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- Evan. Neal. OT. 350lbs. 6-7. 5.37 1 3.9. 95.0. MORE>> Neal is the consensus #1 tackle in the 2022 NFL Draft and is viewed as an almost can't miss prospect by most scouts.
- Aidan. Hutchinson. DE. /ED. 260lbs. 6-7. 4.74 1 2.7. 94.8. MORE>> Hutchinson has been the most dominating pass-rusher in college football during the 2021 season and easily outperformed the presumptive top...
- Kayvon. Thibodeaux. DE. /ED. 254lbs. 6-4. 4.58 2 4.1. 93.7. MORE>> Thibodeaux has out-of-this-world athletic ability and as a result, is in the running for being the top pick in the 2022 NFL Draft.
- Garrett. Wilson. WR. 183lbs. 6-0. 4.38 1 12.6. 93.1. MORE>> Garret Wilson will be an excellent pro - he has elite 4.38 speed, good hands, runs perfect routes, and is a hard worker who gives...
Apr 28, 2022 · Green is a big, powerful prospect with nimble feet and versatility. The 6-4, 323-pounder lined up at four of the five OL positions in 2021, and is at his best at guard. In pass protection, he has ...
- EDGE Aidan Hutchinson, Michigan. The highest-graded edge defender in college football, Hutchinson has multiple ways to win with his blend of quicks and power.
- CB Derek Stingley Jr., LSU. This ranking is banking a lot on what Stingley put on tape a long time ago, but it's not as if that talent went anywhere. He has allowed only a 41.1% completion percentage for his career and has been starting since his freshman year.
- T Charles Cross, Mississippi State. After flashing traits in his first year as a starter in 2020, Cross became a dominant pass-protector in 2021. He allowed 44 pressures on 574 pass-blocking snaps in 2020 before giving up only 16 pressures on 719 pass-blocking snaps in 2021.
- CB Ahmad Gardner, Cincinnati. Gardner never allowed a touchdown in his career despite starting since he was a true freshman. In 2021, he took his game to another level, surrendering only 131 yards in 14 games.
- Sam Howell*, QB, North Carolina
- Derek Stingley Jr.*, CB, LSU
- Evan Neal*, T, Alabama
- Kayvon Thibodeaux*, DE/LB, Oregon
- Spencer Rattler*, QB, Oklahoma
- Kyle Hamilton*, S, Notre Dame
- Christian Harris*, Lb, Alabama
- Kedon Slovis*, QB, USC
- Demarvin Leal*, DT, Texas A&M
- Drake Jackson*, DE/LB, USC
Howell piled up 7,224 yards, 68 TDs and 14 interceptions at North Carolina as part of a program-wide makeover with Mack Brown, and he has put up nine games with at least 300 yards passing. Howell is 6-1, 225 pounds, dimensions that are close to Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield. Howell is the top quarterback prospect on the board for 2022...
Stingley Jr. endured a sophomore slump for LSU after a superb freshman season in 2019, so there is a prove-it factor at work for one of the most-gifted players in the FBS. He has all the measurables to be an All-Pro cornerback at the next level. There is work to do with new defensive coordinator Daronte Jones. Just keep in mind a defensive back has...
Neal has made 26 starts, and the versatility between guard and tackle makes him an even more-attractive first-round pick. He played right tackle as a sophomore opposite Alex Leatherwood for one of the greatest offenses in FBS history. He allowed 1.5 sacks in 2020.
Thibodeaux has 23.5 tackles for loss and 12 sacks in 20 games the last two seasons, and he has the most upside of the edge rushers in this class. The former five-star recruit continues to live up to expectations. He should challenge for double-digits sacks as a junior, which would ensure his top-five status.
Rattler endured some growing pains as a redshirt freshman, but he passed for 18 TDs and three interceptions in eight straight wins to end last season. Rattler has the advantage of a third year in Lincoln Riley's system, and his game will translate well in the NFL. Can he follow in the footsteps of Mayfield and Kyler Murray and be a Heisman Trophy w...
Hamilton is the most-talented safety in the FBS. He averages more than 50 tackles per season the last two seasons, an he's totaled 5.5 tackles for loss and five interceptions in that stretch. The Irish have been creative in moving Hamilton around the field, and that should continue with new defensive coordinator Marcus Freeman.
Harris has played ahead of the curve at Alabama the last two seasons. He averages 70 tackles and seven tackles for loss, and he improved in pass coverage as a sophomore. As far as safe picks go, Harris projects as one of those in the top 10.
Slovis will be a polarizing quarterback prospect. He is another classic passer from the USC lineage – and that has been good for a 70 percent completion percentage, 47 TDs and 16 interceptions the last two seasons. Sam Darnold, Mark Sanchez and Matt Leinart are USC's last three first-round quarterbacks. Slovis should follow in that line, but he wil...
Leal is one of the most athletic defensive linemen in the country, and the 6-4, 290-pound defensive tackle anchored the middle of an improved Aggies' defense in 2020. He's a consistent run stopper – and he will get a handful of sacks with that straight-forward interior pressure.
Jackson is a top-10 pick across most early mocks, and the potential as a dominant hybrid pass rusher is there. He started every game as a freshman at USC, and he finished with two sacks and 5.5 tackles for loss in six games last season. The 6-4, 255-pounder needs to build on that success.
Oct 18, 2021 · We're now seven weeks deep into the 2021 college football season, and players are just beginning to solidify their spots at the top of the 2022 NFL Draft class. Here are Mike Renner's top 10 players at each position as things stand right now. For more 2022 draft content, check out PFF’s NFL Draft Big Board and NFL Mock Draft Simulator.
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