He finished sixth in the Heisman voting, showing just how good a year he had.

1.08: Kenneth Walker III, Michigan State, Running Back Wilson's consistently stellar production, technical route running and supreme ability to separate have him edging ever closer to Burks in the race to be the top receiver of 2022. He managed to rack up 1,058 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2021, despite splitting targets with Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Chris Olave. Wilson is the better of two Buckeyes receivers to declare for the 2022 draft. The Ohio State receiving corps is always bursting with talent. A great showing at the Reese's Senior Bowl will help his stock immensely.ġ.07: Garrett Wilson, Ohio State, Wide Receiver Howell still has a high floor and is likely to go in the first round of this year's draft, but there are some areas for concern. He lost his two best offensive weapons to the 2021 draft, which had a major impact. Unfortunately, the 2021 season was lackluster for Howell. Howell has proven to be a talented field general with above-average mobility in his time at North Carolina. As the top tier of quarterbacks in this draft becomes diluted, the value of each of those players drops. There's a saying that 'a rising tide lifts all boats.' The opposite applies as well. 1.05 - Sam Howell - North Carolina - Quarterback He has a long way to go before being mentioned in the same breath as those studs, but the ceiling is there. While there are several highly talented receivers in this class, Burks has the unique ability to become an alpha receiver in the mold of Ja'Marr Chase, DK Metcalf, Calvin Johnson or Julio Jones. His massive frame, incredible metrics and ability to work the boundary will enamor many organizations. Some quarterbacks could edge out Burks at this pick, but he remains the best player available left on the board. That said, he still projects as the most talented quarterback in the class.ġ.04: Treylon Burks, Arkansas, Wide Receiver Not having that chance will surely put Corral at a disadvantage and could negatively affect his draft stock. The Senior Bowl will provide NFL teams with an intimate view of the other quarterbacks' work ethic, practice rituals, personalities and talents.

Corral, on the other hand, is not eligible for the game. In addition, all other projected high-level quarterbacks accepted invites to the Reese's Senior Bowl. An MRI later revealed that the injury was only an ankle sprain, but it's not an ideal situation heading into offseason draft preparations. He suffered an ankle injury during the Allstate Sugar Bowl and left the game. Corral falls to 1.03 in this mock for a variety of reasons. That said, predicting which will succeed is the ultimate challenge. Some will eventually rise to be multi-year starters and consistent fantasy options. The quarterback position will have the highest risk-reward potential in the 2022 NFL draft. While Hall may have a marginally stronger profile, Spiller should become an immediate starter in the league and on dynasty rosters. Spiller has performed admirably at Texas A&M over the last three years, and he's an early declaration who will be only 20 years old when drafted in April. With Hall selected as the top pick, most leagues will scramble to draft the next clear-cut, elite running back in the draft. 1.02: Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M, Running Back

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