If Will Anderson were in the NFL 2022 draft, he would be the first player to take over. Of course, a year ago, Kayvon Thibodeaux was the number one slam-dunk player in write-it-in-Sharpie and then Travon Walker came on stage late. Whatever happens on April 27, 2023, Anderson is a special talent and was dominant for Alabama last season.
Agriculture • Sof • 6’3 “/ 310 lbs
Our colleague Pete Prisco said it all weekend during the NFL draft of ’22: Jalen Carter could end up being the best player on the Georgia National Championship team. Just let it sink for a moment.
State of Ohio • Fr • 6’3 “/ 218 lbs
Who knows how this QB lesson ends? A year ago, we had Sam Howell, Spencer Rattler, Kedon Slovis and Desmond Ridder go to Round 1 and only Kenny Pickett finished in the top 32, with no one in Round 2, and Howell dropped to Round. 5, to get a draft after Bailey Zappe. Well yes.
Agriculture • Fr • 6’2 “/ 205 lbs
Ringo is a great corner that moves well in space, and in Jacksonville, the team continues to build around Trevor Lawrence … strengthening the defense. Again, who knows what this – or any – roster will look like 12 months from now, but there is no doubt that Ringo is one of the best CBs in college football.
Kentucky • Jr • 6’3 “/ 232 lbs
OK let’s go. Daniel Jones will have the 2022 season to prove himself and if things do not go well, the team is almost certain to look for a QB. Levis is tough and he can definitely turn it around. A good campaign in the fall will have him in the discussion of the first round.
State of Ohio • Soph • 6’0 “/ 198 lbs
The Wide Receiver U continues to pump large-scale receivers. Smith-Njigba is a silky soft playmaker who was just as effective as Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave.
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