4-Round 2022 NFL Mock Draft: Pittsburgh Steelers shoot up the board to snag Malik Willis

With less than four weeks until Roger Goodell puts the Jacksonville Jaguars on the clock, it’s time for a final 4-Round NFL Mock Draft of the 2022 cycle. There are many philosophies behind compiling a mock, much like there are in the NFL Draft itself.

Do you draft for need? Do you take the best player available? With a mock draft, there’s also the element of whether you pick by what you would do, what you think a team will do, or even what you hear a team might do. The final attempt of this cycle encompasses all and also includes trades.

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Picks 1-16

Once considered an impossibility, two quarterbacks fly off the board within the first 10 picks of this 2022 NFL Mock Draft. Meanwhile, EDGE prospects dominate the early selections.

1) Jacksonville Jaguars: Travon Walker, EDGE, Georgia

On the clock with the first overall pick for the second consecutive season, there’s a multitude of directions the Jaguars could take here. Taking Alabama offensive tackle Evan Neal would be the smart move. Plug him in at right tackle in Year 1, and slide him across to left tackle when Cam Robinson departs in 2023. Protecting Trevor Lawrence has to be the main priority.

Despite this, finding an EDGE to plug in across from Josh Allen has been the focus of a lot of attention through this cycle. Michigan’s Aidan Hutchinson has been the favorite to land in Jacksonville with the first overall selection.

However, Pro Football Network Chief NFL Draft Analyst Tony Pauline reported last week that there could be a surprise choice in Georgia’s Travon Walker. Walker certainly be a surprise for many. Yet, there’s definitely some allure with the standout Bulldogs prospect.

Walker has the versatility to line up as a 4-3 DE, 3-4 OLB, and has the frame to support a move inside. He posted insane athletic numbers at the NFL Combine, quantifying what was apparent on tape. The college production has been modest, but the upside is tantalizing.

2) Detroit Lions: Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan

If the Jaguars pass on Michigan’s Aidan Hutchinson, don’t expect the Detroit Lions to do the same. The Michigan defensive end prospect epitomizes what Dan Campbell wants his Lions to look like. Hard-working, powerful, and coming off the back of an explosively productive final season in Ann Arbor, Hutchinson can be the answer to the Lions’ pass-rush problems.

The first two selections in the 2022 NFL Draft have the potential to dictate and transform the entire first round. It’s thought that if the Jaguars were to select Hutchinson first overall, there’s a legitimate chance that the Lions strike for Malik Willis to be their long-term face of the franchise. However, the Liberty QB remains on the board in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft.

3) Houston Texans: Evan Neal, OT, Alabama

Having traded Deshaun Watson to the Cleveland Browns, the Houston Texans are in a position to substantially overhaul their roster. With 11 picks, they have amongst the most capital to play with. Don’t expect them to use any of that to find a replacement for Watson. Instead, they’re likely to surround Davis Mills with the support he needs to succeed.

That starts with the acquisition of Alabama OT Evan Neal in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft. Pairing Neal with Laremy Tunsil should provide Mills with a solid pocket to play from. The Alabama OT has alluring size and length for an NFL tackle. He’s also an explosive athlete who can get out ahead of the ground game, in addition to his protection prowess.

4) New York Jets: Jermaine Johnson II, EDGE, Florida State

The New York Jets are a team with two handfuls of picks but also a roster brimming with needs. Their free agency moves might have changed the order of those needs, but there’s definitely still plenty to hit in the 2022 NFL Draft. With one of the lowest pressure rates in the NFL last season, finding a starting defensive end figures to be one of the biggest.

Jermaine Johnson II‘s ascension in this class reaches its peak with the fourth overall selection in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft. There might not be a more complete prospect on the defensive line. Johnson has scheme versatility, plays with exceptional power, and comes fully loaded with an arsenal of pass-rush weaponry. Furthermore, his ability to set the edge in the run game is a joy to behold.

5) Pittsburgh Steelers (from NYG): Malik Willis, QB, Liberty

Projected Trade: Pittsburgh Steelers send the 20th and 52nd picks plus their first- and second-round selections in 2023 to the New York Giants in exchange for the fifth overall selection.

Here. We. Go! As Malik Willis has risen throughout the pre-draft process, there has been one team that has been with him every step of the way. There have been multiple meetings between Willis and key components of the Steelers’ organization, including the infamous chicken wing dinner with Mike Tomlin that left the Liberty QB grinning from ear to ear.

Having traded with the Giants, Pittsburgh pounces for their Ben Roethlisberger replacement. Willis gives the Steelers a big-armed quarterback with game-changing creativity on the ground. The recent signing of Mitchell Trubisky means Willis doesn’t need to start immediately, removing pressure and allowing him the time that he’ll need to develop.

6) Carolina Panthers: Kenny Pickett, QB, Pittsburgh

While the Steelers have been closely linked to Willis, there wasn’t anyone closer than Carolina Panthers head coach Matt Rhule to quarterback Kenny Pickett during the Pittsburgh Pro Day. With a pre-existing relationship from Rhule’s tenure at Temple, it would appear that Pickett swapping one Panthers team for another is a very realistic possibility.

Would this be the pick that I’d make? No. The Carolina offensive line needs significant work, and ideally, you wouldn’t thrust a rookie quarterback behind it. However, Rhule’s seat is hotter than a Florida summer. Neither Sam Darnold nor P.J. Walker is likely to help with that situation. Pickett is a solid all-around prospect that should help relieve some of the pressure on Rhule, especially if he can replicate the single-season success he enjoyed this year.

7) New York Giants (from CHI): Charles Cross, OT, Mississippi State

Having traded the fifth overall pick to the Steelers, the Giants make their move with the seventh pick in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft. Brian Daboll isn’t likely to move on from Daniel Jones this year. If he is to fairly assess whether Jones is the long-term future of the franchise, making sure his offensive line is substantially better will be a key focus.

Mississippi State offensive tackle Charles Cross is the addition that moves the needle in that regard. An athletic offensive tackle whose slender frame belies a strength and nastiness, Cross is an experienced pass protector. Meanwhile, he’s showcased savagery as a run blocker. A left tackle by trade, the Mississippi State lineman took reps at right tackle during his pro day. He can be a Day 1 starter opposite Andrew Thomas.

8) Atlanta Falcons: Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon

Kayvon Thibodeaux is my second overall rated player in this class. Let’s get that out the way immediately. Having studied the Oregon defensive prospect for three years, he’s an insanely explosive pass rusher who possesses the length to be combative at the point of attack. Thibodeaux is also equally adept at getting to the quarterback or stopping the run.

That said, I’m not an NFL scout. I don’t work for an NFL team. While NFL Draft rumors are always something to be taken with a pinch of salt, there seems to be real substance behind reports that teams are concerned about multiple elements of his evaluation. As a result, a fall down the order on draft day is possible. That fall ends with the Atlanta Falcons in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, with Thibodeaux providing the answer to a long-running pass-rush problem.

9) Seattle Seahawks (from DEN): Ikem Ekwonu, OT, NC State

I’ve been operating under the assumption that the timing and destination of the Seattle Seahawks’ trade of Russell Wilson pointed to them falling in love with his replacement. Trading into the top 10 of this class should have put them in prime position to land Willis. However, in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, the Liberty QB is already gone.

What if, however, the Seahawks weren’t positioning themselves for a QB but to get in on the offensive tackle action at the top of the class? After all, both Brandon Shell and Duane Brown are out of contract. If they’re truly going to give Drew Lock a shot to start, getting a left tackle in the shape of Ikem Ekwonu would be a savvy move. A savage, mauling run blocker, Ekwonu is also an athletic pass protector with a potent punch.

10) New York Jets (from SEA): Garrett Wilson, WR, Ohio State

If you’ve seen the photo of Zach Wilson wearing a “Braxton Berrios is good” t-shirt, you might be fooled into thinking that finding a wide receiver in the 2022 NFL Draft isn’t a priority. Don’t be. Wilson needs surrounding with offensive weaponry if he’s to establish himself as a long-term starter in the NFL.

Garrett Wilson would be an incredible addition to the Jets offense. A true three-level threat, the Ohio State pass catcher excels in every area of WR evaluation. A catch-point connoisseur, Wilson also possesses knee-breaking route-running ability. Clocking in with a faster time than his track star teammate speaks to his ability to add value as an after-the-catch threat.

11) Washington Commanders: Kyle Hamilton, S, Notre Dame

It’s “overthink a prospect” season in the NFL. Kyle Hamilton is my top-rated player in the 2022 NFL Draft. At 6’4″ and 220 pounds, the Notre Dame product is a uniquely sized safety. He plays with disturbing physicality coming downhill, has the range to command the entire deep third, and has the length, intelligence, and ball skills to be impactful in coverage.

However, his slow NFL Combine and Notre Dame Pro Day 40-yard dash time has already cast doubt over Hamilton’s NFL Draft projection. Furthermore, a season-ending knee injury might cause concern for NFL teams. Throw in the age-old ridiculous debate about positional value and the Washington Commanders find themselves in a unique position to land the best player available at a position of need with the 11th pick of this 2022 NFL Mock Draft.

12) Minnesota Vikings: Ahmad Gardner, CB, Cincinnati

Since 2015, the Minnesota Vikings have selected three first-round cornerbacks. None of them are currently on their roster. Past failures may cause Vikings fans to balk at adding another first-round defensive back. Still, with Patrick Peterson and Mackensie Alexander out of contract and a distinct lack of depth and talent, the position currently sits as the main area of need.

The selection of Ahmad Gardner in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft gives the Vikings a ball-hawking playmaker who adds a physical and explosive presence against the run and as a blitzer. If you haven’t heard that “Sauce” didn’t allow a single touchdown in his entire college career, then you must have been living under a rock with no cell signal throughout this process so far.

13) Houston Texans (from CLE): George Karlaftis, EDGE, Purdue

While there is a temptation to add a wide receiver for Mills to throw to with the pick received from the Browns in the Watson trade, the Texans take to the defensive side of the ball in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft. With a defensive head coach in Lovie Smith, expect the Texans to try and revitalize their glory days when the J.J. Watt-led defense was dominant.

George Karlaftis has been a divisive figure in this 2022 class. Pass rushing can be a very “pick your poison” position. While the “Grecian Goliath” may not fly off the edge like some of the speedier pass rushers, he possesses excellent athletic ability for his size. Furthermore, he’s a powerful defensive lineman with violent hands who plays with a red-hot motor on every play.

14) Baltimore Ravens: Jordan Davis, DT, Georgia

There’s a reason why Jordan Davis has been a popular 2022 NFL Mock Draft selection for the Baltimore Ravens. The fit between the behemoth Georgia defensive lineman and a Ravens team that has a plethora of potential defensive holes is just too good to pass up. Plus, there’s no guarantee that Brandon Williams or Calais Campbell return for next season.

Epitomizing the phrase “two on me, someone is free,” Davis is a double-team attracting, run-gap stuffing beast of a man. His presence will allow other potential pass-rush additions to thrive. Moreover, the insane athletic performance showcased at the NFL Combine is a testament to his own ability to explode into the opposition backfield as a pass rusher.

15) Philadelphia Eagles (from MIA): Jameson Williams, WR, Alabama

The Philadelphia Eagles kick start a haul in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft by righting the wrongs of previous draft cycles. Alabama’s Jameson Williams is the pass catcher that the Eagles thought they were getting with Jalen Reagor. While speed is his predominant weapon, Williams showcases other tools of the trade, such as throttle control in his route running and excellent ball tracking.

The one concern that hangs over the former Alabama receiver is the ACL tear suffered in the 2021-2022 National Championship. You want your first-round pick to be able to contribute immediately, and Williams’ long-term prognosis isn’t clearly present. However, he’s set to make a full recovery, and you only have to look at the impact his departure from the college title game had on the Alabama offense to understand his game-changing appeal.

16) Philadelphia Eagles (from IND): Derek Stingley Jr., CB, LSU

It’d be negligent if the Eagles don’t address the secondary with one of their first-round picks in the 2022 NFL Draft. Despite adding pieces in free agency and the draft last year, they allowed the highest completion percentage to opposing quarterbacks last season.

Once considered the consensus CB1 of this class, injury and inconsistency have caused Derek Stingley Jr.‘s stock to sour slightly. However, on his day, the LSU cornerback has the explosive athleticism and ball skills to be an impactful playmaker in an NFL secondary.

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Picks 17-32

The first half of Day 1 enjoyed its fair share of excitement, but the second half isn’t far behind.

17) Los Angeles Chargers: Zion Johnson, G, Boston College

Rashawn Slater and Corey Linsley give the Los Angeles Chargers a solid foundation for their offensive line. However, the departure of Bryan Bulaga and question marks at the guard position should see the Chargers add further security for Justin Herbert in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Boston College’s Zion Johnson has emerged as one of the top interior linemen in this class. Schematically and positionally versatile, Johnson is an excellent technician with impressive athletic ability. He’s played guard and tackle for the Eagles while taking snaps at center in the Senior Bowl, making him a valuable asset for any NFL team.

18) New Orleans Saints: Trevor Penning, OT, Northern Iowa

Considered a potential landing spot for one of the class’ quarterbacks, that situation now feels unlikely with the New Orleans Saints bringing back Jameis Winston on a two-year deal and signing Andy Dalton as his backup. One option at 18 is wide receiver, but in a deeply talented class, there are later-round options for the Saints.

With Terron Armstead departed in free agency, protecting Winston should be a priority. In this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, that responsibility falls to Northern Iowa offensive tackle Trevor Penning. Boasting prototypical NFL size, Penning is an impressive athlete who plays the game with a savage demeanor.

19) Kansas City Chiefs (from PHI): Drake London, WR, USC

Projected trade: The Kansas City Chiefs send picks 29, 50, and 121 to acquire pick 19 from the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Kansas City Chiefs have already been active in the trade market, shipping Tyreek Hill to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for a host of extra draft capital. In this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, they utilize some of that capital to snag one of the top wide receivers in this class.

Calling Drake London a replacement for Hill is incorrect. They’re not remotely similar players. What they do get, is a Frankenstein-esque pass catcher who combines size and contested-catch ability with deceptive athleticism and physicality that allows for yards-after-the-catch potential. Why trade up for London? There are at least three teams that would have taken him before the Chiefs were on the clock at 29.

20) New York Giants (from PIT): Nakobe Dean, LB, Georgia

Having traded down from fifth overall in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, the Giants land one of the top players at a position of need. The interior linebacker duo of Blake Martinez and Tae Crowder could use an upgrade, and the depth behind them isn’t great either.

Nakobe Dean is a devastating heat-seeking missile in the ground game and possesses coverage versatility and exceptional football intelligence. The Giants get the added bonus of gazumping the New England Patriots for Dean’s services.

21) New England Patriots: Kaiir Elam, CB, Florida

Despite welcoming back Malcolm Butler to Foxborough and adding Terrance Mitchell in free agency, the cornerback room still poses as one of the main issues for the Patriots. Stephon Gilmore and J.C. Jackson have both been allowed to leave New England since the last NFL Draft.

Florida cornerback Kaiir Elam battled injury in his final season in “The Swamp,” halting some of his expected development as a CB prospect. However, Elam possesses NFL size at 6’2″, and his 4.39 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine highlighted the speed that which he plays the game.

22) Green Bay Packers (from LV): Chris Olave, WR, Ohio State

Davante Adams is gone. Marquez Valdes-Scantling is gone. For the first time in this 2022 NFL Draft cycle, I’m writing a mock feeling confident that the Green Bay Packers must draft a wide receiver in the first round. With two selections in the back end of Round 1, it’s a near impossibility that one of them doesn’t turn into a weapon for Aaron Rodgers.

A weapon is exactly what Chris Olave is. While he might have played in the shadow of teammates Wilson and Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Olave has track speed, excellent ball-tracking skills, and the spacial awareness to ghost into soft spots in coverage and be a danger on the sideline too. He’s an underrated route runner, particularly in the red zone.

23) Arizona Cardinals: David Ojabo, EDGE, Michigan

How far will Michigan EDGE David Ojabo fall is one of the greatest question marks ahead of the 2022 NFL Draft. The exciting, explosive pass rusher was set to be a top-10 pick before suffering an Achilles injury at the Michigan Pro Day. Speed, bend, length, pass-rush tools, Ojabo has many of the traits of an elite NFL pass rusher.

Yet, the injury is set to cloud his draft stock. As mentioned above with Alabama WR Williams, first-round selections are expected to be immediate contributors, and it’s unlikely that Ojabo will achieve this. However, the Arizona Cardinals halt his slide in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft as a long-term replacement for the Las Vegas Raiders-bound Chandler Jones.

24) Dallas Cowboys: Boye Mafe, EDGE, Minnesota

Name a pass rusher, any pass rusher, from the initial wave of NFL free agency, and it’s likely that the Dallas Cowboys swung and missed on them. They had a deal in place to bring back one of their own in Randy Gregory and somehow managed to let him slip away to the Denver Broncos. They were reportedly in on Von Miller, who will reside in Buffalo for the foreseeable future.

If you’re looking for an explosive pass-rush presence in the 2022 NFL Draft — which the Cowboys are — you’re not going to find much better than Minnesota’s Boye Mafe. After his most statistically successful season for the Gophers, Mafe has ascended through the process with an exceptional showing at the Senior Bowl, followed by an elite testing performance at the NFL Combine.

25) Buffalo Bills: Kenyon Green, G, Texas A&M

Despite making some free agency additions to the offensive line, bolstering the interior with a player of Kenyon Green‘s caliber would have multiple benefits for the Buffalo Bills. Green’s insane anchor in pass protection would give Josh Allen more time to throw. The Bills’ largely poor running game would benefit from his athletic ability as a puller and mauling nature that he brings to the offensive interior.

Some teams have reportedly been working the Texas A&M guard at center, adding an additional layer of versatility to his profile. He’s already got experience at both left and right guard. Once considered a top-10 pick, Green’s stock has been impacted by him being rotated across the offensive line by the Aggies this season. He’s still a starting talent if developed correctly.

26) Tennessee Titans: Treylon Burks, WR, Arkansas

Following the release of Julio Jones, the Tennessee Titans are a natural landing spot for one of the top wide receivers in the 2022 NFL Draft. There are other possibilities, of course. They need to address right tackle, but taking one here would be a reach. The addition of Austin Hooper removes the necessity to reach for a tight end, too.

Despite the negative attention that his Combine performance has garnered, Treylon Burks remains one of the top pass catchers in this class. The Arkansas WR has the size at 6’2″ and 225 pounds to be a physical presence at the NFL level. His 33 1/2″ arms allow him to be a menace in contested-catch situations. However, Burks also possesses positional versatility to be used as a dangerous weapon in multiple ways by an offense.

27) Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Travis Jones, DT, Connecticut

The return of Tom Brady has seen additional benefits for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Center Ryan Jensen, running back Leonard Fournette, and wide receiver Chris Godwin are all back. Even tight end Rob Gronkowski could make his way back. As well as being great news for Bucs fans, it may also alter their approach to the upcoming draft.

One player who is yet to commit to a return to the Bucs is Ndamukong Suh. While he could still return, finding an imposing defensive tackle prospect to replace him could be a key priority. Connecticut’s Travis Jones could be that player. Although bigger than Suh at 326 pounds, Jones is powerful, explosive, and has the length to be disruptive both against the run and as a pass rusher.

28) Green Bay Packers: Devin Lloyd, LB, Utah

With the 28th overall pick of this 2022 NFL Mock Draft and their second first-rounder following the Adams trade, the Packers have the luxury of matching need with best player available.

Inserting Utah’s Devin Lloyd alongside De’Vondre Campbell would give the Packers an excellent inside linebacker duo. Lloyd brings a ferocious downhill presence who combines physicality with football intelligence to deliver in coverage as well.

29) Philadelphia Eagles (from SF via MIA and KC): Lewis Cine, S, Georgia

Having traded down to gather even more picks in this 2022 NFL Mock Draft, the Eagles are still in position to bag a potent playmaker at a position of need. They already started their secondary overhaul with the addition of Stingley. Now, Georgia safety Lewis Cine elevates the unit further.

An aggressive run-stopping athlete who plays the game with a jolting physicality, Cine’s athletic profile also translates well to coverage. He’s a versatile chess piece with leadership qualities that will help secure this Eagles secondary.

30) Kansas City Chiefs: Arnold Ebiketie, EDGE, Penn State

Having secured a game-changing WR with their initial first-round pick, the Chiefs focus on defense with the 30th selection. Cornerback is a very real possibility here, but there’s no escaping the need to add a Day 1 starting EDGE player.

Penn State pass rusher Arnold Ebiketie is coming off a highly productive first season at the Power Five level. He possesses the bend, explosion, length, and power to be an impactful player for the Chiefs.

31) Cincinnati Bengals: Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson

Having plowed resources into an offensive line overhaul in free agency, the Cincinnati Bengals can afford to take the BPA approach to the early stages of the 2022 NFL Draft. As a top-10 overall player on my big board, they get a steal at a position of need in Clemson cornerback Andrew Booth Jr.

Booth is an exceptional athlete who displays vertical explosion with some of the most acrobatic interceptions and pass breakups that you’ll have seen in college football in the past three seasons. Combined with his ball skills and physicality against the run, Booth has everything you look for in an NFL cornerback. However, some injury concerns are impacting his stock and look set to facilitate a fall.

32) Detroit Lions (from LAR): Jahan Dotson, WR, Penn State

The Detroit Lions finish off the first round of this 2022 NFL Mock Draft with an almost inevitable selection. Although they added DJ Chark Jr. in free agency, his one-year deal doesn’t change their need to add a pass catcher in April. If anything, it strengthens the need to find a long-term option.

With Chark as their big-bodied pass-catching threat, Jahan Dotson gives the Lions a smaller, speedier weapon, who showcases exceptional body control and the vertical agility to go up and snag the ball well above his frame.

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Round 2, Picks 33-43

Day 1 is the highlight of the NFL Draft, but Days 2 and 3 are where teams fill out their rosters.

33) Jacksonville Jaguars
Tyler Smith, OT, Tulsa

34) Detroit Lions
Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

35) New York Jets
Trent McDuffie, CB, Washington

36) New York Giants
Tyler Linderbaum, C, Iowa

37) Houston Texans
Daxton Hill, S, Michigan

38) New York Jets
Christian Harris, LB, Alabama

39) Atlanta Falcons
Desmond Ridder, QB, Cincinnati

Projected Trade: Atlanta sends picks 43 and 74 to Chicago to acquire pick 39.

40) Seattle Seahawks
Matt Corral, QB, Mississippi

41) Seattle Seahawks
Tariq Woolen, CB, UTSA

42) Indianapolis Colts
Bernhard Raimann, OT, Central Michigan

43) Chicago Bears
George Pickens, WR, Georgia

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Round 2, Picks 44-54

44) Cleveland Browns
Perrion Winfrey, DT, Oklahoma

45) Baltimore Ravens
Sam Williams, EDGE, Mississippi

46) Minnesota Vikings
Jaquan Brisker, S, Penn State

47) Washington Commanders 
Sean Rhyan, G, UCLA

48) Chicago Bears
Abraham Lucas, OT, Washington State

49) New Orleans Saints
Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota State

50) Philadelphia Eagles 
Cameron Thomas, EDGE, San Diego State

51) Philadelphia Eagles
Leo Chenal, LB, Wisconsin

52) New York Giants 
Myjai Sanders, EDGE, Cincinnati

53) Green Bay Packers 
Devonte Wyatt, DT, Georgia

54) New England Patriots
DeMarvin Leal, DT, Texas A&M

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Round 2, Picks 55-64

55) Arizona Cardinals
Roger McCreary, CB, Auburn

56) Dallas Cowboys
Jalen Pitre, S, Baylor

57) Buffalo Bills
Breece Hall, RB, Iowa State

58) Atlanta Falcons
Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati

59) Green Bay Packers
Matt Waletzko, OT, North Dakota

60) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Martin Emerson, CB, Mississippi State

61) San Francisco 49ers
Kyler Gordon, CB, Washington

62) Kansas City Chiefs
Kenneth Walker III, RB, Michigan State

63) Cincinnati Bengals
Phidarian Mathis, DT, Alabama

64) Denver Broncos
Drake Jackson, EDGE, USC

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Round 3, Picks 65-75

65) Jacksonville Jaguars
Brandon Smith, LB, Penn State

66) Detroit Lions
Sam Howell, QB, North Carolina

67) New York Giants
Trey McBride, TE, Colorado State

68) Houston Texans
Skyy Moore, WR, Western Michigan

69) New York Jets:
Daniel Faalele, OT, Minnesota

70) Jacksonville Jaguars 
Calvin Austin III, WR, Memphis

71) Chicago Bears
Kingsley Enagbare, EDGE, South Carolina

72) Seattle Seahawks
Quay Walker, LB, Georgia

73) Indianapolis Colts
John Metchie III, WR, Alabama

74) Chicago Bears 
Logan Hall, DL, Houston

75) Denver Broncos
Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT, Ohio State

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Round 3, Picks 76-85

76) Baltimore Ravens
Brian Asamoah, LB, Oklahoma

77) Minnesota Vikings
Carson Strong, QB, Nevada

78) Cleveland Browns
Jalen Tolbert, WR, South Alabama

79) Los Angeles Chargers
Isaiah Likely, TE, Coastal Carolina

80) Houston Texans
Isaiah Spiller, RB, Texas A&M

81) New York Giants 
Nick Cross, S, Maryland

82) Atlanta Falcons 
Matthew Butler, DT, Tennessee

83) Philadelphia Eagles
Lecitus Smith, G, Virginia Tech

84) Pittsburgh Steelers
Leon O’Neal Jr., S, Texas A&M

85) New England Patriots
Romeo Doubs, WR, Nevada

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Round 3, Picks 86-96

86) Las Vegas Raiders
Darian Kinnard, OT, Kentucky

87) Arizona Cardinals
David Bell, WR, Purdue

88) Dallas Cowboys
Channing Tindall, LB, Georgia

89) Buffalo Bills
Coby Bryant, CB, Cincinnati

90) Tennessee Titans
Troy Andersen, LB, Montana State

91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA

92) Green Bay Packers
Jelani Woods, TE, Virginia

93) San Francisco 49ers
Ed Ingram, G, LSU

94) Kansas City Chiefs
Cam Taylor-Britt, CB, Nebraska

95) Cincinnati Bengals
Kerby Joseph, S, Illinois

96) Denver Broncos
Jalyn Armour-Davis, CB, Alabama

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Round 3, Picks 97-105

97) Detroit Lions
Verone McKinley III, S, Oregon

98) New Orleans Saints
Darrian Beavers, LB, Cincinnati

99) Cleveland Browns
Alex Wright, EDGE, UAB

100) Baltimore Ravens
Nik Bonitto, EDGE, Oklahoma

101) New Orleans Saints
Zyon McCollum, CB, Sam Houston State

102) Miami Dolphins 
Alec Lindstrom, C, Boston College

103) Kansas City Chiefs
Zachary Carter, DT, Florida

104) Los Angeles Rams
Dominique Robinson, EDGE, Miami (OH)

105) San Francisco 49ers
Rachaad White, RB, Arizona State

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Round 4, Picks 106-116

106) Jacksonville Jaguars
Cole Strange, OL, Chattanooga

107) Houston Texans 
Mario Goodrich, CB, Clemson

108) Houston Texans
Damone Clark, LB, LSU

109) Seattle Seahawks 
Isaiah Thomas, EDGE, Oklahoma

110) Baltimore Ravens
Jeremy Ruckert, TE, Ohio State

111) New York Jets 
JT Woods, S, Baylor

112) New York Giants 
Tyler Allgeier, RB, BYU

113) Washington Commanders
Erik Ezukanma, WR, Texas Tech

114) Atlanta Falcons
Damarri Mathis, CB, Pittsburgh

115) Denver Broncos
Jerome Ford, RB, Cincinnati

116) Denver Broncos 
Trae Barry, TE, Boston College

2022 4-Round NFL Mock Draft | Round 4, Picks 117-127

117) New York Jets 
Justyn Ross, WR, Clemson

118) Cleveland Browns
Jeffrey Gunter, EDGE, Coastal Carolina

119) Baltimore Ravens
Akayleb Evans, CB, Missouri

120) New Orleans Saints
Chris Hinton, DT, Michigan

121) Philadelphia Eagles 
Jake Ferguson, TE, Wisconsin

122) Indianapolis Colts
Jesse Luketa, EDGE, Penn State

123) Los Angeles Chargers
Braxton Jones, OT, Southern Utah

124) Philadelphia Eagles
Kaleb Eleby, QB, Western Michigan

125) Miami Dolphins 
Matt Araiza, P, San Diego State

126) Las Vegas Raiders
Terrel Bernard, LB, Baylor

127) New England Patriots
Sterling Weatherford, S, Miami (OH)

2022 NFL Mock Draft | Round 4, Picks 128-143

128) Baltimore Ravens 
Cameron Jurgens, C, Nebraska

129) Dallas Cowboys
Dare Rosenthal, OT, Kentucky

130) Buffalo Bills
Khalil Shakir, WR, Boise State

131) Tennessee Titans
Dylan Parham, G, Memphis

132) Green Bay Packers
Alontae Taylor, CB, Tennessee

133) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
James Cook, RB, Georgia

134) San Francisco 49ers
Bryan Cook, S, Cincinnati

135) Kansas City Chiefs
Tyquan Thornton, WR, Baylor

136) Cincinnati Bengals
Cade Otton, TE, Washington

137) Carolina Panthers 
Rasheed Walker, OT, Penn State

138) Pittsburgh Steelers
Danny Gray, WR, SMU

139) Baltimore Ravens
Dameon Pierce, RB, Florida

140) Green Bay Packers
Josh Paschal, EDGE, Kentucky

141) Baltimore Ravens
Charleston Rambo, WR, Miami (FL)

142) Los Angles Rams
Tariq Castro-Fields, CB, Penn State

143) Tennessee Titans
Chigoziem Okonkwo, TE, Maryland