Between the end of NFL Combine and the unofficial start of NFL free agency marked by the blockbuster trade of Russell Wilson from the Seahawks and the Broncos, there are lot of new factors to consider in projecting the picks for the 2022 NFL Draft. There's more clarity on what teams need and what they're thinking to try to upgrade their rosters come April 29. To celebrate all the movement, Sporting News is expanding its mock draft to three rounds to provide more insight into the possible selections for every team on the first two nights. Here's a breakdown from No. 1 to No. 103 overall, with quarterbacks suddenly getting a lot more buzz and love early:
Michigan
Oregon
NC State
Liberty
Georgia
Iowa
Purdue
Utah
Texas A&M
Nevada
USC
Notre Dame
Alabama
Mississippi State
LSU
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Ohio State
Northern Iowa
Florida State
Washington
Arkansas
Penn State
Minnesota
Clemson
Mississippi
