Since they won the national championship, Georgia football and their 15 players who have entered their names into the 2022 NFL Draft have a topic of discussion. Now it’s time to predict where we think they could land ahead of the NFL Combine.
This Combine could elevate or drop players’ draft projections, but at the same time, performance won’t matter for some of these players because a team will want them.
Without exaggerating, the Dawgs could see at least 12 guys drafted, with over half of them going in round one.
This year’s NFL Draft will be in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium from April 28 through April 30.
Some guys may go undrafted if the NFL Combine and Georgia pro day don’t go well, but this group of guys isn’t like in the past where there were only a couple of solid draft prospects. All 15 are strong prospects that could land somewhere. I’m confident they would sign as undrafted free agents if they don’t get drafted.
Georgia football could see 12 taken in this pre-combine mock draft.
The Dawgs could break their record for most taken in a single draft after seeing nine selected last year. After last year’s draft, Georgia has seen 344 players chosen, one of the most in history.
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart has seen players selected in the first round five of his six years, but this year will be his best. One of his biggest sales to recruits is how he and his staff will develop them into NFL talent.
So far, the pitch continues to sell, and it doesn’t seem to have an end in sight.
This article will break down who we think could go in the various rounds and who could draft them. From free agency to the first round, here is our first 2022 NFL mock draft.