2022 NFL Mock Draft: Giants find replacement for Daniel Jones, Browns beef up receiving corps

How about Hutchinson at No. 1? He has an NFL body, is believed to be a freak athletically, and has had massive production at Michigan.

Neal isn't a perfect prospect, but he's the position the Jets absolutely need for the future of their organization.

The Jaguars would probably be primed to trade down if this is how the board falls, but Hamilton is a supremely gifted back-seven player.

Let's get a little crazy here. Some would think Pickett doesn't have much more of a higher ceiling than Davis Mills, but he's much more careful with the football and has better and more natural improvisational skills.

What the Giants need to do for 2022 is sign an established veteran, then address the quarterback position early in the draft. Willis is raw but has All-Pro upside.

The Jets have a strong defensive front -- especially when you factor in Carl Lawson's 2022 return -- but this is a dream scenario for Robert Saleh.

New quarterback and a new left tackle with the strength and athleticism to hit the ground running. Perfect for the start of the Giants' rebuild.

The Eagles can address the offense and defensive front later in Round 1. Stingley is a blue-chip prospect falling into their lap here. Can't pass on him.

The Falcons need...a lot, and with two quarterbacks off the board they decide on an established SEC blocker to build the talent on the offensive line.

Does the Washington Football Team really need a quarterback desperately? If Taylor Heinicke plays like he did in Week 11, it may not. Instead the team gets him another refined weapon to pair with Terry McLaurin.

The Eagles have to add to their defensive front, and Karlaftis has serious abilities as a three-down edge rusher.

The Panthers are building...something under Matt Rhule, but this club will never take off unless it gets its long-term answer at quarterback. Cam Newton can be the perfect mentor for Corral and will allow him to sit for a while before starting.

Enagbare needs to add to his pass-rush move arsenal, but the athleticism profile is absolutely top-half-of-the-first-round quality.

I keep going back to this pairing. The Dolphins have to get nastier up front, and Linderbaum does not play around.

More receiver help for Derek Carr in Vegas. Wilson is a springy speedster with a complete game.

Howie Roseman has a long history of waiting on linebacker, so how about not picking the super-talented Dean until his third first-round pick?

Williams is going in the first round. And regardless of what the Browns decide to do at quarterback, the receiver spot has to be addressed.

The Steelers secondary has to get younger on the perimeter, and Elam has the press-man skills that'll be welcomed in Pittsburgh.

Did you see Burks against Alabama? Grown man. Burks will acclimate quickly as a big slot in Sean Payton's offense.

Booth is a natural playmaker who'd make perfect sense in Mike Zimmer's scheme.

Munford has tackle/guard versatility and a complete game to be a rookie starter in Buffalo.

London stays home in Los Angeles and will be another target with a large catch radius for Justin Herbert.

Cross is young and somewhat raw, but his play this season has led to legitimate first-round consideration. More protection for Joe Burrow.

Dotson would provide the Lions with what they desperately need: a dynamic weapon at wideout. He can win at all three levels.

The Chiefs simply can't pass on someone as talented as Leal this late in Round 1. He's a disruptor regardless of where he aligns.

Ebiketie is going to fly up boards over the next few months. He's a chiseled specimen who's produced at a high level this season.

Another pass-catching option for Dak Prescott. Wydermyer has been super-reliable for the Aggies over the past two seasons.

More youthful investment in the secondary for the Buccaneers with the pro-ready Kendrick.

McDuffie's versatility makes him the ideal fit in Baltimore's blitz-happy defense.