2022 NFL Mock Draft: Panthers pick Malik Willis inside top 10, Garrett Wilson lands with Justin Jefferson

Neal is the best offensive tackle with the highest upside in this class given his size and athleticism. The Jaguars have to build their offensive front.

Hutchinson feels like a Dan Campbell type. He's big, physical, with good pass-rush moves. He'll be welcomed locally coming from Michigan.

Davis Mills was plenty good enough as a rookie to keep the Texans from going quarterback here. They need another rusher on defense opposite Jonathan Greenard.

Given that he's super young and has ultra-smooth athleticism, Cross has major upside and the Jets need to shore up their blocking unit in front of Zach Wilson.

Crazy, early right? Not really. Whoever the next coach is for the Giants will want his pick at quarterback, and he'd get the pick of litter in this scenario. Pickett erupted in his final season at Pittsburgh and is from New Jersey.

Sam Darnold is not the guy, Panthers. Willis has a rocket arm and insane athleticism but just needs time to fine-tune his decision-making skills.

Quarterback with the first pick, franchise right tackle with the second selection, and suddenly things are starting to look up for the Giants offensively.

Give me A.J. Terrell and Derek Stingley in the same secondary. The Falcons go defense instead of receiver here.

The Broncos have to address linebacker, regardless of who the next coach is. Dean is a cerebral lightning bolt on the field.

The Jets get a magnificent playmaker in Hamilton at No. 10 overall. Awesome news for Robert Saleh.

This selection would make for a fun quarterback competition between Corral and Taylor Heinicke in training camp. They have similar skill sets.

Wilson will provide Justin Jefferson a running mate on the perimeter in Minnesota.

Olave is a polished receiver who'd help get the most out of Baker Mayfield.

Gardner is a nasty in-your-face cornerback who'll immediately man the outside cornerback role in Baltimore's blitz-happy, man-coverage scheme.

Going from Jason Kelce to Linderbaum would be the natural progression at center for the Eagles.

Booth is lightning quick and has tremendous ball skills. Nice combination for a cornerback.

Ojabo is raw, but man, his wins are of the All-Pro variety already because of his bend and burst.

Burks is a bully on the perimeter with high-end YAC abilities because he's not stiff and is a load to bring to the turf.

Karlaftis is a grown man up front with a complete skill set. He'll replace Derek Barnett in Philadelphia.

Ridder is a super-experienced, successful quarterback from a smaller school with good improvisational ability and good arm talent. Sound like anybody the Steelers have had at quarterback?

Elam is a long press man specialist, perfect for Bill Belichick's defense.

Rainmann is a former tight end who had high-quality film at Central Michigan and has legit NFL offensive tackle length and size.

McDuffie is a versatile chess piece who can man multiple positions in the Raiders defense that still needs work.

London is a silky smooth big man who stars when the ball is thrown a few feet above his head.

Green can play any spot up front and does so with balanced power. Good idea for the Joe Burrow-led Bengals.

McCreary gets it done with awesome technique and stellar football IQ. The Bills could use more reinforcement in their secondary.

Lloyd is a rocket on the field and would bring a fast, physical presence to the Lions defense.

Bell accumulated nearly 3,000 yards and 21 touchdowns in the past three seasons at Purdue. He's not an athletic marvel but does everything well. This would be a Michael Gallup replacement.

Thomas produced more as his career progressed at San Diego State. He's the long, high-motor edge rusher Kansas City needs.