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The “senior bowl 2022 pickett” is a player who has no upside. He doesn’t have any godd*** upsides.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Network wrote the greatest, most candid, and most genuine piece regarding the quarterback class of 2022. By offering anonymity to NFL executives, coaches, scouts, and coaches, he enables them to provide their no-nonsense assessments on each of the 15 quarterbacks in this year’s draft. The result is some of the most frank appraisals of the 2022 quarterback class you’ll read anywhere, including a foul-mouthed diatribe from an AFC official about Pittsburgh’s Kenny Pickett that can only be seen in NFL franchise rooms closed to the public.
The divisive QB class of the 2022 NFL Draft
To some, the battle for the finest NFL quarterback in the 2022 NFL Draft boils down to a two-horse contest between Kenny Pickett of Pitt and Malik Willis of Liberty. Even so, there isn’t a lot of agreement on this.
You’ll also hear that Ole Miss’ Matt Corral, Cincinnati’s Desmond Ridder, and North Carolina’s Sam Howell might be the class’s jewels if you ask enough NFL skill evaluators and draft-specific media types.
And, as with practically every draft, there are always the mid-round dice-rolls that might blow all of these possibilities out of the water and turn into the next Dak Prescott or Russell Wilson. Nevada’s Carson Strong, Western Kentucky’s Bailey Zappe, Brown’s EJ Perry, and Iowa State’s Brock Purdy are all on this year’s list.
Finally, there are the true late-round stragglers who have the potential to shock the world and go down in history. Tony Romo, the undrafted quarterback, and Tom Brady, the No. 199 overall selection, were both members of this group in their draft class, and both had successful careers.
On the wing-and-a-Brady-prayer list in 2022 are Notre Dame’s Jack Coan, Kansas State’s Skylar Thompson, South Dakota State’s Chris Oladokun, Southeastern Louisiana’s Cole Kelley, Miami’s D’Eriq King, and Alabama A&M’s Aqeel Glass.
While this isn’t the most exciting list of quarterback prospects ever, you have to believe that with 15 new quarterbacks entering the league this season, at least one or two of them will make it big. Which one, therefore, is the multimillion-dollar issue for NFL teams?
The most NFL-ready quarterback prospect is Kenny Pickett.
“This is the definition of a boom-or-bust investment.”
Through the perspective of coaches, scouts, and executives, here’s how I see Malik Willis, Kenny Pickett, and the rest of the 2022 NFL Draft quarterback class: https://t.co/gWz8HQ5WMo
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) April 21, 2022
Malik Willis or Kenny Pickett are likely to be the first players taken in the 2022 NFL Draft on Thursday. Willis seems to have the greatest potential in the class, while Pickett will be the most NFL-ready in Week 1.
One AFC official corroborated this diagnosis in Tom Pelissero’s anonymous QB feedback collection in a highly amusing, frank, and foul-mouthed rant:
The most remarkable [QB] was Pickett. He was the tallest and largest player on the team, and he simply felt like a quarterback. However, your main worry is the arm. It isn’t really noteworthy. What will he look like when his ass f***ing gets blitzed and he has to throw off-platform, and he has to win with only his arm? He’s got adequate mobility. He isn’t a statue, and he can move. Pickett is a m*****f***** play if you have to have one right now, but he doesn’t have any godd*** potential.
Kenny Pickett is represented by an anonymous AFC executive.
And with the 2022 draft only a few days away, that’s a fantastic appraisal of where we stand. If Pickett’s polish and Willis’ potential could be combined, you’d have a legitimate No. 1 overall quarterback prospect. This year, though, that is just not the case. The only issue now is where each of these quarterbacks will be selected in the 2022 draft.
Mock draft of all quarterbacks in 2022
Justin Berl/Getty Images/Kenny Pickett
By far the most important position in the NFL is quarterback. Unfortunately for many clubs, the NFL now has just a limited number of real franchise quarterbacks. Although there seems to be more in 2022 than we’ve seen in a long time.
With so many teams seeking for a quarterback who can lead them to the Super Bowl, several of these passers will hear their names called in the NFL draft in 2022. On each of them, here are my predictions for when it will happen:
- Kenny Pickett, Pittsburgh Steelers, Round 1, No. 6: Carolina Panthers
- Malik Willis, Liberty, Pittsburgh Steelers, Round 1, No. 20
- Matt Corral, Ole Miss, Seattle Seahawks, Round 1, No. 30 (trade with Kansas City Chiefs)
- Desmond Ridder, Cincinnati, Round 1, No. 32: Detroit Lions
- Sam Howell, North Carolina, New York Giants, Round 2, No. 36
- Carson Strong, Nevada, Indianapolis Colts, Round 4, No. 122
- Bailey Zappe, Western Michigan, Minnesota Vikings, Round 6, No. 191
- EJ Perry, Brown, Dallas Cowboys, Round 6, No. 193
- Jack Coan, Notre Dame, Tennessee Titans, Round 6, No. 219
- Brock Purdy, Iowa State, Miami Dolphins, Round 7, No. 224
- Cole Kelley, Southeastern Louisiana, Washington Commanders, Round 7, No. 230
- Skylar Thompson, Kansas State, San Francisco 49ers, Round 7, No. 262 (Mr. Irrelevant):
That leaves South Dakota State’s Chris Oladokun, Miami’s D’Eriq King, Alabama A&M’s Aqeel Glass, Western Michigan’s Kaleb Eleby, Kent State’s Dustin Crum, and Cal’s Chas Garbers as undrafted free agents that will at least get a camp invite from NFL teams.
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