Consensus NFL 2022 Mock Draft: Here’s where majority of mocks see Kenny Pickett, Malik Willis and more going

Ikem Ekwonu, Travon Walker, and Evan Neal received “votes” here, a sign that the No. 1 overall pick — unlike recent years — is very much still up for grabs.

The No. 2 overall pick could be Walker, Neal, Hutchinson, Malik Willis, Kayvon Thibodeaux or Ahmed “Sauce” Gardner. Walker received the second-most votes as the No. 1 overall pick.

No quarterback was selected with the pick, a clear sign mock drafters believe the Texans are content with Davis Mills returning as starter in 2022.

Robert Salah lands one of the draft’s top pass rushers.

Ekwonu edged out Neal as the Giants’ projected pick, as New York is widely expected to select a lineman with its first selection.

It wasn’t unanimous, but Pickett received the most picks to become the Panthers’ new quarterback.

New York grabs the best of Cincinnati’s defensive backs who will hear their names called during the draft.

Atlanta isn’t expected to take a quarterback, but it is expected to pair Marcus Mariota with the top-rated receiver in the draft.

Do the experts know something most fans don’t? Instead of taking a quarterback, the Seahawks are expected to take Stingley, one of the top defensive players in the draft.

Seinfield didn’t love the Drake, but New York fans will if he makes Zach Wilson better.

Washington gets a player who would have been picked higher if not for last year’s injury.

Minnesota gets much-needed help in its secondary.

Cross lands in Houston after falling out of the top 10. The Texans may also use this pick to shore up their defensive line.

The Ravens acquire a pass rusher who should complement their talented secondary.

For a second straight year, the Eagles are projected to take a former Alabama receiver in the first round. They may also elect to take Trent McDuffie if he is still available at this point in the draft.

Instead of taking a quarterback, the Saints take the best-available lineman to help protect Jameis Winston.

The Chargers have several options here; it largely depends on who is available at this point in the first round. Defensive line, inside linebacker and receiver are other possibilities.

Cornerback and safety are two other positions the Eagles may address with this pick. Regardless, the consensus is that the Eagles will draft a receiver and a defensive player with their first two picks.

The former Buckeye teams up with another former Ohio State standout in Michael Thomas.

In this scenario, Willis is there for the taking for Pittsburgh. But will Pittsburgh be so lucky next Thursday night?

Cornerback, linebacker and receiver are the three positions the Patriots will likely choose between when making their first-round pick.

The Packers are definitely taking a receiver in the first round — at least, we think — but they may first choose to address their offensive line before getting a new weapon for Aaron Rodgers. Defensive line is another option for Green Bay.

Burks would help replace Christian Kirk, but the Cardinals may decide to take a defensive linemen with this pick, depending on who is still available.

Dallas adds youth to its once dominant offensive line.

Booth would be a nice replacement for Levi Wallace, who signed with the Steelers earlier this offseason.

The Titans take the best-available receiver instead of waiting it out until the second round. Georgia linebacker Nakobe Dean and Tulsa offensive lineman Tyron Smith are other possibilities.

Davis and Vita Vea would be a formidable duo in Tampa.

The Packers get the best available receiver in Watson, a 6-foot-5 wideout with unlimited potential.

Kansas City gets a much-needed pass rusher late in the first round.

A bit of a reach, but the Chiefs use their second first-round pick to replenish their receiving corps.

The Bengals get their much-needed cornerback who should challenge Eli Apple for a starting job.

The Lions add to their defense while passing on taking a QB in Round 1.