Of course, the wildest off-season in NFL history will include one of the craziest first rounds in NFL draft history. A huge nine deals were made in the first round, two of which included star receivers AJ Brown and Marquise “Hollywood” Brown.
The deals continued to play a major role in Friday night’s draft. Eight deals fell in the second round and four more were executed in the third round. Two of these deals led to two of the highest-ranked quarterbacks in the draft: Malik Willis and Matt Coral. Willis and Coral were selected after one of the longest quarterback sushi in the history of the draft.
Let’s take a look at the biggest deals that took place on the second day of the NFL 2022 draft.
The Titans stop Willis from skating
Predicting the first round, Willis was still on board at the end of the third round. Willis finally heard his name being called after the Titans swapped a total of ър 90 and № 169 on the Raiders in exchange for a total of 86. Willis will now try to put pressure on Titans starting quarterback Ryan Tanehill, who was absent. at the beginning of the Titans OTAs.
Willis ‘draft is reportedly due to teams’ concerns about the simplicity of the crime Willis committed during his years in Liberty, according to NFL Media. Willis, who is running for an incredible 27 touchdowns in two seasons at Liberty, will try to prove his critics wrong in Nashville.
Coral Carolina Coral
Shortly after Willis saw the end of his wait, Coral was selected by the Panthers after Carolina swapped the 137th overall pick and the Patriots’ third round of 2023 in exchange for the 94th overall pick. Coral came to Carolina after a throw 49 touchdowns against 19 interceptions in his last two years at Ole Miss.
Willis and Coral were two of the three quarterbacks selected on Friday night. The other quarterback, Desmond Reeder of Cincinnati, was selected by the Falcons with the 74th overall pick. The 54 choices between Reeder and new Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett were the longest between the first two quarterbacks to be selected in the draft since 1975.
Packers benefit from WR
After failing to pick up a successor on Thursday night, the Packers made up for it on Friday after they swapped to acquire former North Dakota state Christian Watson at number 34. The earliest chosen successor during Aaron Rodgers’ term in Green Bay, Watson was considered the highest-ranked passer still available in the draft. The 6-foot-5 receiver averages 20.8 yards per catch during your stay with Bison.
Texans jump crows
Because Baltimore was in a position to draft it, former Alabama successor John Mechi III was selected by the Texans, who sent three spades to Cleveland to climb to No. 44 as the overall pick. At Metchie, the Texans have acquired a player who would probably have been selected in the first round had it not been for an ACL injury sustained during last year’s SEC title game. Conversely, the Ravens are still looking for a successor to replace the Marquise Brown, who was traded to the Cardinals during the first round of the draft.
Subway trade
The first back was the result of a deal made by the Jets and Giants. The Jets, who added more weapons to their offensive after choosing successor Gareth Wilson on Thursday night, sent No. 38 and No. 146 overall to the Giants in exchange for a total of №36. touchdown, while averaging 5.5 yards of carry-over during your stay in Iowa.
The first round of the NFL 2022 draft is trading
The saints receive
Round 1, No. 11 overall (Chris Olive, WR, Ohio)
Commanders receive
Round 1, № 16 overall (Jahan Dotson, WR, Penn State) Round 3, № 98 overall, round 4, № 120 overall
The lions get it
Round 1, Total 12 (Jameson Williams, WR, Alabama) Round 2, Total 46
The Vikings receive
1 round, total 32 round 2, total number 34 round 3, total 66
The eagles get it
Round 1, No. 13 overall (Jordan Davis, DT, Georgia)
The Texans get it
Round 1, No. 15 overall (OG Kenyon Green) Round 4, No. 124 overall, Round 5, No. 162 overall, Round 5, No. 166 overall
The crows receive
1 round, number 23 in total
The cardinals receive
WR Marquise BrownRound 3, № 100 overall
The Titans get it
Round 1, № 18 overall (Traylan Burks, WR, Arkansas) Round 3, № 101 overall
The eagles get it
WR AJ Brown
The bosses get it
Round 1, No. 21 overall (Trent McDuffie, CBC, Washington)
The Patriots get it
Round 1, № 29 overall (Cole Strange, OG, Chattanooga) Round 3, № 94 overall, round 4, № 121 overall
Accounts receive Round 1, No. 23 overall (Kaiir Elam, CB, Florida)
The Ravens receive Round 1, No. 25 overall (Tyler Linderbaum, C, Iowa) Round 4, No. 130 overall
The jets get
Round 1, No. 26 overall (Jermaine Johnson II, EDGE, FL) Round 3, No. 101 overall
The Titans get it
2nd round, total 35 round 3, total number 69 round 5, total number 163
Jaguars get it
Round 1, No. 27 overall (Devin Lloyd, LB, Utah)
Pirates get it
1 round, total 33 round 4, total 106 round 6, total 180
Packers get it
Round 2, No. 34 overall (Christian Watson, WR, North Dakota)
The Vikings receive
Round 2, № 53 in general. Round 2, № 59 in general
The jets get
Round 2, No. 36 overall (Bryce Hall, RB, Iowa)
The giants get it
2nd round, total 38 5th round, total 146
The second round of the NFL 2022 draft is being traded
The falcons get it
Round 2, No. 38 overall (Arnold Labels, Pass Rocher, Penn State)
The giants get it
Round 2, № 43 in general Round 3, № 114 in general
The Vikings receive
Round 2, No. 42 overall (Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson)
The Colts get it
2nd round, total 53 round 3, total 77 round 6, total 192
The Texans get it
Round 2, No. 44 overall (John Mechi III, WR, Alabama)
The browns get it
2nd round, total 68 round 4, total 108 round 4, total 124
The Patriots get it
Round 2, No. 50 overall (Tikuan Thornton, WR, Baylor)
The bosses get it
2nd round, total 54, 5th round, total 158
Pirates get it
Round 2, No. 57 overall (Luke Godeke, OT, Central Michigan)
Bills receive
Round 2, № 60 in general. Round 6, № 180 in general
The Bengals get it
Round 2, No. 60 overall (Cam Taylor-Brit, CB, Nebraska)
Bills receive
Round 2, № 63 in general Round 6, № 209 in general
The third round of the NFL 2022 draft is being traded
The Texans get it
Round 3, No. 75 overall (Christian Harris, LB, Alabama)
They get the Broncos
3rd round, total 80, 5th round, total 162
The Titans get it
Round 3, No. 86 overall (Malik Willis, QB, Liberty)
The attackers get
3rd round, total 90, 5th round, total 169
The Panthers get it
Round 3, No. 94 overall (Matt Coral, QB, Ole Miss)
The Patriots get it
Round 4, number 137 as a whole2023 Choice of 3rd round
The Colts get it
Round 3, No. 96 overall (Nick Cross, S, Maryland)
They get the Broncos
Round 5, number 179 in general 2023 Choice of 3rd round
Add Comment