2022 NFL Mock Draft: Kayvon Thibodeaux falls to Giants, Lions pass on Aidan Hutchinson for Kyle Hamilton

Neal is going to feel more and more like the easy choice for the Jaguars after the combine.

Hamilton has the size and tools to go this high, and the Lions need a true defensive playmaker.

Hutchinson and Jonathan Greenard formulate a dangerous young edge-rushing duo in Houston.

The Jets don’t hesitate here. Ekwonu would add much-needed talent and nastiness to their offensive line.

Cross is so smooth athletically and is a young prospect, so the upside is through the roof.

The Panthers are probably going to sign someone at quarterback this offseason, right? If they do, and don’t have to trade this selection, they should take a receiver to help said quarterback in 2022. London’s a beast.

The Giants go with another upside-based prospect in Thibodeaux.

Stingley and A.J. Terrell would create a dynamic outside duo at cornerback for the Falcons.

Walker is bound to be picked early because of his athleticism at around 275 pounds. The Broncos have to maintain the strength of their defensive front.

The Jets get Zach Wilson a springy wideout in Wilson to pair with Elijah Moore.

Willis won’t have to start in Week 1, but the potential is too good to pass on him here.

Gardner was lock-down at Cincinnati and has the length and smoothness to be a Pro Bowl caliber type in Minnesota.

Burks is a thick, YAC, contested-catch wideout who’d boost Baker Mayfield’s productivity in 2022.

McDuffie can do many things in a defense, and the Ravens will deploy him all over the secondary.

Linderbaum needs to be the replacement to Jason Kelce in Philadelphia.

Johnson is long, powerful and loaded the stat sheet at Florida State last season. The Eagles have a need on the edge.

Penning is a mauler who’d have a direct impact on how good the Chargers’ offense can be in 2022.

Pickett lands with the Saints and would be in line to start in Week 1.

Lloyd is a missile at linebacker, and the Eagles finally address the position early in the draft here.

The Steelers go with Corral because of his athleticism and arm talent.

Mafe is going to fly up boards after he rocks his combine workout. He’s a big body, too, with a nice arsenal of pass-rush moves.

Booth is an ultra-twitchy cornerback with insane ball skills who’d be a welcomed addition to the Raiders secondary.

Olave is a high-floor wideout prospect who’d pair nicely with DeAndre Hopkins in Arizona.

Green’s 2021 film wasn’t sensational, but he has the girth and power to be a mauling guard in Dallas.

The Bills jump on the opportunity to add the speedy Williams to their high-powered offense.

Dean is a new-age linebacker with awesome coverage skills and high-level instincts.

Wyatt can be a menace on the interior next to Vita Vea in Tampa.

The Packers go with an unexpected pick here, stopping Ojabo’s skid and pairing him with Rashan Gary on the outside of their defensive front.

Smith is a bit raw, but his size, length, and tenacity are absolutely of first-round caliber.

The Chiefs are happy to end Karlaftis’ fall to give their pass rush a major infusion of natural talent.

Expect the Bengals to target offensive line in free agency, therefore they go with a super-disruptive cornerback in McCreary.

The Lions get their edge rusher with the explosive and refined Ebiketie to end Round 1.