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Collinelli's Final 2022 NFL Draft Offensive Positional Rankings

April 15, 2022
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With the 2022 NFL Draft fast approaching, it’s time to release my final positional rankings for the offense. Remember, these rankings are based on film and nothing else. Additionally, if a player isn’t on this list, then I didn’t watch them. 

Quarterbacks: 

  1. Carson Strong, Nevada

  2. Sam Howell, North Carolina

  3. Kenny Pickett, Pittsburgh

  4. Malik Willis, Liberty

  5. Matt Corral, Mississippi

  6. Kaleb Eleby, Western Michigan

  7. Desmond Ridder, Cincinnati 

  8. Billy Zappe, Western Kentucky 

  9. Brock Purdy, Iowa State 

Superlatives: 

Strongest Arm: Strong/Willis 

Best Running Ability: Malik Willis  

Sleeper: Kaleb Eleby

Highest Ceiling: Malik Willis

Highest Floor: Kenny Pickett

Most Accurate: Carson Strong 

Running Backs: 

  1. Isaiah Spiller, Texas A&M

  2. Kenneth Walker III, Michigan State 

  3. Breece Hall, Iowa State

  4. Hassan Haskins, Michigan

  5. Kyren Williams, Notre Dame

  6. Tyler Allgeier, BYU 

  7. Rachaad White, Arizona State 

  8. Jerome Ford, Cincinnati 

  9. Tyler Badie, Missouri 

  10. James Cook, Georgia 

  11. Pierre Strong Jr, South Dakota State 

  12. Tyler Goodson, Iowa

  13. Sincere McCormick, UTSA

  14. Zamir White, Georgia 

  15. Dameon Pierce, Florida 

  16. Jashaun Corbin, Florida State 

  17. Brian Robinson Jr, Alabama 

  18. Master Teague, Ohio State 

Superlatives: 

Best Power: Hassan Haskins

Best Speed: Pierre Strong Jr 

Best Pass Catcher: Tyler Badie 

Best Pass Blocker: Kyren Williams

Best Contact Balance: Breece Hall 

Best All-Around Game: Isaiah Spiller 

Wide Receivers: 

  1. Treylon Burks, Arkansas

  2. Garrett Wilson, Ohio State

  3. Drake London, USC

  4. Jameson Williams, Alabama 

  5. Chris Olave, Ohio State

  6. Christian Watson, NDSU 

  7. Jahan Dotson, Penn State 

  8. George Pickens, Georgia

  9. John Metchie, Alabama

  10. Skyy Moore, Western Kentucky 

  11. Alec Pierce, Cincinnati 

  12. Calvin Austin III, Memphis

  13. David Bell, Purdue

  14. Kyle Phillips, UCLA 

  15. Bo Melton, Rutgers

  16. Justyn Ross, Clemson

  17. Tre Turner, Virginia Tech

  18. Romeo Doubs, Nevada

  19. Khalil Shakir, Boise State 

  20. Wan’Dale Robinson, Kentucky

  21. Jalen Tolbert, South Alabama

  22. Ty Fryfogle, Indiana

Superlatives: 

Best Route Runner: Garrett Wilson 

Best Speed: Jameson Williams

Best Contested Catch Ability: Drake London 

Best YAC Threat: Treylon Burks 

Smoothest Separator: Chris Olave 

Biggest Sleeper: Bo Melton 

Small School Stud: Skyy Moore 

Tight End: 

  1. Trey McBride, Colorado State 

  2. Cade Otton, Washington

  3. Greg Dulcich, UCLA 

  4. Isaiah Likely, Coastal Carolina

  5. Jake Ferguson, Wisconsin

  6. Chigoziem Okonkwo, Maryland 

  7. Jelani Woods, Virginia 

  8. Jeremy Ruckert, Ohio State 

  9. Jalen Wydermyer, Texas AM

  10. Charlie Kolar, Iowa State 

  11. James Mitchell, Virginia Tech 

  12. Cole Turner, Nevada 

  13. Connor Heyward, Michigan State

  14. Trae Barry, Boston College 

Superlatives: 

Best Contested Catch Ability: Trey McBride 

Best Speed: Greg Dulich 

Smoothest Separator: Greg Dulich 

Biggest Sleeper: Chigoziem Okonkwo 

Best Blocker: McBride/Otton 

Most Versatile: Cade Otton 

Interior Offensive Line: 

  1. Tyler Linderbaum, Iowa

  2. Zion Johnson, Boston College

  3. Kenyon Green, Texas AM

  4. Jamaree Salyer, Georgia

  5. Darian Kinnard, Kentucky

  6. Tyler Smith, Tulsa 

  7. Ed Ingram, LSU 

  8. Dylan Parham, Memphis 

  9. Cole Strange, Chattanooga

  10. Lecitus Smith, Virginia Tech 

  11. Cameron Jurgens, Nebraska 

  12. Andrew Stueber, Michigan

  13. Alec Lindstrom, Boston College

  14. Cade Mays, Tennessee

  15. Tyrese Robinson, Oklahoma

  16. Thayer Munford, Ohio State

Superlatives:

Best Pure Center: Tyler Linderbaum

Best Pure Guard: Kenyon Green 

Best Run Blocker: Darian Kinnard

Best Pass Blocker: Tyler Linderbaum 

Most Versatility: Kenyon Green 

Small School Stud: Cole Strange 

Offensive Tackle: 

  1. Evan Neal, Alabama

  2. Charles Cross, Miss State 

  3. Ikem Ekwonu, North Carolina State

  4. Sean Rhyan, UCLA 

  5. Trevor Penning, Northern Iowa 

  6. Bernhard Raimann, Central Michigan 

  7. Daniel Faalele, Minnesota

  8. Rasheed Walker, Penn State 

  9. Abraham Lucas, Washington State

  10. Max Mitchell, Louisiana-Lafayette

  11. Spencer Burford, UTSA 

  12. Nicholas Petit-Frere, Ohio State

  13. Luke Goedeke, Central Michigan 

  14. Dare Rosenthal, Kentucky 

Superlatives: 

Best Pass Blocker: Charles Cross 

Best Run Blocker: Ikem Ekwonu

Most Versatility: Sean Rhyan 

Highest Ceiling: Evan Neal 

Most Potential: Dare Rosenthal 

Small School Stud: Trevor Penning