2022 NFL Mock Draft: Chargers gift Justin Herbert a new receiver, Jets get haul with Evan Neal, Derek Stingley

Ekwonu should be a rather large riser after the combine given Evan Neal’s absence and the simple fact that Ekwonu looks like a tremendous athlete on film, and he has the opportunity to surprise people with his stature and length.

If Hutchinson’s tests match the hype, he very well could all but officially lock himself into the No. 2 overall spot here to the Detroit Fighting Dan Campbells.

Hamilton is going to test like a Derwin James type athlete, and he’s a James-type prospect at the safety spot. He should be a top 5 pick.

The Jets should jump on the opportunity to pick Neal. His ascension in stock will come after his March 30 pro day.

Cross is a special athlete with a nice blend of balance and power on the outside.

Matt Rhule loves adding players with whom he already has a relationship. The former Temple recruit lands in Carolina and will be primed to start Week 1. Giddy up.

The Giants jump at the opportunity to add Thibodeaux to their defensive front.

The Falcons are looking long-term with their rebuild, and Willis provides the brightest future on that front.

Gardner glides around the field and plays the ball outstandingly in the air. Lockdown tandem in Denver.

Stingley falls slightly, but the Jets are happy to select such a long, smooth ball-hawking outside cornerback here.

Olave as the first receiver off the board? Yep. If he runs as many believe he will — high 4.3s — that will be in play.

Wilson has a lot of Stefon Diggs to his game, and the Vikings wouldn’t mind having that type of player back in the offense for Kirk Cousins.

Johnson and Myles Garrett would formulate one lengthy and explosive edge-rusher duo in Cleveland.

Walker feels like a Ravens selection. Big, long, athletic. Wins with his movement skills at close to 280 pounds.

Let’s get Linderbaum on the Eagles to replace Jason Kelce. How it was meant to be.

Ojabo should crush his workout, which would solidify him as a top 20 selection, and the Eagles have to address their edge-rusher spot.

Burks is an oversized version of the Deebo Samuel / A.J. Brown type at receiver who thrives after the catch because of how strong is he when contact arrives.

London may not be the fastest wideout in this class — which would sink him on draft night — but the rest of his game is that of a No. 1 wideout in the NFL.

Gordon is a freaky specimen. Long, fluid player who attacks against the run and has high-level ball skills.

Corral is a little raw but has the arm talent and improvisation aspects to his game that we’ve seen in most of the game’s young quarterback stars.

Lloyd is a rocket to the football who projects wonderfully to the SAM position in Bill Belichick’s defense.

McDuffie is a high-floor cornerback on a team that desperately needs stability at that position.

The Cardinals could use a stronger front to keep Kyler Murray more clean in 2022. Johnson is one of the safer blockers in this class.

Kalfatis would help alleviate the negative impact if Randy Gregory signs elsewhere in free agency.

Booth bounces around like his feet have springs attached to them and has big-time ball skills, perfect in Buffalo’s zone-based scheme.

The Titans have to improve their blocking unit, and although he’s an older prospect, he has the athletic gifts to become a star in Tennessee.

The Buccaneers will look for a Ali Marpet replacement on Day 2 but can’t pass on the uber-talented Dean here.

A receiver for the Packers! I don’t expect Williams to boost his stock, obviously, due to his knee injury, but at this point the Packers may realize it’s too good of a scenario to pass on.

Penning has NFL offensive tackle size and power at the point of attack. The Dolphins have to get sturdier up front.

Mafe looks like a first-round athlete, and he understands how to use his hands to beat blockers.

Wyatt is the best three-technique in this class, and quietly, the Bengals have to add quality interior rushers to their defense.

Hill can play anywhere in the secondary and find the football thanks to his lightning quickness.