The Pittsburgh Steelers need a successor for Big Ben and Kenny Pickett could be the perfect option to replace the HOFer in the 2022 NFL Draft.
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Coming out of the American conference, Ahmad Gardner is the best non-power prospect in the 2022 NFL Draft for he has a unique set of skills and technique.
Jalen Wydermyer out of Texas A&M has the size and tools to be the first tight end taken off the board and potential first-rounder in 2022.
Brian Robinson Jr. will get his chance to be the lead back for Alabama this season. Robinson has all the tools to rise on 2022 NFL Draft boards.
Trevon Moehrig fell to the Las Vegas Raiders in the second round, but that does not mean he can't be a huge game changer for the Raiders this season.
Dallas Cowboys CeeDee Lamb is heading into his second season and seems to have all the tools to become a star in the NFL for years to come.
After having a stellar rookie season for the Carolina Panthers, Jeremy Chinn has all the skills and new developing role to be an All-Pro in the NFL.
Trey Sermon, a third-round pick from Ohio State, has the potential to make a big impact on the San Francisco 49ers and find a role in their offense.
The Pittsburgh Steelers could continue the trend of an undrafted free agent starting in the nickel corner position in Shakur Brown starting in the slot.
Caleb Farley fell in the 2021 NFL Draft due to health concerns, but he has the ability to be the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year this upcoming season.
With the recent loss of Alejandro Villanueva, the Pittsburgh Steelers now have a hole to fill on the left side. Could Dan Moore Jr. be the missing piece?