Just because the NFL season ended in February doesn’t mean the league is going to just sit back and rest. The offseason dropped some landscape-altering moves that shifted the power balance into a stacked AFC. The 2022 NFL Draft will give teams an opportunity to correct the seismic changes that followed Super Bowl 56.
The league’s have-nots will have a chance to swipe several franchise-altering talents near the top of this year’s draft. That includes Oregon edge rusher Kayvon Thibodeaux, a marvel with the speed to make opposing tackles miserable around the corner and the power to punch them backward and sneak through interior holes to ruin a quarterback’s day. Thibodeaux was considered an early favorite to be 2022’s top pick, but a good-not-great 2021 season has his draft position prop set at 4.5 over at Tipico.
Thibodeaux Drafted Over 4.5 (+170)