Do you remember the 2013 NFL Draft No? Let me remind you. EJ Manual was the initial quarterback to leave the board. He finished 16th overall to Bills. The Jets took Geno Smith 39th and Mike Glennon 73rd respectively by the Buccaneers. These were the only quarterbacks who were selected in the first three rounds. None of them was more than a backup.

Due to the emphasis on quarterback prospects in recent decades, more than one will be taken in 2022 NFL Draft -- regardless of whether it's justified or not. None of the prospects in this class are considered to be traditional first-round signal-callers. Some even compared this group to the 2013 one.

One prospect has the physical tools, but not the height, of a high-end pick. Liberty's Malik Willis is that prospect. His performance Wednesday during Senior Bowl practice , where he battled through rainy and windy conditions could be one of the most memorable moments in his draft process. He was a good passer and a fast runner. His arm strength was the most impressive in this class. He could throw a variety of throws.

Although Willis may not have been the first quarterback to be taken in April's mock draft, his performance in Mobile, Alabama was enough for him to be ranked No. Willis was the No. 1 quarterback in this mock draft, and the only one to make it into the top 10. The Vikings keep close to Kirk Cousins while the Saints & Steelers each choose a signal-caller for the back half.

The 2022 NFL Draft order was updated by the conference championships. Only two teams are still in contention for Super Bowl. The win-loss records determined the order of Bengals, and Rams.