Players to Know: 2022 Senior Bowl -

Players to Know: 2022 Senior Bowl

With the Super Bowl less than 2 weeks away and 30 teams sitting idle, it’s time to shift focus to the 2022 campaign. The path to the draft begins with the Senior Bowl. This week is full of practices ending with a game on Saturday for college Seniors across the country. The two teams are paired with NFL coaching staves and the prospects are scouted for their talents at the next level. Here are 10 players the Green Bay Packers might be watching and we fans should get to know.

1. DT Devonte Wyatt – Georgia

On a defense with at least six guys that will be playing on Sundays this year, it’s easy to fly under the radar. Jordan Davis and Travon Walker got the 1st round buzz on the Dawgs defensive front but Devonte Wyatt is a beast in his own right. Wyatt is a good athlete that can penetrate and clog running lanes. He’s got an explosive first step and would do wonders next to Kenny Clark. A good Senior Bowl week will shoot him up the big boards.

2. TE Trey McBride – Colorado State

There isn’t a Kyle Pitts in this draft but Trey McBride is the cream of the crop. He has the size to block but is athletic enough to be a receiving mismatch. A move piece all over the offense, any OC will fall in love with McBride. Tight ends rarely can be trusted as rookies but McBride is as safe as they come.

3. OT Daniel Faalele – Minnesota

Here is the mountain from Minnesota. The future right tackle weighed in at a massive 387 lb. and 6′ 8″. With all that mass, Daniel Faalele moves pretty well. This is a huge week to see if he has the bend and foot speed to slow down NFL rushers.

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4. WR Jalen Tolbert – South Alabama

This small school cat is going to pop this off-season. Jalen Tolbert is a burner that is a threat to score any time. He has plucky hands and is smooth in routes. Tolbert separates with ease and has the confidence of a vet. Major sleeper here.

5. DL Logan Hall – Houston

Logan Hall had a monster senior year but was labeled as a tweener. However, he beefed up and came in on Monday at 278 lb. He’s got all the athletic ability to stand up as a rusher, now is the time to see his versatility along a defensive line. Nice long prospect some team will love.

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6. LB Quey Walker – Georgia

Nakobe Dean gets the buzz at Georgia but I like Quay Walker better. He has everything you want at linebacker for today’s NFL. Walker is comparable to Tremaine Edmunds with his size and movement skills. Don’t be surprised if he goes in the 1st round.

7. WR Romeo Doubs – Nevada

Romeo Doubs is another wide receiver that could be a steal later in the draft. He has struggled with some concentration drops but he is an electric player. Doubus has monster hands and just seems to always get open. He has good upside and could be a great complement wide receiver down the road. However, Doubus will need to work on fine-tuning his game but his speed will get him on the field early.

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8. WR Christian Watson – North Dakota State

A small school dandy, Christian Watson already has turned heads in the first practice. He can win over the top and use his size to box out defenders. Watson battled hamstring injuries so that will be closely monitored. Many questions could be answered this week. With Green Bay only having Amari Rogers under contract they will be watching wide receivers closely.

9. S Jalen Pitre – Baylor

A smart safety that wears many hats on the back end of a defense. If he can show off the athletic tools to go with his football IQ, Jalen Pitre could be a perfect safety 3 in Green Bay. He is also a day-one special teams player this team could definitely use.

10. OT Bernhard Raimann – Central Michigan

Huge week for the Chippewa tackle. He has dominated everyone at his level, now it’s time to see that this week against stiffer competition. Bernhard Rainman came in over 300 lb. which was good for the smooth moving left tackle. Some young David Bakhtiari comparisons to his game. Look for Raimann to land on every team’s radar if he can hold his own.

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