
- Every major sportsbook has 2022 NFL Draft Position Over/Unders on players expected to be selected in the first round
- Malik Willis (10.5 o/u) could come off the board early but Kenny Pickett (12.5 o/u) is destined to freefall on Thursday night
- The 2022 NFL Draft will take place from April 28-30 in Las Vegas, Nevada
In just a few days, Roger Goodell will be exchanging fist bumps and bear hugs with 32 of football’s top prospects. And we have you covered with our 2022 NFL Draft Betting Guide and the best nfl props, picks and predictions.
Today, we dive into the player draft position props, letting you know which prospects’ stocks are rising and falling up and down the boards of decision makers across the league. Let’s look at the odds:
NFL Draft Position
Player | Draft Position | |
Ahmad Gardner | Under 5½ | -175 |
Over 5½ | +135 | |
Andrew Booth | Over 28½ | -135 |
Under 28½ | -105 | |
Boye Mafe | Over 30½ | -120 |
Under 30½ | -120 | |
Breece Hall | Under 38½ | -140 |
Over 38½ | +100 | |
Charles Cross | Over 7½ | -135 |
Under 7½ | -105 | |
Chris Olave | Over 16½ | -135 |
Under 16½ | -105 | |
Daxton Hill | Under 28½ | -130 |
Over 28½ | -110 | |
Derek Stingley Jr. | Under 9½ | -145 |
Over 9½ | +105 | |
Desmond Ridder | Over 29½ | -125 |
Under 29½ | -115 | |
Devin Lloyd | Over 18½ | -120 |
Under 18½ | -120 | |
Devonte Wyatt | Over 27½ | -120 |
Under 27½ | -120 | |
Kyler Gordon | Over 33½ | -120 |
Under 33½ | -120 | |
Drake London | Over 14½ | -120 |
Under 14½ | -120 | |
Evan Neal | Under 5½ | -125 |
Over 5½ | -115 | |
Garrett Wilson | Over 9½ | -120 |
Under 9½ | -120 | |
George Karlaftis | Over 20½ | -155 |
Under 20½ | +115 | |
Ikem Ekwonu | Over 4½ | -130 |
Under 4½ | -110 | |
Jahan Dotson | Under 32½ | -140 |
Over 32½ | +100 | |
Jameson Williams | Over 12½ | -130 |
Under 12½ | -110 | |
Jermaine Johnson | Over 9½ | -150 |
Under 9½ | +110 | |
Jordan Davis | Over 15½ | -120 |
Under 15½ | -120 | |
Kalir Elam | Under 33½ | -130 |
Over 33½ | -110 | |
Kayvon Thibodeaux | Under 4½ | -175 |
Over 4½ | +135 | |
Kenny Pickett | Over 12½ | -165 |
Under 12½ | +125 | |
Kenyon Greene | Under 27½ | -135 |
Over 27½ | -105 | |
Kyle Hamilton | Over 11½ | -140 |
Under 11½ | +100 | |
Lewis Cine | Over 34½ | -120 |
Under 34½ | -120 | |
Malik Willis | Over 10½ | -125 |
Under 10½ | -115 | |
Matt Corral | Over 32½ | -140 |
Under 32½ | +100 | |
Nakobe Dean | Under 30½ | -130 |
Over 30½ | -110 | |
Quay Walker | Under 39½ | -140 |
Over 39½ | +100 | |
Travon Walker | Under 3½ | -275 |
Over 3½ | +185 | |
Trent McDuffie | Over 16½ | -120 |
Under 16½ | ||
Trevor Penning | Under 16½ | -155 |
Over 16½ | +115 | |
Treylon Burks | Over 23½ | -130 |
Under 23½ | -110 | |
Tyler Linderbaum | Over 28½ | -130 |
Under 28½ | -110 | |
Zion Johnson | Over 24½ | -120 |
Under 24½ | -120 |
Let’s start with the quarterbacks
Recent speculation has Malik Willis (o/u 10.5) and Kenny Pickett (o/u 12.5) waiting to be picked longer than expected with the juice favoring their OVERS at -125 and -165, respectively. However, with two quarterback-needy franchises, Carolina (No. 6) and Atlanta (No. 8), holding top-10 selections and a team like Pittsburgh (No. 20) primed to move up, we favor the UNDER (-115) on the dual-threat, cannon-armed Liberty QB.
Desmond Ridder under 29.5 at -115 is even a safer wager after the Bearcats signal-caller reportedly impressed executives in one-on-one interviews after killing it at the NFL Draft Combine. We also like Matt Corral over 32.5 at -140, but beware of the Seahawks moving into the later half of the first round for their Russell Wilson replacement.
Via @PointsBet, Malik Willis is favored to be the first QB drafted, but Kenny Pickett is the favorite to be picked by the Panthers at No. 6. https://t.co/UwZxC5iUzI
— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) April 24, 2022
The curious case of Kyle Hamilton
Kyle Hamilton is a top-five prospect on the boards of respective NFL Draft analysts such as Daniel Jeremiah, but the Notre Dame safety’s over/under has fallen from 6.5 to 8.5 to 11.5 in the past few months with the juice still to the over at -140.
Kayvon Thibodeaux had heavy action towards the over at 5.5 just a week ago, however, after news surfaced that both the Lions (No. 2) and Jets (No. 4) were interested, the Oregon edge rusher is now sitting at under 4.5 (-170).
Charles Cross was bet down from 6.5 to 7.5 with -135 on the OVER. The Mississippi State offensive lineman has been heavily mocked to both the Panthers (No. 6) and Giants (No. 5 and No. 7), so this could be a case where the winds blew bettors in the wrong direction.
Best over/under bets
If you’re just getting into NFL Draft Props this week, many of the juiciest money-making opportunities have already dried up, but here are some of the surest bets still on the board:
Andrew Booth (o28.5 at -135) has been riddled with injuries throughout his high-school and college career. NFL executives will pass on the Clemson corner. Meanwhile, defensive coordinators see Michigan safety Daxton Hill (u28.5 at -130) as a versatile chess piece that can be moved all over the board.
Jordan Davis: Career best 82.9 tackling grade last season. Highest among all SEC Interior DL💪 pic.twitter.com/CkgDaklzFF
— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) April 23, 2022
It’s easy to see why Georgia won the college football national championship with up to five defensive studs expected to go in the first round or early on day 2. With domestic violence concerns surrounding Devonte Wyatt (o27.5 at -120), we’ll take the OVER. However, we believe his defensive line partner, Jordan Davis (u15.5 at -120), will go higher than anticipated after the big fella dominated the combine like no one ever before him.
Nakobe Dean (o30.5 at -110) was a bonafide game wrecker for the Bulldogs, but linebacker is not a premium position and he’s on the small side. Instead, hammer the under on his teammate Quay Walker (u39.5 at -140), who many draft insiders believe will go ahead of Dean.
See below the top sportsbooks where you can wager online and choose the best one for you: