NFL Draft Grades: Chad Reuter's Quick-Snap Analysis for All 32 Teams
Day 1: Overall Grades
The first night of the 2022 NFL Draft brought its fair share of surprises and strategic maneuvering. Chad Reuter of NFL.com has released his "quick-snap" grades for all 32 teams based on their day one selections.
Top Performers
Among the highest-graded teams are the Baltimore Ravens, New England Patriots, and Las Vegas Raiders. The Ravens added a versatile group of players, including edge rusher David Ojabo and safety Kyle Hamilton. The Patriots made a bold move by trading up for quarterback Matt Corral. The Raiders showcased a strong draft strategy, addressing needs on both sides of the ball.
Areas for Improvement
On the other end of the spectrum, teams like the New York Jets and Philadelphia Eagles received lower grades. The Jets' selection of quarterback Zach Wilson raised eyebrows, while the Eagles' lack of activity in the first round was seen as a missed opportunity.
Day 2: Rounding Out the Rosters
The second day of the draft saw teams continue to fill out their rosters with talented prospects. Reuter's quick-snap grades for day two provide further insights into team performances.
Standout Teams
The Jacksonville Jaguars and Green Bay Packers impressed on day two. The Jaguars added a much-needed pass rusher in Travon Walker and addressed other areas of concern. The Packers' selection of Christian Watson and Romeo Doubs gave quarterback Aaron Rodgers two promising wide receivers.
Missed Opportunities
Teams such as the Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos faced criticism for their day two picks. The Bengals' selection of Dax Hill at No. 31 overall was seen as a reach, while the Broncos' acquisition of quarterback Josh Johnson was questioned.
Day 3: Finishing Strong
The final day of the draft provided teams with an opportunity to bolster their rosters with late-round gems. Reuter's quick-snap grades for day three highlight some under-the-radar prospects.
Surprising Picks
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a surprise move by selecting quarterback Kenny Pickett in the first round of day three. The Arizona Cardinals also made a bold choice by trading up to select tight end Trey McBride.
Solid Additions
Teams like the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Chargers added depth and value with their day three picks. The Vikings selected several defensive players, including safety Vederian Lowe and linebacker Brian Asamoah. The Chargers addressed their offensive line with the addition of guard Zion Johnson.
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