The three days of the NFL Draft are always a roller coaster for fans, and 2022 was no exception. There was a major split over whether the Falcons were justified in picking a wide receiver at No. 8 when they took Drake London, an argument mitigated by the insane run on receivers in the first two rounds. There were arguments over Troy Andersen over Nakobe Dean, the lack of Georgia players, the Georgia players ultimately selected, and so forth. We like to argue.
When the dust settled, though, there was a sense in the fanbase and in the draft analyst community that the class was a good one.