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Before Notre Dame faced North Carolina last October — at a point when the Irish were ranked No. 11 but favored by just a field goal against 4-3 Tar Heels — head coach Mack Brown criticized the media for hyping up North Carolina so much in the preseason.
As the 2022 NFL season draws ever closer, we look at the new batch of quarterbacks that have entered the league and what their immediate futures look like.
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No quarterback in the 2022 NFL draft has emerged as the clear No. 1 — unlike Joe Burrow or Trevor Lawrence in previous drafts. And according to Football Outsiders' QBASE 2.0 model, there is statistically no significant difference among the top-five rated quarterbacks in this year's NFL draft.
The quarterback class for the 2022 NFL draft is considered to be weaker than it has been in years, with potentially no signal-caller picked in the top 10. Still, quarterback is one of the most important positions in all of sports, and every team is trying to find its guy for the future, even if that takes overdrafting him.
As the 2022 NFL draft gets closer and teams finalize their quarterback rankings, I want to look ahead to what makes the top signal-callers in this class stand out. No, it's not as talented as the 2021 class, which had five first-rounders. But this is still an intriguing group, and I wouldn't be surprised if one snuck into the top five picks.
The 2022 NFL draft quarterback class might not be at the same level as most years, but there are still plenty of talented signal-callers set to be drafted at the end of April. We have dug deep on each passer's game tape and analyzed strengths and weaknesses. But what happens when we compare those evaluations with statistics in a handful of areas? Does it all match up?