2022 NFL Draft Odds: Oddsmakers Mini-Mock NFL Draft Final Version

2022 NFL Draft Odds: Oddsmakers Mini-Mock NFL Draft Final Version

The Draft is about 8 hours away, and that means oddsmakers are starting to lock in their final odds. What does that mean? Well, it means things are starting to get a little crazy. Here's a look at the 2022 NFL Draft Odds:

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1. Jacksonville Jaguars – Travon Walker, EDGE, Georgia

This is locked in. There’s been talk about Hutchinson or Ekwonu being the pick here. Oddsmakers are having none of it. Travon Walker will be the first pick in the draft.

The super-athlete from Georgia is given -450 odds, or an implied 81.8% chance to be the first pick. Ekwonu is technically still around at +450, so is Hutchinson at +500. However, if the pick was anyone other than Walker it would be a shock.

2. Detroit Lions – Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE, Michigan

This is where things get crazy. Hutchinson was a lock here at -300 yesterday. Then last night, the odds shifted heavily. Hutchinson got as low as -115, but has now rebounded to -175. That’s still an implied 63.6% chance to be the pick.

However, Kayvon Thibodeaux has come on strong going from +350 to +125. That’s an implied 44.4% chance to go number 2. Meaning, the odds are closer to 50-50 than anyone would have previously thought. It’s still Hutchinson’s spot for now, but these are the kind of odds that usually mark a potential upset.

3. Houston Texans – Derek Stingley, CB, LSU

The odds have gotten tight here too. Last night Stingley appeared to be the easy pick here. However, Ikem Ekwonu’s movements have made things complicated.

Stingley is still the favorite at +175, or an implied 36.4% chance to be the pick. However, this morning Ekownu saw his odds shift from +400 to +200. He now has a 33.3% chance to be the pick here.

4. New York Jets – Sauce Gardner, CB, Cincinnati

Things are tight here as well, after a wild night. Aidan Hutchinson moved from +1600 to +350 last night. He was the favorite to be taken with this pick at one point. Now he’s tied for second with Ikem Ekwonu.

Nosing out just in front though is the CB from Cincinnati. Sauce is given +300 odds, or an implied 25% chance to be the pick. However, this pick may strictly depend on what the Lions do at #2.

5. New York Giants – Charles Cross, OT, Mississippi State

Reports for weeks have been that the Giants love Cross, and here they make him the first offensive lineman off the board. Yes, oddsmakers do believe they prefer Cross to Ekwonu.

Cross is given +175 odds, or an implied 36.4% chance to be the pick. Meanwhile, Ekwonu is given +400 odds, or an implied 20% chance. In between the two offensive linemen is Sauce Gardner at +350, but he may not be on the board when they pick rolls around.

6. Carolina Panthers – Ikem Ekwonu, OT, North Carolina State

Things start getting wonky here. For the second straight pick, Cross is the favorite. Likely because the Giants may be inclined to go with Sauce if he makes it to 5. With Cross off the board here though, that sends Ekwonu to Carolina.

Ikem Ekwonu is given +400 odds, or an implied 20% chance to be the pick. Just behind Cross at +350. Don’t sleep on a quarterback either, Kenny Pickett is given +500 odds, or an implied 16.7% chance to be the pick here.

7. New York Giants – Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE, Oregon

This pick is one of the most difficult to predict because the four favorites to be selected here are either off the board or don’t make any sense. Sauce Gardner, Derek Stingley, and Charles Cross are the three favorites to go here. All three are already off the board, including one of them to the Giants at #5. Meanwhile, Evan Neal, the fourth favorite, makes little sense after already selecting an OT.

That leaves the Giants with Kayvon Thibodeaux here, despite being fifth on the odds market at +700. Jermaine Johnson is also in play here at +800. This spot could just be for whoever falls into it.

8. Atlanta Falcons – Garrett Wilson, WR, Ohio State

This one is so close that it needed a tiebreaker. Drake London and Garrett Wilson are both given +300 odds to be the pick here. So, we needed to check the WR markets to figure out who the favorite here is.

Garrett Wilson is given -160 odds, or an implied 61.5% chance to be the first WR off the board. So, he comes off here and London stays. Jameson Williams also has a shot here though at +400, or an implied 20% chance.

9. Seattle Seahawks – Evan Neal, OT, Alabama

There’s a tie here too, but other teams broke it for Seattle. Evan Neal, Charles Cross, and Derek Stingley are all given +500 odds, but Neal’s the only one left on the board.

There’s an outside shot that this is Johnson at +700, or Trevor Penning at +850. However, if the board falls this way it definitely feels like Neal to Seattle.

10. New York Jets – Jameson Williams, WR, Alabama

The question here is whether or not the Jets are even going to be making this pick. Rumors are the Jets and 49ers may have a deal in place for Deebo Samuel contingent on how the board falls. So, would the Jets be taking Jameson Williams or would it be the 49ers at 10?

Whatever the case, oddsmakers do expect this to be a WR. If it’s not Williams, then Garrett Wilson and Drake London are both given +300 odds to be the pick. Wilson isn’t on the board, so London is the realistic backup plan.