2022 DT Draft Prospects
Defensive tackles can change the game from the middle of the line of scrimmage. While many people will focus on edge players, it is the defensive tackle that causes the offensive line to fold in the middle. Most DTs are better run defenders and don't collect many sacks, which can cause people to overlook them.
This year's draft class is deep at defensive tackle. Up to three could be drafted during the first round (led by Georgia's Jordan Davis), versatile players can be had on day two, and starters can even be found on day three.
Here is what the 2022 defensive tackle class looks like.
Tier 1: Round 1
Jordan Davis, Georgia
Devonte Wyatt, Georgia
Travis Jones, UConn
Tier 2: Day 2
Zach Carter, Florida
Phidarian Mathis, Alabama
Perrion Winfrey, Oklahoma
DeMarvin Leal, Texas A&M
Tier 3: Day 3 Values
Logan Hall, Houston
Neil Farrell, LSU
DJ Davidson, Arizona State
Otito Ogbonnia, UCLA
Haskell Garrett, Ohio STatet
Josh Paschal, Kentucky
Jayden Peevy, Texas A&M
Damion Daniels, Nebraska
Corey Bethley, TCU
Eyioma Uwazurike, Iowa State
Tier 4: Run Stuffers
John Ridgeway, Arkansas
Matt Henningsen, Wisconsin
Matthew Butler, Tennessee
Marquan McCall, Kentucky
Kobie Whiteside, Missouri
Tier 5: Pass Rushers
Thomas Booker, Stanford
Curtis Brooks, Cincinnati
Keyshon Camp, Pittsburgh
Jordan Williams, Virginia Tech
LaBryan Ray, Alabama
Sleepers
Eric Johnson, Missouri State
Kalia Davis, UCF
Tier 6: Round 7/UDFA
Christopher Hinton Jr, Michigan
Dalyn Wade=Perry, Stanford
Noah Elliss, Idaho
Nolan Cockrill, Army
Kurt Hinish, Notre Dame
Ralfs Rusins, Liberty
Dion Novil, North Texas
Demetrius Taylor, Appalachian State
Antonio Valentino, Florirda
Jonathan Ford, Miami
Akial Byers, Missouri
Tariqious Tisdale, Ole Miss
Jordan Jackson AIr Force
Rodrick Perry, Illinois
Ifeyani Maijeh, Rutgers
Nyles Pinckney, Minnesota
Timmy Horne, Kansas State
Israel Antwine, Oklahoma State
Bryson Donnell, Southeast Missouri State
Caeveon Patton, Texas State
Jeremiah Cane., Mississippi Valley State
Suh Kamara, Wake Firest
TJ Johnson, Marshall
Ryan Boehm, Fresno State
Tony Fair, Auburn
Ty'Ran Dixon, Newberry
Devin Smith, Courtland
Joshua Black, Syracuse