NFL mock draft roundup: Where Alabama players are projected to go

The 2022 NFL Draft is only a few months away. Three months to the day, to be exact. Usually, Nick Saban and the Alabama Crimson Tide have several players projected to go somewhere in the first round, but things are a little different this time around.

Yes, Alabama did participate in a sixth national championship game over the last seven seasons, but the Tide came up short against the Georgia Bulldogs. In many ways, people feel like Saban’s group overachieved this year, which is reflected in mock drafts.

As things sit, only two former Alabama standouts are projected to go in the first round. At least six more, however, are being mocked to go sometime on Day 2. Below, we’ve put together a Crimson Tide roundup for several of the prominent mock drafts available.

Now, most of these mocks only include the first round. There are a couple that digs a little deeper, even projecting out as far as the fourth round. Check out where these experts expect several of your favorite players to go once April 28-30 rolls around.

OT Evan Neal

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL.com – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Bucky Brooks, NFL.com – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Chris Trapasso, CBS – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Trevor Sikkema, Pro Football Focus – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 1)

Mel Kiper, ESPN – Houston Texans (No. 3)

Josh Edwards, CBS – Houston Texans (No. 3)

Ryan Wilson, CBS – New York Jets (No. 4)

Kyle Crabbs, The Draft Network – New York Giants (No. 7)

Projected range: Top 10 (No. 1-7)

WR Jameson Williams

Chris Trapasso, CBS – New Orleans Saints (No. 18)

Kyle Crabbs, The Draft Network – New Orleans Saints (No. 18)

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – New Orleans Saints (No. 18)

Ryan Wilson, CBS – Philadelphia Eagles (No. 19)

Mel Kiper, ESPN – New England Patriots (No. 21)

Josh Edwards, CBS – New England Patriots (No. 21)

Trevor Sikkema, PFF – Las Vegas Raiders (No. 22)

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Tampa Bay Buccaneers (No. 27)

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL Network – Kansas City Chiefs (No. 32)

Projected range: Day 1 (No. 18-32)

LB Christian Harris

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – New York Giants (No. 36)

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – New York Giants (No. 36)

Projected range: Early Day 2 (No. 36)

DL Phidarian Mathis

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – Las Vegas Raiders (No. 53)

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Minnesota Vikings (No. 77)

Projected range: Day 2 (No. 53-77)

WR John Metchie

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Atlanta Falcons (No. 58)

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – Pittsburgh Steelers (No. 97)

Projected range: Day 2 (No. 58-97)

CB Josh Jobe

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Houston Texans (No. 68)

Projected range: Day 2 (No. 68)

CB Jalyn Armour-Davis

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – Pittsburgh Steelers (No. 84)

Projected range: Late Day 2 (No. 84)

EDGE Christopher Allen

Luke Easterling, The Draft Wire – Denver Broncos (No. 95)

Projected range: Late Day 2 (No. 95)

RB Brian Robinson Jr.

Oliver Hodgkinson, Pro Football Network – Las Vegas Raiders (No. 123)

Projected range: Early Day 3 (No. 123)

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