Georgia gets 14 invited to 2022 NFL Scouting Combine, most of any school
NFL Scouting Combine invites were released on Wednesday morning with Georgia having more players invited that any other school. The 14 Bulldogs tops Alabama and Oklahoma’s 11 players invited. All in all, a total of 324 prospects were invited to attend this year’s combine.
Invited Players
- Jake Camarda, Punter
- Lewis Cine, Defensive Back
- James Cook, Running Back
- Jordan Davis, Defensive Line
- Nakobe Dean, Linebacker
- Derion Kendrick, Defensive Back
- George Pickens, Wide Receiver
- Jamaree Salyer, Offensive Line
- Justin Shaffer, Offensive Line
- Channing Tindall, Linebacker
- Quay Walker, Linebacker
- Travon Walker, Defensive Line
- Zamir White, Running Back
- Devonte Wyatt, Defensive Line
Georgia tight end John FitzPatrick would appear to be the only player who declared for the NFL Draft but did not get invited.
Mock Draft Projections
According to some of the latest mock draft projections, as many as eight Georgia players could hear their name off the board in the first round. Nakobe Dean, Jordan Davis, Travon Walker, Devonte Wyatt, Lewis Cine, Quay Walker, George Pickens and Derion Kendrick have all been projected as first round picks by at least one mock draft within the last week according to the NFL Mock Draft Database. And while that number likely isn’t realistic, the Bulldogs easily could set a program-record for most players picked, topping last year’s nine. LSU (2020) and Ohio State (2004) are tied for the all-time record of 14 players being selected.
Senior Bowl Showings
Last weekend, six players represented Georgia in Mobile at the Reese’s Senior Bowl, however, not all of them were able to play in the game. Devonte Wyatt was one of the top players during practice but injured his ankle the Wednesday before the game and was forced to sit out. As for those that did take the field, Jake Camarda punted six times for an impressive 306 yards, an average of 51 yards per punt, including a long of 58 while Channing Tindall made tackles on special teams that drew comparisons to NFL great Patrick Willis. Jamaree Salyer, Justin Shaffer and Derion Kendrick also participated in the Senior Bowl.
Top 10
- 1
Elko pokes at Kiffin
A&M coach jokes over kick times
- 2Trending
Dan Lanning
Oregon coach getting NFL buzz
- 3
Bryce Underwood
Michigan prepared to offer No. 1 recruit $10.5M over 4 years
- 4Hot
5-star flip
Ole Miss flips Alabama WR commit Caleb Cunningham
- 5
Second CFP Top 25
Newest CFP rankings are out
Now it’s time for those that played, and those that didn’t, to rest up and get themselves ready for the Combine, taking place March 1-7 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, the same place where Georgia just won its first National Championship in over four decades. Then, they’ll have another opportunity to showcase their skills in front of scouts at Georgia’s Pro Day, likely taking place on March 16th.
Are you subscribed?
Ready to get all your latest Georgia athletics news in one place? Become a member of DawgsHQ today. With your DawgsHQ membership, you’ll not only have access to the goings on in Athens, but you’ll be able to peruse other fan sites within the On3 network to hear just how rivals are feeling about the Dawgs, as well. Make sure to follow along on Twitter (@DawgsHQ), on Facebook and on YouTube for all the Dawg news you need now! And listen to the DawgsHQ crew on our podcast Dawg Walk Talk on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
