CBS Sports releases updated NFL mock draft after Week 1 of college football

With one week(ish) of college football on the books for 2022, CBS Sports has released an updated NFL mock draft. With players coast to coast making their first impressions for scouts and fans alike, things already look a lot different than they might’ve even a few weeks ago.

Some players are ascending and have the chance to keep on climbing, like Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson, while others have taken a dip for a number of reasons, like Ohio State wideout Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who left the season opener with a lower body injury — though he’s still a Top 15 projected pick.

CBS set their mock draft order using their own SportsLine’s Super Bowl odds. Also of note, the Miami Dolphins forfeited one of their two first round picks in 2023 as a result of their punishment for tampering — the mock draft reflects that with 31 picks.

CBS Sports’ post-Week 1 mock draft

1. Houston Texans — CJ Stroud, quarterback, Ohio State
   
2. Atlanta Falcons — Bryce Young, quarterback, Alabama
   
3. Seattle Seahawks — Anthony Richardson, quarterback, Florida
   
4. Chicago Bears — Will Anderson, edge, Alabama
   
5. New York Jets — Jalen Carter, defensive lineman, Georgia
   
6. Jacksonville Jaguars — Bryan Bresee, defensive lineman, Clemson
   
7. Detroit Lions — Will Levis, quarterback, Kentucky
   
8. Carolina Panthers — Peter Skoronski, offensive tackle, Northwestern
   
9. New York Giants — Kelee Ringo, cornerback, Georgia
   
10. Pittsburgh Steelers — Myles Murphy, edge, Clemson
    
11. Washington Commanders — Trenton Simpson, linebacker, Clemson
    
12. Minnesota Vikings — Kayshon Boutte, wide receiver, LSU
    
13. Philadelphia Eagles — Noah Sewell, linebacker, Oregon
    
14. New England Patriots — Jaxon Smith-Njigba, wide receiver, Ohio State
    
15. Tennessee Titans — Felix Anudike-Uzomah, edge, Kansas State
    
16. Arizona Cardinals — Cam Smith, cornerback, South Carolina
    
17. Las Vegas Raiders — Paris Johnson Jr., offensive tackle, Ohio State
    
18. Philadelphia Eagles — Garrett Williams, cornerback, Syracuse
    
19. Indianapolis Colts — Christian Gonzalez, safety, Oregon
    
20. Houston Texans — Rakim Jarrett, wide receiver, Maryland
    
21. Baltimore Ravens — Quentin Johnston, wide receiver, TCU
    
22. Cincinnati Bengals — Michael Mayer, tight end, Notre Dame
    
23. Dallas Cowboys — Antonio Johnson, safety, Texas A&M
    
24. Seattle Seahawks — Josh Downs, wide receiver, North Carolina
    
25. Miami Dolphins — Gervon Dexter, defensive lineman, Florida
    
26. Los Angeles Chargers — Jaelyn Duncan, offensive tackle, Maryland
    
27. Detroit Lions — Jordan Battle, safety, Alabama
    
28. Kansas City Chiefs — Eli Ricks, cornerback, Alabama
    
29. Green Bay Packers — Jordan Addison, wide receiver, USC
    
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Bijan Robinson, running back, Texas
    
31. Buffalo Bills — Brian Branch, cornerback, Alabama