There is no better talent showcase during a college football season than the SEC Championship Game.
Especially when Alabama and Georgia square off, as the 2012 and 2018 editions of the SEC Championship Game showed. Their third showdown for a conference title in the past 10 years – scheduled for 4 p.m. Saturday – promises to include at least four projected first-rounders for the 2022 NFL Draft.
If the season ended today, the Jets would pick No. 4 (courtesy of a trade with the Seahawks) and No. 5, and the Giants would pick No. 6 and No. 7 (courtesy of a trade with the Bears), according to Tankathon.
Only one prospect in the SEC Championship Game appears to be a unanimous top-10 pick, but with a lot of movement expected on the board during the pre-draft checkpoints, plus trade-down possibilities, The Post reached out to ESPN draft analyst Jordan Reid for scouting reports on the two Alabama and two Georgia players he included in his first mock draft:
