According to a report, the Indianapolis Colts just leap-frogged the Detroit Lions by trading up to No. 96 in the 2022 NFL Draft.
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With the No. 96 overall pick, the Colts are selecting S Nick Cross out of Maryland.
The Lions are now on the clock with the No. 97 overall pick.
The Colts traded up to No. 96 overall in the third round and drafted Maryland safety Nick Cross, their fourth pick of the day.
— Nate Atkins (@NateAtkins_) April 30, 2022
What Does Jahan Dotson Bring to the Commanders?
The Washington Commanders tried to upgrade their receiver room last offseason by signing Curtis Samuel, and they took another stab at it this year by selecting Jahan Dotson with the 16th pick in the first round of the draft.
At just 5-foot-11, 181 pounds, Dotson is a smaller wideout who has just a 50th-percentile breakout age (20.5), according to PlayerProfiler. On the positive, he rates in the 95th percentile in final-season target share (32.5%) and in the 90th percentile in college dominator rating (44.3%).
What is Washington getting in Dotson?
Player Comparisons
numberFire's Brandon Gdula breaks down Dotson's profile and gives a top comparison.
“Diontae Johnson is a pretty close comparable for Jahan Dotson.”@gdula13 breaks down the profile of the new Commanders WR pic.twitter.com/bzM1rXwdgg
— FanDuel (@FanDuel) April 29, 2022
Gdula's draft database has found these 10 prior prospects to have the most similar statistical profiles to Dotson’s. Keep in mind that these are based not on play style or traits but age, athleticism, draft equity, experience, efficiency, and production.
