Drake London Passes Garrett Wilson in Odds to Be First WR Selected in 2022 NFL Draft

The 2022 NFL Draft is less than three weeks way, giving each of the 32 teams a limited amount of time to work on their draft strategies. This year's class of wide receivers is an exciting one, with several names cited as being ready to compete in the NFL from Day 1.

FanDuel Sportsbook has updated its odds as to which WR will be taken first in this month's NFL Draft. As it stands, USC's Drake London has passed Ohio State's Garrett Wilson as the new favorite at +110 odds.

London, who sat second at +145 odds last month, was electric throughout the 2021 NCAA college footballs season. Although an injury forced his season to end early, he still managed to finish with 1,084 yards and seven touchdowns on 88 receptions over eight games.

Wilson now sits second at a respectable +140 odds after posting a 70-1,058-12 stat line in 11 contests with the Buckeyes last season. The 21-year-old is talented in his own right and it wouldn't be shocking if he's the first wideout off the board despite what the odds say.

Here's a look at how the rest of the odds to be the first WR selected in the 2022 NFL Draft are shaping up.

First WR Drafted Odds

1. Drake London, USC (+110)

2. Garrett Wilson, Ohio State (+140)

3. Jameson Williams, Alabama (+600)

4. Treylon Burks, Arkansas (+800)

5. Chris Olave, Ohio State (+1600)

6. Jahan Dotson, Penn State (+7500)

7. Christian Watson, North Dakota State (+7500)

8. Tyquan Thornton, Baylor (+10000)

9. Skyy Moore, Western Michigan (+10000)

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