The Jacksonville Jaguars have moved from the third spot in the 2022 NFL draft to No. 1 following their loss to the Houston Texans, and a win by the Detroit Lions over the Arizona Cardinals. 

The Jaguars had the No. 1 pick last season and selected Trevor Lawrence. 

Jacksonville will visit the Jets and Patriots over the next two weeks before closing out the regular season at home against the Colts. The Lions have the Falcons, Seahawks and Packers remaining on their schedule. 

The Philadelphia Eagles are now guaranteed to receive a first round pick from the Indianapolis Colts after Carson Wentz hit a playing time benchmark on Saturday. 

Wentz has now played 906 of the Colts’ 928 snaps this season, or 97.6 percent. Even if something unforeseen were to happen and Wentz missed the final three games of the season, Wentz would finish with around 80 percent of the Colts’ total offensive snaps on the year.

The Eagles now own three first round picks in 2022.

Kayvon Thibodeaux said Monday night he will forgo his senior season at Oregon and declare for the NFL draft.

Thibodeaux will also skip Oregon's bowl game in the Valero Alamo Bowl.

ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. has Thibodeaux rated No. 1 overall in his latest Big Board. Fellow ESPN draft analyst Todd McShay has him as the No. 2-rated prospect in this year's class.