and went from somewhat obscure non-Day 1 picks to key pieces of the Chiefs offensive line as rookies.In 2020, Chiefs cornerback , Colts running back , Steelers receiver , and Patriots blocker were AFC rookies who weren't selected on Day 1 of the draft but sure as heck played like Day 1 selections during Justin Anderson Jersey their debut season.The year before that, , , and headlined those outstanding value selections. And you, fan starved for football, know all about your favorite team's first-round pick in the 2022 draft. Now it's time to get acclimated with the non-Round 1 selection who has the talent -- and situation -- to flourish as a rookie.Earlier this week I ran through who these players can be this season for . Below is the AFC edition. RB (Round 2, 63rd overall) BUF RB #28 Impre sive stat to know:Averaged 6.5 yards per carry on 230 career rushes and 10.9 yards per catch on 67 receptions at GeorgiaCook is the "wide back" the Bills were looking for in free agency, and he's faster down the field than . While not the most natural runner between the tackles, Cook plays and thrives on the perimeter, on handoffs and when he's split out wide or in the slot. He runs routes like a receiver, and his 4.42 speed makes him a nightmare to cover for linebackers and most safeties. In Buffalo's high-powered offense, he'll be given more touches than many probably expect, as the Bills have wanted to feature more explosivene s out of the backfield for a while. CB (Round 3, 85th overall) NE CB #25 Impre sive stat to know:Six career return touchdowns at HoustonJones is that player in Madden your friends don't let you use on kick and punt returns because he's so damn difficult to tackle. He's, of course, a twitched-up slot defender, too. Had he been a few inches taller, Jones probably would've sniffed the first round. His film was that impactful. In a secondary that lost , Jones will have important job responsibilities instantly in New England.EDGE (Round 7, 224th overall) MIA LB #53 Impre sive stat to know:Had a 39-inch vertical and 6.91 time in the three-cone drill at the California pro dayGoode popped on film as a cla sic 3-4 outside linebacker who seemingly dropped back into a short zone as frequently as he got after the quarterback. And what he showcased at his pro day absolutely translates to the field. His get-off was tremendous, and he's flexible around the corner -- two core elements to winning as an outside pa s rusher in the . Sure, the Dolphins have some bodies in front of him, but the edge-rusher group is one of the weaker spots on the roster, so opportunity awaits for the former Cal star. Tony Bradley Jersey EDGE (Round 4, 117th overall) Zhaire Smith Jersey NYJ DE #72 Impre sive stat to know:46 pre sures on 328 pa s-rush snaps at Texas AM in 2021As a first-round pick the Jets traded up to acquire, is going to get plenty of run as an edge rusher in Robert Saleh's scheme opposite . Clemons is a very similar prospect to Johnson in that he's long, noticeably powerful at the point of attack and an explosive linear athlete. I even like Clemons' array of pa s-rush moves more than what Johnson has to offer right now. He's a little heavier than Johnson, too. Who will win the Division? CB (Round 4, 119th overall) BAL CB #5 Impre sive stat to know:Ran 4.39 in the 40-yard dash at nearly 6-1 and 197 pounds at the combineNow, because Armour-Davis only started one full season at Alabama, that may lead to a steeper learning curve for him as a rookie. But, for him, the Ravens have a nice blend of need at outside corner and experience ahead of him who can get him up to speed rather quickly. Plus, the Ravens are going to play plenty of pre s man in Mike Macdonald's defense, which is where the former big-time recruit excels thanks to his powerful feet and downfield speed.DL (Round 3, 84th overall) PIT DT #98 Impre sive stat to know: 25 tackles for lo s and 13 sacks in 33 career games at Texas AMIf the Steelers are getting 2020 Leal, they hit the jackpot in Round 3. If they get 2021 Leal, they'll have a rather sizable hole in the depth of their defensive line after the retirement of . But that retirement alone will force Leal into a substantial role as a rookie. He's a legitimate tweener: not quite big and powerful enough to deal with the strength he'd see on the inside and around average in teams of athleticism and burst needed to win consistently around the corner. However, Pittsburgh has a long history of developing truly versatile defensive linemen, so I'm banking on that to get the most out of the undoubtedly talented Leal. CB (Round 2, 60th overall) CIN CB #29 Impre sive stat to know:Five interceptions and 19 pa s breakups in his Mike Scott Jersey final 31 games at NebraskaTaylor-Britt is a savvy and also noticeably athletic outside corner with stellar instincts to routinely disrupt pa ses at all levels of the field. The Bengals got outstanding productivity from their mostly free-agent built secondary last season. Smartly, the Bengals added plenty of youthful reinforcement to that group, and Taylor-Britt should get time on the field if and when play dips from its high peaks in 2021.WR (Round 3, 99th overall) CLE WR #18 Impre sive stat to know: Averaged 101.5 yards per game acro s 29 career outings at PurdueBell's athletic profile scares me. Everything -- from his 10-yard split to his vertical to his three-cone -- was below the 40th percentile at the receiver position. On the field, Bell is a crafty, what I call "pace" receiver. That means he seemingly understand he's not going to win in his routes with pure explosion and speed, so he throttles up and down throughout the play to trick the cornerback into thinking he's much slower than he is. Also, Bell catches everything and plays bigger Paul Reed Jersey than his size downfield in those rebound scenarios. Cleveland badly needed an injection of skill and talent at receiver, and while Bell doesn't provide much athletic talent, he's as skilled as the come. Who will win the Division? CB (Round 4, 115th overall) DEN DB #27 Impre sive stat to know: Four interceptions and 16 pa s breakups in his final 24 games at PittsburghMathis plays the game at 100 mph. No hesitation. All speed, all the time. He flies downhill to lay the hammer down against swing pa ses, screens, and cro sers thrown late. He can run with receivers down the field thanks to 4.39 speed. The Broncos secondary is rather young. There aren't four or five veterans totally locked into full-time roles. Mathis has the demeanor and athletic gifts to be an impactful contributor right aw