{{short description|American college football all-star game}} {{Use mdy dates|date=August 2023}} {{Use American English|date=March 2026}} {{Infobox NCAA football yearly game |game_name = Senior Bowl |subheader= 73rd Senior Bowl |title_sponsor = Reese's |image = |caption = |date_game_played = February 5 |year_game_played = 2022 |football_season = 2021 |stadium = Hancock Whitney Stadium |city = Mobile, Alabama |visitor_school = Senior Bowl#Game results |visitor_name_short= National |visitor_nickname = Team |visitor_coach = Ron Middleton (New York Jets) |visitor_1q = 7 |visitor_2q = 6 |visitor_3q = 0 |visitor_4q = 7 |home_school = Senior Bowl#Game results |home_name_short = American |home_nickname = Team |home_coach = Duce Staley (Detroit Lions) |home_1q = 0 |home_2q = 0 |home_3q = 10 |home_4q = 0 |MVP = Perrion Winfrey (Oklahoma)<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/senior-bowl-2022-oklahoma-dl-perrion-winfrey-wins-mvp-malik-willis-showcases-potential-more-key-takeaways/live/ |title=Senior Bowl 2022: Oklahoma's Perrion Winfrey wins MVP, Malik Willis dazzles with his legs, more key takeaways |first=Ryan |last=Wilson |website=CBS Sports |date=February 5, 2022 |accessdate=February 4, 2023}}</ref> |odds = National by 2.5 |anthem = |halftime = |referee = James Carter (SEC) |attendance = 20,478 |us_network = NFL Network |us_announcers = Andrew Siciliano, Daniel Jeremiah, Charles Davis<ref>NFL Network broadcast</ref> |ratings = |intl_network = |intl_announcers = }} The '''2022 Senior Bowl''' was a college football all-star game played on February 5, 2022, at Hancock Whitney Stadium in Mobile, Alabama. The game featured prospects for the 2022 draft of the professional National Football League (NFL), predominantly from the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). It was one of the final 2021–22 bowl games concluding the 2021 FBS football season. Sponsored by Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, the game was officially known as the '''Reese's Senior Bowl''', with television coverage provided by NFL Network.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.seniorbowl.com/the-game/ |title=The Reese's Senior Bowl |website=seniorbowl.com |accessdate=December 5, 2021}}</ref>

This was the first time the Senior Bowl was played in February. Head coaches for the game came from the coaching staffs of the Detroit Lions and New York Jets.<ref>{{cite news |url=https://www.profootballnetwork.com/2022-senior-bowl-coaching-staffs/ |title=2022 Senior Bowl Coaching Staffs: Lions, Jets face off in showcase |first=Ian |last=Cummings |website=profootballnetwork.com |date=February 5, 2022 |accessdate=January 19, 2024}}</ref>

==Players== ===National team=== Full roster online [https://www.seniorbowl.com/players/national-team/]. Numerical rosters [https://twitter.com/mallee_chris_24/status/1353884845357871110/photo/2 here] (a number may be shared by an offensive and defensive player).

{|class = "wikitable sortable" |- ! No. ! Player<!-- USE sortname WITH EACH PLAYER (add |nolink=1 for players without a Wikipedia page) --> ! Position ! class="unsortable" |HT/WT ! College ! class="unsortable" |Notes |- | 94 || Cal Adomitis || LS || 6'1/234 || Pittsburgh || |- | 45 || Troy Andersen || LB || 6'3/242 || Montana State (FCS) || |- | 42 || Brian Asamoah || LB || 6'0/222 || Oklahoma || |- | 25 || Tyler Badie || RB || 5'7/199 || Missouri || |- | 81 || Trae Barry || TE || 6'6/244 || Boston College || |- | 56 || Darrian Beavers || LB || 6'4/234 || Cincinnati || |- | -- || Terrel Bernard || LB || 6'0/220 || Baylor|| |- | 29 || Coby Bryant || DB || 6'1/191 || Cincinnati || |- | 65 || Ja'Tyre Carter || OL || 6'5/276 || Southern (FCS) || |- | 22 || Tariq Castro-Fields || DB || 6'0/194 || Penn State || |- | -- || Jahan Dotson || WR || 5'11/183 || Penn State || |- | 7 || Romeo Doubs || WR || 6'1/204 || Nevada || 2 receptions, 18 yards |- | 17 || Arnold Ebiketie || DL || 6'2/250 || Penn State || |- | 78 || Daniel Faalele || OL || 6'8/387 || Minnesota || |- | 84 || Jake Ferguson || TE || 6'4/244 || Wisconsin || 3 receptions, 62 yards, 1 TD |- | 4 || Jerome Ford || RB || 5'10/209 || Cincinnati || |- | 93 || Haskell Garrett || DL || 6'1/298 || Ohio State || |- | -- || Luke Goedeke || OL || 6'4/318 || Central Michigan || |- | 92 || Logan Hall || DL || 6'5/278 || Houston || |- | 27 || Jeremiah Hall || FB || 6'1/241 || Oklahoma || 1 rush, 2 yards; 1 reception, 6 yards |- | -- || Hassan Haskins || RB || 6'1/220 || Michigan || |- | 54 || Marquis Hayes || OL || 6'4/318 || Oklahoma || |- | 67 || Chasen Hines || OL || 6'2/335 || LSU || |- | 20 || Kyron Johnson || LB || 6'0/230 || Kansas || |- | 77 || Zion Johnson || OL || 6'2/314 || Boston College || |- | 57 || Travis Jones || DL || 6'4/326 || UConn || |- | 36 || Kerby Joseph || DB || 6'0/200 || Illinois || |- | 6 || Gregory Junior || DB || 5'11/202 || Ouachita Baptist (DII) || |- | 87 || Charlie Kolar || TE || 6'6/256 || Iowa State || |- | 72 || Abraham Lucas || OL || 6'6/322 || Washington State || |- | 40 || Jesse Luketa || LB || 6'2/261 || Penn State || |- | 34 || Boye Mafe || DL || 6'3/255 || Minnesota || |- | 21 || Damarri Mathis || DB || 5'10/197 || Pittsburgh || |- | 85 || Trey McBride || TE || 6'3/249 || Colorado State || 2 receptions, 12 yards, 1 TD |- | 2 || Verone McKinley III || DB || 5'11/194 || Oregon || |- | 18 || Bo Melton || WR || 5'10/191 || Rutgers || 2 receptions, 18 yards; 3 punt returns, 25 yards |- | 15 || Andrew Mevis || K || 5'10/203 || Iowa State || 0/1 FG, 2/2 XP |- | 48 || Chad Muma || LB || 6'2/241 || Wyoming || |- | 91 || Otito Ogbonnia || DL || 6'3/326 || UCLA || |- | 70 || Trevor Penning || OL || 6'6/330 || Northern Iowa (FCS) || |- | 8 || Kenny Pickett || QB || 6'3/221 || Pittsburgh || 6/6 passing, 89 yards, 1 TD |- | 82 || Alec Pierce || WR || 6'2/208 || Cincinnati || |- | 8 || Jalen Pitre || DB || 5'10/196 || Baylor || |- | 76 || Bernhard Raimann || OL || 6'6/304 || Central Michigan || |- | 9 || Desmond Ridder || QB || 6'3/207 || Cincinnati || 4/6 passing, 68 yards, 2 TD; 3 rushes, 12 yards |- | 11 || Dominique Robinson || DL || 6'4/254 || Miami (OH) || |- | -- || Mike Rose || LB || 6'4/254 || Iowa State || |- | -- || Jeremy Ruckert || TE || 6'5/250 || Ohio State || |- | 52 || Myjai Sanders || DL || 6'4/242 || Cincinnati || |- | 5 || Braylon Sanders || WR || 5'11/226 || Ole Miss || |- | 14 || Khalil Shakir || WR || 6'0/193 || Boise State || |- | 51 || Tyreke Smith || DL || 6'3/254 || Ohio State || |- | 28 || Abram Smith || LB || 5'11/211 || Baylor || 11 rushes, 48 yards; 2 receptions, 19 yards, 1 TD |- | 96 || Jordan Stout || P || 6'3/205 || Penn State || 4 punts, 49.5-yard average |- | 69 || Cole Strange || OL || 6'4/304 || Chattanooga (FCS) || |- | 12 || Carson Strong || QB || 6'3/226 || Nevada || 6/11 passing, 67 yards, 1 INT |- | 71 || Andrew Stueber || OL || 6'6/327 || Michigan || |- | 95 || Isaiah Thomas || DL || 6'4/258 || Oklahoma || |- | 19 || Cole Turner || TE || 6'6/246 || Nevada || 2 receptions, 44 yards |- | 73 || Matt Waletzko || OL || 6'6/310 || North Dakota (FCS) || |- | 0 || Jaylen Watson || DB || 6'1/197 || Washington State || |- | 1 || Christian Watson || WR || 6'4/211 || North Dakota State (FCS) || 1 reception, 38 yards |- | 12 || Sterling Weatherford || DB || 6'3/230 || Miami (OH) || |- | 3 || Rachaad White || RB || 6'0/210 || Arizona State || 11 rushes, 52 yards; 1 reception, 7 yards |- | 30 || Joshua Williams || DB || 6'2/193 || Fayetteville State (DII) || |- | 98 || Perrion Winfrey || DL || 6'3/303 || Oklahoma || |- | 9 || JT Woods || DB || 6'2/188 || Baylor || 1 INT (28-yard return) |- | 75 || Nick Zakelj || OL || 6'5/318 || Fordham (FCS) ||

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===American team=== Full roster online [https://www.seniorbowl.com/players/national-team/]. Numerical rosters [https://twitter.com/mallee_chris_24/status/1353884845357871110/photo/1 here] (a number may be shared by an offensive and defensive player). {|class = "wikitable sortable" |- ! No. ! Player<!-- USE sortname WITH EACH PLAYER (add |nolink=1 for payers without a Wikipedia page) --> ! Position ! class="unsortable" |HT/WT ! College ! class="unsortable" |Notes |- | 35 || Tycen Anderson || DB || 6'1/204 || Toledo || |- | 83 || Calvin Austin || WR || 5'7/173 || Memphis || 2 receptions, 45 yards; 1 kick return, 6 yards |- | 38 || Amaré Barno || DL || 6'4/239 || Virginia Tech || |- | 88 || Daniel Bellinger || TE || 6'4/252 || San Diego State || |- | 74 || Spencer Burford || OL || 6'3/293 || UTSA || |- | 80 || Grant Calcaterra || TE || 6'3/248 || SMU || 2 receptions, 14 yards |- | 90 || Jake Camarda || P || 6'3/191 || Georgia || 6 punts, 51-yard average |- | 50 || Tariq Carpenter || DB || 6'2/225 || Georgia Tech || |- | 17 || Zachary Carter || DL || 6'3/287 || Florida || |- | 18 || Damone Clark || LB || 6'4/239 || LSU || |- | -- || Micheal Clemons || DL || 6'5/269 || Texas A&M || |- | 29 || Yusuf Corker || DB || 5'11/204 || Kentucky || |- | 16 || Cameron Dicker || K || 6'1/219 || Texas || 1/2 FG; 1/1 XP |- | 13 || JoJo Domann || LB || 6'0/226 || Nebraska || |- | 81 || Dontario Drummond || WR || 6'0/217 || Ole Miss || |- | 85 || Greg Dulcich || TE || 6'3/245 || UCLA || 1 reception, 10 yards |- | 53 || Kingsley Enagbare || DL || 6'3/261 || South Carolina || |- | 26 || Akayleb Evans || DB || 6'1/201 || Missouri || |- | 5 || Jequez Ezzard || WR || 5'10/195 || Sam Houston State (FCS) || 1 reception, 8 yards; 1 punt return, 1 yard |- | 92 || Neil Farrell Jr. || DL || 6'3/238 || LSU || |- | 55 || Luke Fortner || OL || 6'3/302 || Kentucky || |- | 31 || Mario Goodrich || DB || 6'0/186 || Clemson || |- | -- || Danny Gray || WR || 5'11/182 || SMU || |- | 33 || Aaron Hansford || LB || 6'2/239 || Texas A&M || |- | 30 || Connor Heyward || FB || 5'11/239 || Michigan State || 2 rushes, 6 yards; 1 reception, -2 yards |- | 14 || Sam Howell || QB || 6'0/221 || North Carolina || 6/9 passing, 67 yards; 5 rushes, 29 yards, 1 TD |- | 70 || Ed Ingram || OL || 6'3/317 || LSU || |- | 52 || D'Marco Jackson || LB || 6'0/235 || Appalachian State || |- | 99 || Eric Johnson || DL || 6'4/300 || Missouri State || |- | 96 || Jermaine Johnson II || DL || 6'4/259 || Florida State || |- | 1 || Velus Jones Jr. || WR || 5'11/203 || Tennessee || 4 receptions, 53 yards; 1 rush, -7 yards; 8 kick return yards; 1 punt return, -5 yards |- | 77 || Braxton Jones || OL || 6'5/306 || Southern Utah (FCS) || |- | 12 || Derion Kendrick || DB || 5'11/202 || Georgia || |- | 65 || Darian Kinnard || OL || 6'4/324 || Kentucky || |- | 46 || Isaiah Likely || TE || 6'4/241 || Coastal Carolina || |- | 10 || DeAngelo Malone || DL || 6'3/234 || Western Kentucky || |- | 48 || Phidarian Mathis || DL || 6'3/313 || Alabama || |- | 75 || Cade Mays || OL || 6'4/321 || Tennessee || |- | 32 || Zyon McCollum || DB || 6'2/202 || Sam Houston State (FCS) || |- | 23 || Roger McCreary || DB || 5'11/189 || Auburn || |- | 73 || Max Mitchell || OL || 6'5/299 || Louisiana || |- | 9 || Leon O'Neal Jr. || DB || 6'0/211 || Texas A&M || |- | 56 || Dylan Parham || OL || 6'2/313 || Memphis || |- | 71 || Chris Paul || OL || 6'3/324 || Tulsa || |- | 27 || Dameon Pierce || RB || 5'9/220 || Florida || 5 rushes, 16 yards; 1 reception, 5 yards |- | 4 || T. J. Pledger || RB || 5/9/196 || Utah || 5 rushes, 33 yards; 2 receptions, 24 yards |- | -- || D'Vonte Price || RB || 6'1/198 || FIU || |- | 98 || John Ridgeway III || DL || 6'4/327 || Arkansas || |- | 24 || Brian Robinson Jr. || RB || 6'1/226 || Alabama || 6 rushes, 18 yards |- | 68 || Jamaree Salyer || OL || 6'2/320 || Georgia || |- | 54 || Justin Shaffer || OL || 6'3/326 || Georgia || |- | 47 || Jordan Silver || LS || 6'1/235 || Arkansas || |- | 52 || Lecitus Smith || OL || 6'3/321 || Virginia Tech || |- | 25 || Cam Taylor-Britt || DB || 5'10/200 || Nebraska || |- | 6 || Alontae Taylor || DB || 6'0/196 || Tennessee || 1 INT |- | -- || Cameron Thomas || DL || 6'4/264 || San Diego State || |- | 19 || Josh Thompson || DB || 5'10/199 || Texas || |- | 41 || Channing Tindall || LB || 6'1/223 || Georgia || |- | 8 || Jalen Tolbert || WR || 6'1/195 || South Alabama || 2 receptions, 24 yards |- | 11 || Tré Turner || WR || 6'1/179 || Virginia Tech || |- | -- || ZaQuandre White || RB || 5'11/212 || South Carolina || |- | 7 || Sam Williams || DL || 6'4/265 || Ole Miss || |- | 7 || Malik Willis || QB || 6'0/220 || Liberty || 2/4 passing, 11 yards; 4 rushes, 54 yards |- | 20 || Tariq Woolen || DB || 6'3/205 || UTSA || |- | 95 || Devonte Wyatt || DL || 6'2/307 || Georgia || |- | 17 || Bailey Zappe || QB || 6'0/213 || Western Kentucky || 8/13 passing, 103 yards, 1 INT |}

==Game summary== {{Americanfootballbox |titlestyle= background:#FFAB26; color:#303030; border: 2px solid #303030; text-align:center; |state=uncollapsed |bg=#fff |bg2=#eee |title=2022 Senior Bowl |date=Saturday, February 5, 2022 |time=2:30 p.m. EST |road=National |R1=7 |R2=6 |R3=0 |R4=7 |home=American |H1=0 |H2=0 |H3=10 |H4=0 |stadium= Hancock Whitney Stadium • Mobile, Alabama |attendance=20.478 |weather=<!--Sunny• '''Temperature''': {{convert|48|F|C}} • '''Wind''' {{convert|15|mph|kph|abbr=on}} northwest--> |referee=James Carter |TV=NFL Network |TVAnnouncers= |reference=[https://www.espn.com/college-football/matchup/_/gameId/401386134 Box score] [https://www.al.com/sports/2022/02/live-updates-2022-reeses-senior-bowl.html Report] |scoring= ;First quarter * (0:04) National – Abram Smith 20-yard touchdown reception from Kenny Pickett, Andrew Mevis kick good; '''National 7–0''' ;Second quarter * (1:54) National – Trey McBride 6-yard touchdown reception from Desmond Ridder, two-point conversion run stopped; '''National 13–0''' ;Third quarter * (3:20) American – Sam Howell 2-yard touchdown run; Cameron Dicker kick good; '''National 13–7''' * (0:48) American – Cameron Dicker 38-yard field goal; '''National 13–10''' ;Fourth quarter * (11:04) National – Jake Ferguson 25-yard touchdown reception from Desmond Ridder; Andrew Mevis kick good; '''National 20–10''' }}

==References== {{Reflist}}

==External links== * [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZEH-pbVHEY Game broadcast] via YouTube

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