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With the 85th pick, the New England Cheats select Ed Ingram, OG, LSU
Ed Ingram played well in 2021. He executed his assignments at a high level and showed impressive strength with the power to get a push at the point of attack. Ingram's technique as a pass blocker looked improved over 2020. He had a solid week at the Senior Bowl and then worked out well at the combine. Some team sources think he is going to be an excellent value pick on Day 2 of the 2022 NFL Draft.
7/3/21: Ingram impressed team evaluators in 2020. He was a tough run blocker while showing some athleticism in pass protection. Some team sources said as a player, aside from the character concerns, Ingram could have been a second-day talent for the 2021 NFL Draft if he had decided to skip his senior year. Ingram was probably wise to return to school if he can show scouts that the character issues are a thing of the past and he has become a hard worker who stays out of trouble and is not taking football for granted.
Ingram is a gifted talent who could end up rising if he stays on the field and plays up to his potential. As a freshman in 2017, Ingram was the Tigers' starting right guard, and he played really well in his first season. Ingram sat out the 2018 season with a season-long suspension. He returned to the field in 2019 and mostly was backup behind Adrian Magee and Damien Lewis.
Ingram is strong at the point of attack and forceful run blocker with athleticism. If he stays on the field and out of trouble, he could be an early-rounder if NFL teams can get comfortable with his off-the-field issues.
Ed Ingram played well in 2021. He executed his assignments at a high level and showed impressive strength with the power to get a push at the point of attack. Ingram's technique as a pass blocker looked improved over 2020. He had a solid week at the Senior Bowl and then worked out well at the combine. Some team sources think he is going to be an excellent value pick on Day 2 of the 2022 NFL Draft.
7/3/21: Ingram impressed team evaluators in 2020. He was a tough run blocker while showing some athleticism in pass protection. Some team sources said as a player, aside from the character concerns, Ingram could have been a second-day talent for the 2021 NFL Draft if he had decided to skip his senior year. Ingram was probably wise to return to school if he can show scouts that the character issues are a thing of the past and he has become a hard worker who stays out of trouble and is not taking football for granted.
Ingram is a gifted talent who could end up rising if he stays on the field and plays up to his potential. As a freshman in 2017, Ingram was the Tigers' starting right guard, and he played really well in his first season. Ingram sat out the 2018 season with a season-long suspension. He returned to the field in 2019 and mostly was backup behind Adrian Magee and Damien Lewis.
Ingram is strong at the point of attack and forceful run blocker with athleticism. If he stays on the field and out of trouble, he could be an early-rounder if NFL teams can get comfortable with his off-the-field issues.
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I fell in love with the tape!
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I was excited to get him at pick 82, so much so I woke up at 4 am to pick him! (All though I have to admit, I was eyeing Logan Hall as well. Damnit TK 42!)
Pierce is a very athletic, explosive receiver who aligned in the slot and outside in college. He has good height and size and can win consistently versus press coverage because of his good foot quickness and balance. He can sink enough to keep his chest from being exposed to more physical cornerbacks and maintain his path because of his good core strength and body control.
He is a true ball-winning receiver who high-points throws in the red zone and can consistently adjust his body on back-shoulder throws when running go routes. He has good length, and his natural hands as a receiver on throws to and away from his body allow him to maximize his catching range.
Pierce has more nuance to his game than just ball-winning on contested catches. He improved as a route-runner as the season went along and showed attention to detail with his depth and breaking points. But he does need to continue to refine his route tree and polish.
Overall, Pierce will be an immediate contributor for any NFL offense thanks to his true ball-winning ability that will make him a target in the red zone. He is a good blocker who plays with good effort on every snap in both the run game and on any route he’s asked to execute, which also gives him potential to be utilized as a "power slot" on snaps.
His improvement as a route-runner last season combined with his overall athleticism shows there can be even more room for growth. His package of explosiveness, hands and improvement as a true receiver gives Pierce the upside of a very good starting Z wide receiver for any NFL offense. He can also bump inside for more than a handful of snaps per game and rack up touchdowns for designer plays in the red zone.
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I was excited to get him at pick 82, so much so I woke up at 4 am to pick him! (All though I have to admit, I was eyeing Logan Hall as well. Damnit TK 42!)
Pierce is a very athletic, explosive receiver who aligned in the slot and outside in college. He has good height and size and can win consistently versus press coverage because of his good foot quickness and balance. He can sink enough to keep his chest from being exposed to more physical cornerbacks and maintain his path because of his good core strength and body control.
He is a true ball-winning receiver who high-points throws in the red zone and can consistently adjust his body on back-shoulder throws when running go routes. He has good length, and his natural hands as a receiver on throws to and away from his body allow him to maximize his catching range.
Pierce has more nuance to his game than just ball-winning on contested catches. He improved as a route-runner as the season went along and showed attention to detail with his depth and breaking points. But he does need to continue to refine his route tree and polish.
Overall, Pierce will be an immediate contributor for any NFL offense thanks to his true ball-winning ability that will make him a target in the red zone. He is a good blocker who plays with good effort on every snap in both the run game and on any route he’s asked to execute, which also gives him potential to be utilized as a "power slot" on snaps.
His improvement as a route-runner last season combined with his overall athleticism shows there can be even more room for growth. His package of explosiveness, hands and improvement as a true receiver gives Pierce the upside of a very good starting Z wide receiver for any NFL offense. He can also bump inside for more than a handful of snaps per game and rack up touchdowns for designer plays in the red zone.
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Ever do Long Beach? I'm going Sunday, section 24, final hairpin--and the weather's gonna be perfect--partly cloudy, 68F/17C high.
If you have any tips, 503, I'll take them.
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Jesus, 'athletic' doesn't even describe this dude. Balls out in American AND Aussie Rules Football??? Dude must be a stud, and as a bonus, a master of disguise, and aliases. Good pick, dpjax.
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Round 3
65) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Jaquan Brisker, FS, Penn State
66) Detroit Lions @Tron - Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA
67) Green Bay @Karate61 - Cameron Thomas , Edge , San Diego State
68) Houston Texans @den-the-coach - Sean Rhyan OT, UCLA
69) New York Jets @Tron - Brian Robinson Jr., RB, Alabama
70) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Carolina Panthers) @AvengerRam - Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming
71) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam - Bryan Cook, S, Cincinnati
72) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Cole Strange, C, Chattanooga.
73) Indianapolis Colts (from Washington Commodes) @den-the-coach - Roger McCreary CB Auburn
74) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax - Kenneth Walker III, RB , Michigan State
75) Denver Broncos @FaulkSF - Perrion Winfrey , DT , Oklahoma
76) Baltimore Ravens @MadGoat - Phidarian Mathis , DT , Alabama
77) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam - Brian Asamoah , LB , Oklahoma
78) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Damone Clark , ILB , LSU
79) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq - Jamaree Salyer , OT , Georgia
80) Houston Texans (from New Orleans Saints) @den-the-coach - John Metchie III , WR , Alabama
81) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Logan Hall , DL , Houston
82) Atlanta Falcons (from Indianapolis Colts) @dpjax Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati
83) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento Jalen Wydermyer, TE, Texas A&M
84) Pittsburgh Steelers @ScotsRam Jalen Tolbert, WR, South Alabama
85) New England Patriots @IE Rams Ed Ingram, OG, LSU
86) Las Vegas Raiders @Karate61
87) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams
88) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker
89) Buffalo Bills @Corbin
90) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Ramrocket
92) Green Bay Packers @Karate61
93) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam
94) Kansas City Chiefs @SanAnRam
95) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
96) Denver Broncos (from Los Angeles Rams) @FaulkSF
97) Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) @Tron
98) New Orleans Saints (compensatory selection) @MadGoat
99) Cleveland Browns (special compensatory selection) @TK42-RAM
100) Baltimore Ravens (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
101) New Orleans Saints (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
102) Miami Dolphins (from San Francisco 49ers; special compensatory selection) @AvengerRam
103) Kansas City Chiefs (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
104) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
105) San Francisco 49ers (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
Players taken:
Rd1- Quarterback- Malik Willis , Kenny Pickett, Sam Howell; Wide Receiver- Garrett Wilson , Drake London , Chris Olave, Treylon Burks, Jameson Williams; Offensive Line- Evan Neal, Charles Cross, Ickem Ekwonu, Tyler Linderbaum, Trevor Penning, Bernhard Raimann, Kenyon Green , Darian Kinnard; Defensive Line- Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travis Jones, Boye Mafe Defensive End / Edge- Aidan Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Tavon Walker, Jermaine Johnson II , George Karlaftis; Line-Backer-Devin Lloyd Cornerback- Derek Stingley , Ahmad Gardner , Trent McDuffie , Andrew Booth Jr , Kaiir Elam Safety- Kyle Hamilton
Rd2 - QB - Desmond Ridder , Matt Corral ; RB - Breece Hall , Isaiah Spiller; WR - George Pickens , Jahan Dotson , Justyn Ross , Skyy Moore , David Bell , Christian Watson; TE - Cade Otten , Trey McBride; OL - Zion Johnson , Tyler Smith , Nicholas Petit-Frere , Abraham Lucas , Daniel Faalele; DL - DeMarvin Lea; DE/EDGE - David Ojabo , Arnold Ebikitie , Sam Williams, Kingsley Enagbare , Myjai Sanders , Drake Jackson , Joshua Paschal; LB - Nakobe Dean , Christian Harris, Quay Walker; CB - Kyler Gordon; S - Lewis Cine , Daxton Hill , Jalen Pitre
Rd3
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RB - Brian Robinson Jr , Kenneth Walker III
WR - John Metchie III, Alec Pierce, Jalen Tolbert,
TE - Greg Dulcich, Jalen Wydermyer,
OL - Sean Rhyan , Jamaree Salyer , Cole Strange, Ed Ingram
DL - Phidarian Mathis , Perrion Winfrey , Logan Hall,
DE/EDGE - Cameron Thomas
LB - Damone Clark , Brian Asamoah , Chad Muma
CB - Roger McCreary
S - Jaquan Brisker, Bryan Cook
Round 1 of draft found on Page 10 , post #185 .
Round 2 of draft found on page 13 , post #260
65) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Jaquan Brisker, FS, Penn State
66) Detroit Lions @Tron - Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA
67) Green Bay @Karate61 - Cameron Thomas , Edge , San Diego State
68) Houston Texans @den-the-coach - Sean Rhyan OT, UCLA
69) New York Jets @Tron - Brian Robinson Jr., RB, Alabama
70) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Carolina Panthers) @AvengerRam - Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming
71) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam - Bryan Cook, S, Cincinnati
72) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Cole Strange, C, Chattanooga.
73) Indianapolis Colts (from Washington Commodes) @den-the-coach - Roger McCreary CB Auburn
74) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax - Kenneth Walker III, RB , Michigan State
75) Denver Broncos @FaulkSF - Perrion Winfrey , DT , Oklahoma
76) Baltimore Ravens @MadGoat - Phidarian Mathis , DT , Alabama
77) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam - Brian Asamoah , LB , Oklahoma
78) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Damone Clark , ILB , LSU
79) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq - Jamaree Salyer , OT , Georgia
80) Houston Texans (from New Orleans Saints) @den-the-coach - John Metchie III , WR , Alabama
81) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Logan Hall , DL , Houston
82) Atlanta Falcons (from Indianapolis Colts) @dpjax Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati
83) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento Jalen Wydermyer, TE, Texas A&M
84) Pittsburgh Steelers @ScotsRam Jalen Tolbert, WR, South Alabama
85) New England Patriots @IE Rams Ed Ingram, OG, LSU
86) Las Vegas Raiders @Karate61
87) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams
88) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker
89) Buffalo Bills @Corbin
90) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Ramrocket
92) Green Bay Packers @Karate61
93) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam
94) Kansas City Chiefs @SanAnRam
95) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
96) Denver Broncos (from Los Angeles Rams) @FaulkSF
97) Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) @Tron
98) New Orleans Saints (compensatory selection) @MadGoat
99) Cleveland Browns (special compensatory selection) @TK42-RAM
100) Baltimore Ravens (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
101) New Orleans Saints (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
102) Miami Dolphins (from San Francisco 49ers; special compensatory selection) @AvengerRam
103) Kansas City Chiefs (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
104) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
105) San Francisco 49ers (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
Players taken:
Rd1- Quarterback- Malik Willis , Kenny Pickett, Sam Howell; Wide Receiver- Garrett Wilson , Drake London , Chris Olave, Treylon Burks, Jameson Williams; Offensive Line- Evan Neal, Charles Cross, Ickem Ekwonu, Tyler Linderbaum, Trevor Penning, Bernhard Raimann, Kenyon Green , Darian Kinnard; Defensive Line- Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travis Jones, Boye Mafe Defensive End / Edge- Aidan Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Tavon Walker, Jermaine Johnson II , George Karlaftis; Line-Backer-Devin Lloyd Cornerback- Derek Stingley , Ahmad Gardner , Trent McDuffie , Andrew Booth Jr , Kaiir Elam Safety- Kyle Hamilton
Rd2 - QB - Desmond Ridder , Matt Corral ; RB - Breece Hall , Isaiah Spiller; WR - George Pickens , Jahan Dotson , Justyn Ross , Skyy Moore , David Bell , Christian Watson; TE - Cade Otten , Trey McBride; OL - Zion Johnson , Tyler Smith , Nicholas Petit-Frere , Abraham Lucas , Daniel Faalele; DL - DeMarvin Lea; DE/EDGE - David Ojabo , Arnold Ebikitie , Sam Williams, Kingsley Enagbare , Myjai Sanders , Drake Jackson , Joshua Paschal; LB - Nakobe Dean , Christian Harris, Quay Walker; CB - Kyler Gordon; S - Lewis Cine , Daxton Hill , Jalen Pitre
Rd3
QB
RB - Brian Robinson Jr , Kenneth Walker III
WR - John Metchie III, Alec Pierce, Jalen Tolbert,
TE - Greg Dulcich, Jalen Wydermyer,
OL - Sean Rhyan , Jamaree Salyer , Cole Strange, Ed Ingram
DL - Phidarian Mathis , Perrion Winfrey , Logan Hall,
DE/EDGE - Cameron Thomas
LB - Damone Clark , Brian Asamoah , Chad Muma
CB - Roger McCreary
S - Jaquan Brisker, Bryan Cook
Round 1 of draft found on Page 10 , post #185 .
Round 2 of draft found on page 13 , post #260
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With The 86th Pick
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The Las Vegas Raiders Select:
Logan Bruss
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Height: 6'5"
Weight: 309 lbs
Logan Bruss is what you would expect from a three-year starter at Wisconsin. He has a great understanding of angles and leverage and uses both of them to his advantage. Unlike some lineman with poor length, you can see Bruss understand his limitations and find ways around them.The area where you can see Bruss show his athleticism the most is when he gets off of the football and can work downhill. He could work out as a guard in a zone-blocking scheme with his ability to pull into space and find defenders at the second level. Overall, his skill set brings a strong floor of a player you know can be a swing lineman or a starter in a pinch.
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With the 87th pick, the Arizona Cardinals select Matthew Butler, DT, Tennessee
Coming out of Garner Senior High School in Raleigh, Matthew Butler was a four-star recruit who expected to make an impact on the Volunteers right away. He played in eight games as a true freshman (four tackles) then came off the bench again for nine contests in 2018 (13 tackles, one for loss). Butler earned more playing time as a junior, starting four of 13 games (45 tackles, three for loss with 2.5 sacks, two pass breakups). He started all 10 games of the 2020 season and posted 43 tackles, three for loss with two sacks. In 2021, Butler set career-highs with 47 tackles, 8.5 for loss and five sacks in 13 contests (12 starts). He was also named a second-team Academic All-American by sports information directors. -- by Chad Reuter
Coming out of Garner Senior High School in Raleigh, Matthew Butler was a four-star recruit who expected to make an impact on the Volunteers right away. He played in eight games as a true freshman (four tackles) then came off the bench again for nine contests in 2018 (13 tackles, one for loss). Butler earned more playing time as a junior, starting four of 13 games (45 tackles, three for loss with 2.5 sacks, two pass breakups). He started all 10 games of the 2020 season and posted 43 tackles, three for loss with two sacks. In 2021, Butler set career-highs with 47 tackles, 8.5 for loss and five sacks in 13 contests (12 starts). He was also named a second-team Academic All-American by sports information directors. -- by Chad Reuter
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I was so close to taking Butler at the 86th. But, Raiders needed OL help as top priority. I was saving Butler for Green Bay at the 92nd, but you ruined that for me.
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Sorry Karate. I don't think it's too wise to piss off someone that goes by the handle of Karate, so how bout a conciliatory cold one?
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Glad nobody grabbed this guy! Honestly I wouldn’t mind the Rams nabbing him in the third or 4th if he’s there. I was the first to call Rochelle last year when nobody said a peep about him (at least I didn’t see anybody talk about him), this guy could be legit for us opposite Ramsey with experience and technique honing.
With the 89th pick The Buffalo Bills select Martin Emerson, CB Mississippi State
Emerson possesses ideal size for the cornerback position at the next level and was exceptional at putting caps on opposing receivers in college. He allowed only one catch of 25-plus yards last season.
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@Ramrocket you’re in the powder room! Get ready!
With the 89th pick The Buffalo Bills select Martin Emerson, CB Mississippi State
Emerson possesses ideal size for the cornerback position at the next level and was exceptional at putting caps on opposing receivers in college. He allowed only one catch of 25-plus yards last season.
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Round 3
65) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Jaquan Brisker, FS, Penn State
66) Detroit Lions @Tron - Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA
67) Green Bay @Karate61 - Cameron Thomas , Edge , San Diego State
68) Houston Texans @den-the-coach - Sean Rhyan OT, UCLA
69) New York Jets @Tron - Brian Robinson Jr., RB, Alabama
70) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Carolina Panthers) @AvengerRam - Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming
71) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam - Bryan Cook, S, Cincinnati
72) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Cole Strange, C, Chattanooga.
73) Indianapolis Colts (from Washington Commodes) @den-the-coach - Roger McCreary CB Auburn
74) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax - Kenneth Walker III, RB , Michigan State
75) Denver Broncos @FaulkSF - Perrion Winfrey , DT , Oklahoma
76) Baltimore Ravens @MadGoat - Phidarian Mathis , DT , Alabama
77) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam - Brian Asamoah , LB , Oklahoma
78) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Damone Clark , ILB , LSU
79) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq - Jamaree Salyer , OT , Georgia
80) Houston Texans (from New Orleans Saints) @den-the-coach - John Metchie III , WR , Alabama
81) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Logan Hall , DL , Houston
82) Atlanta Falcons (from Indianapolis Colts) @dpjax Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati
83) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento Jalen Wydermyer, TE, Texas A&M
84) Pittsburgh Steelers @ScotsRam Jalen Tolbert, WR, South Alabama
85) New England Patriots @IE Rams Ed Ingram, OG, LSU
86) Las Vegas Raiders @Karate61 Logan Bruss, G, Wisconsin
87) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams Matthew Butler, DT, Tennessee
88) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker Kerby Joseph, S, Illinois
89) Buffalo Bills @Corbin Martin Emerson, CB Mississippi State
90) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Ramrocket
92) Green Bay Packers @Karate61
93) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam
94) Kansas City Chiefs @SanAnRam
95) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
96) Denver Broncos (from Los Angeles Rams) @FaulkSF
97) Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) @Tron
98) New Orleans Saints (compensatory selection) @MadGoat
99) Cleveland Browns (special compensatory selection) @TK42-RAM
100) Baltimore Ravens (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
101) New Orleans Saints (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
102) Miami Dolphins (from San Francisco 49ers; special compensatory selection) @AvengerRam
103) Kansas City Chiefs (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
104) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
105) San Francisco 49ers (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
Players taken:
Rd1- Quarterback- Malik Willis , Kenny Pickett, Sam Howell; Wide Receiver- Garrett Wilson , Drake London , Chris Olave, Treylon Burks, Jameson Williams; Offensive Line- Evan Neal, Charles Cross, Ickem Ekwonu, Tyler Linderbaum, Trevor Penning, Bernhard Raimann, Kenyon Green , Darian Kinnard; Defensive Line- Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travis Jones, Boye Mafe Defensive End / Edge- Aidan Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Tavon Walker, Jermaine Johnson II , George Karlaftis; Line-Backer-Devin Lloyd Cornerback- Derek Stingley , Ahmad Gardner , Trent McDuffie , Andrew Booth Jr , Kaiir Elam Safety- Kyle Hamilton
Rd2 - QB - Desmond Ridder , Matt Corral ; RB - Breece Hall , Isaiah Spiller; WR - George Pickens , Jahan Dotson , Justyn Ross , Skyy Moore , David Bell , Christian Watson; TE - Cade Otten , Trey McBride; OL - Zion Johnson , Tyler Smith , Nicholas Petit-Frere , Abraham Lucas , Daniel Faalele; DL - DeMarvin Lea; DE/EDGE - David Ojabo , Arnold Ebikitie , Sam Williams, Kingsley Enagbare , Myjai Sanders , Drake Jackson , Joshua Paschal; LB - Nakobe Dean , Christian Harris, Quay Walker; CB - Kyler Gordon; S - Lewis Cine , Daxton Hill , Jalen Pitre
Rd3
QB
RB - Brian Robinson Jr , Kenneth Walker III
WR - John Metchie III, Alec Pierce, Jalen Tolbert,
TE - Greg Dulcich, Jalen Wydermyer,
OL - Sean Rhyan , Jamaree Salyer , Cole Strange, Ed Ingram, Logan Bruss
DL - Phidarian Mathis , Perrion Winfrey , Logan Hall, Matthew Butler,
DE/EDGE - Cameron Thomas
LB - Damone Clark , Brian Asamoah , Chad Muma
CB - Roger McCreary, Martin Emerson
S - Jaquan Brisker, Bryan Cook, Kerby Joseph,
Round 1 of draft found on Page 10 , post #185 .
Round 2 of draft found on page 13 , post #260
65) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Jaquan Brisker, FS, Penn State
66) Detroit Lions @Tron - Greg Dulcich, TE, UCLA
67) Green Bay @Karate61 - Cameron Thomas , Edge , San Diego State
68) Houston Texans @den-the-coach - Sean Rhyan OT, UCLA
69) New York Jets @Tron - Brian Robinson Jr., RB, Alabama
70) Jacksonville Jaguars (from Carolina Panthers) @AvengerRam - Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming
71) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam - Bryan Cook, S, Cincinnati
72) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Cole Strange, C, Chattanooga.
73) Indianapolis Colts (from Washington Commodes) @den-the-coach - Roger McCreary CB Auburn
74) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax - Kenneth Walker III, RB , Michigan State
75) Denver Broncos @FaulkSF - Perrion Winfrey , DT , Oklahoma
76) Baltimore Ravens @MadGoat - Phidarian Mathis , DT , Alabama
77) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam - Brian Asamoah , LB , Oklahoma
78) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Damone Clark , ILB , LSU
79) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq - Jamaree Salyer , OT , Georgia
80) Houston Texans (from New Orleans Saints) @den-the-coach - John Metchie III , WR , Alabama
81) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM - Logan Hall , DL , Houston
82) Atlanta Falcons (from Indianapolis Colts) @dpjax Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati
83) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento Jalen Wydermyer, TE, Texas A&M
84) Pittsburgh Steelers @ScotsRam Jalen Tolbert, WR, South Alabama
85) New England Patriots @IE Rams Ed Ingram, OG, LSU
86) Las Vegas Raiders @Karate61 Logan Bruss, G, Wisconsin
87) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams Matthew Butler, DT, Tennessee
88) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker Kerby Joseph, S, Illinois
89) Buffalo Bills @Corbin Martin Emerson, CB Mississippi State
90) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
91) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @Ramrocket
92) Green Bay Packers @Karate61
93) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam
94) Kansas City Chiefs @SanAnRam
95) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
96) Denver Broncos (from Los Angeles Rams) @FaulkSF
97) Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) @Tron
98) New Orleans Saints (compensatory selection) @MadGoat
99) Cleveland Browns (special compensatory selection) @TK42-RAM
100) Baltimore Ravens (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
101) New Orleans Saints (special compensatory selection) @MadGoat
102) Miami Dolphins (from San Francisco 49ers; special compensatory selection) @AvengerRam
103) Kansas City Chiefs (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
104) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
105) San Francisco 49ers (special compensatory selection) @SanAnRam
Players taken:
Rd1- Quarterback- Malik Willis , Kenny Pickett, Sam Howell; Wide Receiver- Garrett Wilson , Drake London , Chris Olave, Treylon Burks, Jameson Williams; Offensive Line- Evan Neal, Charles Cross, Ickem Ekwonu, Tyler Linderbaum, Trevor Penning, Bernhard Raimann, Kenyon Green , Darian Kinnard; Defensive Line- Jordan Davis, Devonte Wyatt, Travis Jones, Boye Mafe Defensive End / Edge- Aidan Hutchinson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, Tavon Walker, Jermaine Johnson II , George Karlaftis; Line-Backer-Devin Lloyd Cornerback- Derek Stingley , Ahmad Gardner , Trent McDuffie , Andrew Booth Jr , Kaiir Elam Safety- Kyle Hamilton
Rd2 - QB - Desmond Ridder , Matt Corral ; RB - Breece Hall , Isaiah Spiller; WR - George Pickens , Jahan Dotson , Justyn Ross , Skyy Moore , David Bell , Christian Watson; TE - Cade Otten , Trey McBride; OL - Zion Johnson , Tyler Smith , Nicholas Petit-Frere , Abraham Lucas , Daniel Faalele; DL - DeMarvin Lea; DE/EDGE - David Ojabo , Arnold Ebikitie , Sam Williams, Kingsley Enagbare , Myjai Sanders , Drake Jackson , Joshua Paschal; LB - Nakobe Dean , Christian Harris, Quay Walker; CB - Kyler Gordon; S - Lewis Cine , Daxton Hill , Jalen Pitre
Rd3
QB
RB - Brian Robinson Jr , Kenneth Walker III
WR - John Metchie III, Alec Pierce, Jalen Tolbert,
TE - Greg Dulcich, Jalen Wydermyer,
OL - Sean Rhyan , Jamaree Salyer , Cole Strange, Ed Ingram, Logan Bruss
DL - Phidarian Mathis , Perrion Winfrey , Logan Hall, Matthew Butler,
DE/EDGE - Cameron Thomas
LB - Damone Clark , Brian Asamoah , Chad Muma
CB - Roger McCreary, Martin Emerson
S - Jaquan Brisker, Bryan Cook, Kerby Joseph,
Round 1 of draft found on Page 10 , post #185 .
Round 2 of draft found on page 13 , post #260
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With the 90th pick of your Superbowl Champion Rams on Demand 2022 mock draft, the Tennessee Titans select Dylan Parham, G, Memphis. With Saffold heading to Buffalo and with Ben Jones quickly approaching his mid 30s, the Titans have perhaps found their future starting guard and eventual replacement at center.
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It was great , have been a few times and I never get over how fast these cars go and how they stay on the track … seems to defy the laws of physics. If you get the chance .. go .
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With the 91st pick the Buccaneers select
Zachary Carter DT Florida
Overview
Carter is viewed as position versatile, with the ability to play defensive end in an odd or even front. His skilled hands and quick feet make him a perfect candidate to move inside in nickel packages as a rusher. Some evaluators like his girth and envision him adding weight to become a full-time three-technique in a one-gapping front. Carter possesses the anchor for the point of attack, but needs to improve his stack-and-shed technique to make more plays in the run game. He's a skilled, thoughtful rusher, but a fluctuating motor creates inconsistencies on tape. The sum doesn't always equal the parts, but he has the size and skill to become a quality starter with splashy, interior rush potential.
Strengths
"He's going to be at different positions depending on the team and the scheme but in a perfect world, I see him as a wide-five (technique)." -- Personnel executive for NFC team
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Zachary Carter DT Florida
Overview
Carter is viewed as position versatile, with the ability to play defensive end in an odd or even front. His skilled hands and quick feet make him a perfect candidate to move inside in nickel packages as a rusher. Some evaluators like his girth and envision him adding weight to become a full-time three-technique in a one-gapping front. Carter possesses the anchor for the point of attack, but needs to improve his stack-and-shed technique to make more plays in the run game. He's a skilled, thoughtful rusher, but a fluctuating motor creates inconsistencies on tape. The sum doesn't always equal the parts, but he has the size and skill to become a quality starter with splashy, interior rush potential.
Strengths
- Consistent improvement and production for three years.
- Broad chest and back with burly hips and thighs.
- Physical traits and toughness to play inside or outside.
- Well-crafted rush plan with workable counters ready to go.
- Uses dip-and-rip, bull-and-pull and stab-and-run moves from the edge.
- Rush hands are strong, violent and efficient.
- Interior rush keyed by lateral agility, quick hands and hip flip.
- Leveraged, upward strikes get under blocker's pads.
- Strains to neutralize drive blocks and secure positioning.
- Upper-body strength and hip torque to displace a base block.
- Pushes forward with secondary effort when his tank is gassed up.
- Chin out way past his feet during engagement.
- Excessive leaning limits his ability to stack and shed the block.
- Spends too much time on the ground.
- Variance of rush energy and effectiveness during a game.
- Long, early punchers stall out the rush plan.
- Lacks explosiveness to find direct route to quarterback off the edge.
"He's going to be at different positions depending on the team and the scheme but in a perfect world, I see him as a wide-five (technique)." -- Personnel executive for NFC team
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