2022 OFFICIAL ROD MOCK DRAFT

[Ramrocket]

Yep my mistake.

@Riverumbbq [\USER] os on the clock
[USER=4169]@MadGoat is on deck

My apologies. I’m trying to do this on a phone

See what I mean!!

 

[Riverumbbq]

See what I mean!!

That's cool, just wanted to make sure everything was copacetic before I jumped in ...

OK Folks, with the 160'th overall draft pick, The L.A. Chargers will take OG William Dunkle, S.D. St.

The Chargers OL is now recharged & good to go for 2022.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xODIN4sZSuk


@MadGoat is up to bat.
@Memento, your edible is up next.

 

[MadGoat]

With the 161st pick of the 2022 ROD NFL Mock Draft, The New Orleans Saints select:

BRAXTON JONES
SOUTHERN UTAH STATE, OT
6-foot-7
310 pounds

Developmental left tackle with a ton of athleticism.

162) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento up now
163) New York Jets @Tron on deck

 

[Memento]

With the 163rd pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select...Verone McKinley, S, Oregon.

@Tron is on the clock.

@Karate61 is on deck.

 

[Tron]

Jets select.....

Haskell Garrett, DT, Ohio St.

@Karate61 is on the clock x2
@Memento is on deck

 

[Karate61]

With The 164th Pick​

In The Fifth Round​

Of The 2022​

ROD NFL Mock Draft​

The Las Vegas Raiders Select:​

Cam Taylor-Britt​

Cornerback​

Nebraska​

​

Overview​

Height: 6' 0"​

Weight: 197 lbs​

40 Yard Dash: 4.38​

Cam Taylor-Britt’s toughness and physicality is on display every game he plays. As someone who does his best work when playing the run game, Taylor-Britt embraces contact. He’s quick to diagnose the run and insert into his gap when to a nub side. A bit like a bull in a china shop at times, Taylor-Britt throws his body around with little regard. When taking on blocks, he wastes no time pushing the receiver back into the ball-carrier or throwing him aside. He has also shown the ability to blitz and cause havoc coming off the edge.

When playing the pass, Taylor-Britt is able to play a variety of coverages. In press, he looks to be physical with receivers, making it hard to get downfield. He does a good job matching releases when square in press but has trouble getting out of his breaks at times. While he shows good speed when open and running downfield, his hip tightness comes into play when asked to open to run with receivers. With slightly above-average ball skills, he does a good job defending the pass but doesn’t capitalize on errant passes as much as he should. His lack of vision is shown by routinely losing receivers in his blind spot downfield.

On The Clock
@Karate61
Las Vegas Raiders
#165

On Deck
@Memento
Philadelphia Eagles
#166

 

[Karate61]

With The 165th Pick​

In The Fifth Round​

Of The 2022​

ROD NFL Mock Draft​

The Las Vegas Raiders Select:​

Sterling Weatherford​

Strong Safety​

Miami (Ohio)​

Overview​

Height: 6' 4"​

Weight: 224 lbs​

40 Yard Dash: 4.60​

The idea of a big-bodied safety who can double dip as a sub-package linebacker is often more of a dream projection than an NFL realism.

As perfect as a 6'4", 224-pound body sounds for matchups against tight ends, few athletes can turn and run with NFL receivers because of hip stiffness and bad change-of-direction abilities. Dallas Cowboys defender Jayron Kearse is the best example of such a large safety finding success in the NFL, and it took him several years to find the right role.

But Miami (Ohio) safety Sterling Weatherford can be like Kearse. Weatherford has an excellent resume, totaling 209 tackles, 10.5 tackles for loss, four interceptions, 19 pass deflections and two forced fumbles throughout his career. He's far from a linear, limited athlete, and his production in a variety of situations proved that.

His pro-day numbers confirmed his production wasn't just from a high number of reps. Instead, Weatherford improved his stock with a 4.60-second 40-yard dash, a 6.93 three cone and 36-inch vertical. Each was above-average for the safety position and was especially notable for his size. There are safeties under 6 feet tall who would be happy with these numbers.

Weatherford likely ensured he'll hear his name called during draft weekend after representing himself so well in most drills.

On The Clock
@Memento
Philadelphia Eagles
#166

On Deck
@Ramhusker
Dallas Cowboys
#167

 

[Memento]

With the 166th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Philadelpha Eagles select...Delarrin Turner-Yell, S, Oklahoma.

@Ramhusker is on the clock.

@Corbin is on deck.

 

[Ramhusker]

With the 167th pick of the 2022 ROD NFL Draft, the Cowboys select

Micah McFadden, LB, Indiana If the boys can fatten this kid up a bit, they might have a starter in short order. For now, he’s a special teamer.


@Corbin is on the clock

@FaulkSF is on deck

 

[Corbin]

With the 168th pick the NY G-Men select:
Eric Johnson DT Missouri State

Name: Eric Johnson (6 foot 5, 300 pounds)

▪ Position: DT

▪ School: Missouri State

▪ Year: Senior

Missouri State defensive tackle Eric Johnson did not get a combine invite but his performance at the Senior Bowl in early February left a favorable impression on scouts. Then, he dominated his pro day, running a 4.86 40-yard dash. Only defensive tackles Devonte Wyatt of Georgia (4.77) and Jordan Davis (4.78) ran faster. At 6-foot-5 and nearly 300 pounds, that’s freakish athleticism.

“He’s got the experience in terms of on the field but just wasn’t against high-level talent. So there’s gonna be a little bit of a learning curve for him,” Brugler said. “But you see explosiveness and youth. You see the movement skills. And he does a really nice job of breaking down blockers in different ways, whether it’s with power with quickness. He’s of those fifth or sixth round guys.”



Johnson played in every game over his career at Missouri State. His hand size of 10 inches and arm length of nearly 35 inches is ideal for pro defensive linemen. Johnson played at a university that has produced just seven NFL players in its program history. That makes getting noticed difficult.

But he’s used to being overlooked. Coming out of high school, Johnson was under-recruited out of Plainfield, Illinois. He’s been with the Bears for six years and has been a starter since 2017. Johnson used the NFLPA Bowl to gain clout and then parlayed that success into a great Senior Bowl showing, proving capable of playing either a three or zero technique in the pros.

“The biggest thing is identifying translatable traits. Things that you feel really good about that are going to translate to the next level,” Brugler said about identifying late-round sleepers. “And then understanding which players have upside and which players just you know, they are who they are.”

@Ramrocket you’re on the clock!
@Riverumbbq you’re on deck!

 

[TK42-RAM]

Wake up @Ramrocket !! Happy Good Friday!

 

[Ramhusker]

Wake up @Ramrocket !! Happy Good Friday!

I don’t think Ramrocket is on the clock. Shouldn’t it be @FaulkSF with the Titans?Pick 169?

 

[Riverumbbq]

With the 168th pick the NY G-Men select:
Eric Johnson DT Missouri State

@Ramrocket you’re on the clock!
@Riverumbbq you’re on deck!

Isn't it @FaulkSF who should be on the clock ?

 

[TK42-RAM]

Round 5
144) Carolina Panthers (from Jacksonville Jaguars) @Ramhusker - Troy Anderson, LB, Montana State
145) Denver Broncos (from Detroit Lions) @FaulkSF - Jashaun Corbin, RB, FSU
146) New York Jets @Tron - Chasen Hines C LSU
147) Green Bay @Karate61 - Luke Fortner, C, Kentucky
148) Chicago Bears (from Houston Texans) @dpjax - Dohnovan West C - Arizona St
149) Carolina Panthers @Ramhusker - Bubba Bolden, S, Miami
150) Chicago Bears @dpjax - Cordale Flott, CB, LSU
151) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax - Noah Ellis, DT, Idaho
152) Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos) @Memento - Vederian Lowe, OT, Illinois
153) Seattle Seahawks @Memento - Jerome Ford, RB, Cincinnati
154) Philadelphia Eagles (from Washington Commodes) @Memento - Erik Ezukanma, WR, Texas Tech
155) Dallas Cowboys (from Cleveland Browns) @Ramhusker - Alontae Taylor, CB, Tennessee
156) Minnesota Vikings (from Baltimore Ravens) @ScotsRam - Jojo Domann, LB/S, Nebraska
157) Chicago Bears @dpjax - John Ridgeway, DT, Arkansas
158) Miami Dolphins @AvengerRam - Jack Jones, DE, Arizona State
159) Indianapolis Colts @den-the-coach - Michael Clemons, EDGE, Texas A& M
160) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq - William Dunkle, OG, San Diego State
161) New Orleans Saints @MadGoat - Braxton Jones, OT, Southern Utah State
162) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento - Verone McKinley, S, Oregon
163) New York Jets (from Pittsburgh Steelers) @Tron - Haskell Garrett, DT, Ohio St.
164) Las Vegas Raiders (from New England Patriots) @Karate61 - Cam Taylor-Britt, CB, Nebraska
165) Las Vegas Raiders @Karate61 - Sterling Weatherford, SS, Miami
166) Philadelphia Eagles (from Arizona Cardinals) @Memento - Delarrin Turner-Yell, S, Oklahoma
167) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker - Micah McFadden, LB, Indiana
168) Buffalo Bills @Corbin - Eric Johnson, DT, Missouri State
169) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
170) New England Patriots (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers) @IE Rams
171) Green Bay Packers @Karate61
172) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam
173) New York Giants (from Kansas City Chiefs through Baltimore Ravens) @Corbin
174) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
175) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq
176) Dallas Cowboys (compensatory selection) @Ramhusker
177) Detroit Lions (compensatory selection) @Tron
178) Dallas Cowboys (compensatory selection) @Ramhusker
179) Indianapolis Colts (compensatory selection) @den-the-coach

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 Leal; 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 -RB - Brian Robinson Jr , Kenneth Walker III , Zamier White; WR - John Metchie III, Alec Pierce, Jalen Tolbert, Wan’Dale Robinson, TE - Greg Dulcich, Jalen Wydermyer, Jake Ferguson,; OL - Sean Rhyan , Jamaree Salyer , Cole Strange, Ed Ingram, Logan Bruss, Dylan Parham, Cam Jurgens, Luke Goedke, Kellen Diesch; DL - Phidarian Mathis , Perrion Winfrey , Logan Hall, Matthew Butler, Zachary Carter, Eyioma Uwazurike,;DE/EDGE - Cameron Thomas, Nick Bonitto,;LB - Damone Clark , Brian Asamoah , Chad Muma , Leo Chenal; CB - Roger McCreary, Martin Emerson, Tariq Woolen, Marcus Jones, Josh Jobe,; S - Jaquan Brisker, Bryan Cook, Kerby Joseph, Nick Cross
Rd4 - QB - Bailey Zappe, Carson Strong; RB - Hassan Haskins, Dameon Pierce, Tyler Badie, Kyren Williams,Tyler Allgeier; WR - Danny Gray , Tyquan Thornton, Velus Jones Jr ; TE - Jeremy Ruckert, Isaiah Likely , Charlie Kolar , Jelani Woods , Daniel Bellinger; OL - Andrew Stueber , Max Mitchell, Lecitus Smith, Marquis Hayes, Joshua Ezeudu , Zach Tom, Rasheed Walker, Marcus McKethan; DL - Kalia Davis , Neil Farrell, Jayden Peevy; DE/EDGE - DeAngelo Malone; LB - .Jesse Luketa , James Skalski , Brandon Smith , Malcolm Rodriguez, Channing Tindall; CB - Joshua Williams, Derion Kendrick, Zyon McCollum, Coby Bryant; S - JT Woods, Tycen Anderson

Rd5
QB-
RB- Jashaun Corbin, Jerome Ford,
WR- Erik Ezukanma,
OL- Chasen Hines, Luke Fortner, Dohnovan West, Vederian Lowe, William Dunkle, Braxton Jones,
DL- Noah Ellis, Haskell Garrett, Eric Johnson
DE/EDGE- John Ridgeway, Jack Jones, Michael Clemons
LB- Troy Anderson, Jojo Domann, Micah McFadden
CB- Cordale Flott, Alontae Taylor, Cam Taylor-Britt
S- Bubba Bolden, Verone McKinley, Sterling Weatherford, Delarrin Turner-Yell,

Round 1 of draft found on Page 10 , post #185 .
Round 2 of draft found on page 13 , post #260
Round 3 of draft found on page 19 , post #380
Round 4 of draft found on page 24 , post #477

 

[TK42-RAM]

Yes it is @FaulkSF on the clock…. just took me half an hour to do the update … up bush for the Easter weekend … doing on my phone .. talk about cumbersome

 

[IE Rams]

Yup.

169) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF is on the clock
170) New England Patriots (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers) @IE Rams on deck

 

[FaulkSF]

With the 169th pick of the 2022 Superbowl Champion Rams on Demand Mock Draft, the Tennessee Titans select NT, Otito Ogbonnia, UCLA. Their line now has the potential to be even better.

@IE Rams report to the draft queue stat!
@Karate61 select next with honor!

 

[IE Rams]

Yes sir, FaulkSF.

With the 170th pick, the New England Cheatriots select Grant Calcaterra, TE, SMU

Grant Calcaterra (pronounced cal-cuh-TAIR-uh) was a four-star recruit from Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., before enrolling at Oklahoma, where he was an honorable mention All-Big 12 pick as a true freshman in 2017 (10-162-16.2, three TDs in 14 games as a reserve) and a first-team all-conference selection in 2018 (26-396-15.2, six TDs in 14 games, 11 starts). Calcaterra played in five games with three starts the following year (5-79-15.8) before announcing his retirement due to concussion issues. He nearly started a job as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) in August 2020 but decided at the last minute to give football another try. Calcaterra received medical clearance to play, and he was set to go to Auburn but the firing of head coach Gus Malzahn made him switch to SMU to join his former Oklahoma teammate, quarterback Tanner Mordecai. Calcaterra started all 12 games for the Mustangs in 2021, garnering second-team All-American Athletic Conference honors with career highs of 38 receptions and 465 receiving yards (12.2) while scoring four times. -- by Chad Reuter

171) Green Bay Packers @Karate61 is on the clock
172) San Francisco 49ers @SanAnRam is in deck (btw, be a sport and select a piece of shit, would ya?)

 

[TK42-RAM]

Round 6
180) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam
181) Detroit Lions @Tron
182) New York Giants @Corbin
183) Houston Texans @den-the-coach
184) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam
185) Buffalo Bills @Corbin
186) Chicago Bears @dpjax
187) San Francisco Whiners @SanAnRam
188) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam
189) Washington Commodes @TK42-RAM
190) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax
191) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam
192) Minnesota Vikings @ScotsRam
193) Dallas Cowboys @Ramhusker
194) Philadelphia Eagles @Memento
195) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
196) Baltimore Ravens @MadGoat
197) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam
198) Jacksonville Jaguars @AvengerRam
199) Carolina Panthers @Ramhusker
200) New England Cheatriots @IE Rams
201) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams
202) Cleveland Browns @TK42-RAM
203) Buffalo Bills @Corbin
204) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
205) Houston Texans @den-the-coach
206) Denver Broncos @FaulkSF
207) Houston Texans @den-the-coach
208) Pittsburgh Steelers @ScotsRam
209) Cincinnati Bengals @Ramrocket
210) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq
211) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq
212) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq
213) Atlanta Falcons @dpjax
214) Los Angeles Chargers @Riverumbbq
215) Arizona Cardinals @IE Rams
216) Indianapolis Colts @den-the-coach
217) Detroit Lions @Tron
218) Los Angeles Rams @Riverumbbq
219) Tennessee Titans @FaulkSF
220) San Francisco Whiners @SanAnRam
221) San Francisco Whiners @SanAnRam

 

[Karate61]

Fricken @FaulkSF took my pick Otito Ogbonnia at 169. Now, I'm all f'd up.

Give me just a little longer to figure this out. FML!