Group Mock Drafts - 2022

[YoHoChecko]

[mention]BF004[/mention] similar trade offer for the Chiefs in the trade value calculator.

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I think I wanna pick for the Chiefs

I'll do something for the Bengals pick after.

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I'm in; great workin' with ya.

[BF004]

Updated, you are up.

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Updated, you are up.

Thanks. And now [mention]NCF[/mention] is up

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[mention]YoHoChecko[/mention]

[NCF]

Chris Olave
Daxton Hill
Drake Jackson
Phidarian Mathis
Greg Dulcich
Kevin Austin, Jr.

Fire GUTE!!!!

I did the best I could with the board at each spot. A few spots I just missed out. I like each guy individually, but as a group, it's not doing much for me.

[YoHoChecko]

@YoHoChecko

Man, you about wiped out some of my plans for this pick with your run.

[mention]paco[/mention] back up

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@YoHoChecko

Man, you about wiped out some of my plans for this pick with your run.

@paco back up

[paco]

Sorry guys, life stuff. I'm back and [mention]YoHoChecko[/mention] is up.

[YoHoChecko]

Kyle Phillips to the Patriots is too perfect for words. Nice play [mention]Backthepack4ever[/mention]

[Backthepack4ever]

Kyle Phillips to the Patriots is too perfect for words. Nice play @Backthepack4ever

Thanks. he just fits their success with those little wrs over the last 20 years

[YoHoChecko]

Kyle Phillips to the Patriots is too perfect for words. Nice play @Backthepack4ever

Thanks. he just fits their success with those little wrs over the last 20 years

Some analysts think he's one of the best separators in the draft. Just that his size and speed shortcomings limit his role--limit it to exactly what the Patriots have maximized for years. Maybe without Josh McDaniels and Tom Brady, it's less applicable. But it still seems to suit Mac Jones' game just fine.

I only have one pick left in the exercise. Starting to think about how it's winding down.

Love what I did for the Falcons and Giants. Raiders and Colts had only a couple picks and they're meh. Steelers got some bad breaks but actually turned out ok.

Falcons
- Drake London
- Kyler Gordon
- Boye Mafe
- Abraham Lucas
- Calvin Austin III
- James Cook
- STILL ONE MORE PICK

The Falcons' offense has no receivers in light of Ridley's suspension. Adding London and Calvin Austin to the room gives them both a giant target to pair with Kyle Pitts and an electric multi-tool who can both work the slot and take deep shots. Plus a probable left tackle for the foreseeable future and a change of pace back who is the best receiving running back in the draft class.

On defense, they get a likely rising star edge in Mafe and a smart, forward-moving elite zone CB to fit into the scheme.

Notably, very few of these players are ready to make immediate high-level impacts. Mafe and Lucas are athletic balls of clay that need formation. Austin and Cook can sprinkle instant offense in, but not at the level Marcus Mariota and the current state of the O-Line can truly maximize. So they'll be in great shape to pick an early QB of the future next year.

Giants
- Evan Neal
- Jermaine Johnson II
- Devin Lloyd
- Jeremy Ruckert
- Coby Bryant
- Dameon Pierce

Checked the box on all the needs and with high-level players. Elite OT prospect that solidifies their OL after adding OGs in free agency; elite EDGE rushing prospect; elite ILB to command the defense; maybe the best 2-way TE but at least a strong blocker and security blanket. They get some RB depth behind Saquon, and finally a savvy DB who can move around and make plays on the ball perfectly filling the void left by Logan Ryan. The roster is a bit of a mess overall, but a draft haul like this has a very high floor and the top prospects have incredibly high ceilings.

Seahawks
- Kayvon Thibodeaux
- Nakobe Dean
- Sam Howell
- Darian Kinnard
- Brian Asamoah

The Seahawks came in needing a little of everything. They're in rebuild mode. But getting an elite edge prospect at 9 who was long considered a lock for #1 overall throughout the season is always an excellent start. They also got a new field general in the middle after the departure of Bobby Wagner with Dean, and a big physical OL to help solidify their preferred run-first mentality on offense. And look, I still think the Seahawks enter the season with their two young QBs (Lock and Eason) and a veteran, whether that's a veteran back-up or a move for a guy like Mayfield. But in the third with Sam Howell still on the board? They had to bite. Finally they add a versatile LB piece to the defense in Asamoah who has safety speed and ST chops.

Steelers
- Tyler Smith
- Jalen Pitre
- Dylan Parham
- Christian Harris

Had the right QB fallen, the Steelers would have gobbled him up, but the right ones didn't fall at all. That leaves the Steelers to make the best of what they have with an eye toward the future. Nothing suits that strategy better than building a depleted OLine and Najee Harris is going to love working behind Smith and Parham now and into the future. On defense, they need help all over the secondary except Fitzpatrick, so they take a guy who can play all over the secondary; paired with Minkah, the defense can get as creative as they want in how to move their pieces around and maximize the talents of the role players around them. Christian Harris was a bit of a luxury pick but a BPA for a team that seems to love undersized LBs who can fly. Would have loved to get a receiving weapon but the timing kept missing out.

Colts
- Kellen Diesch
- Roger McCreary
- Zyon McCollum

Meh. I may have over-drafted Deistch and double dipped at CB even though it's not their greatest area of weakness. The right WR opportunity didn't present itself. Nor did the right QB opportunity. Cade Otten went a few picks before I would have taken him for Indy to complement Moe Ally-Cox in 2-TE formations to run the rock with Taylor.

Raiders
- John Ridgeway
- D'Marco Jackson

Extra meh. Run defense got better, though.

[YoHoChecko]

[mention]BF004[/mention] don't takemy guy for the Falcons in one of these next three picks. I gotta finish them out strong.

[Backthepack4ever]

Good analysis yoho. I love this &%$@. I think my eagles killed it and will do the same tomorrow

[YoHoChecko]

Falcons
- Drake London
- Kyler Gordon
- Boye Mafe
- Abraham Lucas
- Calvin Austin III
- James Cook
- Zach Tom

The Falcons' offense has no receivers in light of Ridley's suspension. Adding London and Calvin Austin to the room gives them both a giant target to pair with Kyle Pitts and an electric multi-tool who can both work the slot and take deep shots. Plus a probable left tackle and guard for the foreseeable future and a change of pace back who is the best receiving running back in the draft class.

On defense, they get a likely rising star edge in Mafe and a smart, forward-moving elite zone CB to fit into the scheme.

Notably, very few of these players are ready to make immediate high-level impacts. Mafe, Tom, and Lucas are athletic balls of clay that need formation. Austin and Cook can sprinkle instant offense in, but not at the level Marcus Mariota and the current state of the O-Line can truly maximize. So they'll be in great shape to pick an early QB of the future next year.

[Backthepack4ever]

Eagles

Alec Pierce
Charles Cross
Damone Clark
George Karlaftis
Jaquan Brisker

I think the Eagles absolutely killed it. Cross is super young with tons of upside. Karlaftis fills right in what philly does he n the DL. He's got nice size off the edge and can bump inside in sub packages. Piece is the big size guy to go with Smith and Brisker fixes the back end issues over the years. Clark is prob their best Ilb today. They have sucked inside like the Pack has

BUCS

Devonte Wyatt
Ed Ingram
Jelani Woods
Josh Jobe

Nothing sexy here but they fill needs with some pact. Wyatt will get after it right away and Brady will fall on love with Woods. Ingram could start as a rookie and Jobe is a depth piece

Pats

Kyle Philips
Nik Bonitto
Tariq Woolen
Zion Johnson

Another team I think won in the draft. If anything they added elite athletes. Johnson starts and Philips flourishes in this O. Woolen is a big CB that can fly. I really like the Bonito fit. He had the highest pass rusher win rate last season and he is their van Noy type. Really strong group

Browns

Christian Watson
Logan Hall
Troy Andersen

Only 3 picks for the brownies it they pair Watson with Watson. Hall is versatile oppo Garrett. Is there a position Anderson hasn't played?? Nothing needle turning here

Titans

Brian Robinson Jr.
Eyioma Uwazurike
Josh Paschal
Treylon Burks

Meh I like the players but not all 4 together. Burks and brown is pretty nasty and Robinson is a big back that adds depth behind Henry Paschal has some potential as a pass rusher and Uwazurike adds a big body inside

Cards

David Ojabo
Isaiah Likely
John Metchie III

Cards doing cards things. Staying soft and looking to score 100. Ojabo will need time and has to get stronger but he has big shoes to fill. The pass catchers are all about pushing the ball downfield

[BF004]

Owner 2022Team Player*
backthepack4ever Browns Christian Watson
backthepack4ever Browns Logan Hall
backthepack4ever Browns Troy Andersen
backthepack4ever Buccaneers Devonte Wyatt
backthepack4ever Buccaneers Ed Ingram
backthepack4ever Buccaneers Jelani Woods
backthepack4ever Buccaneers Josh Jobe
backthepack4ever Cardinals David Ojabo
backthepack4ever Cardinals Isaiah Likely
backthepack4ever Cardinals John Metchie III
backthepack4ever Eagles Alec Pierce
backthepack4ever Eagles Charles Cross
backthepack4ever Eagles Damone Clark
backthepack4ever Eagles George Karlaftis
backthepack4ever Eagles Jaquan Brisker
backthepack4ever Patriots Kyle Philips
backthepack4ever Patriots Nik Bonitto
backthepack4ever Patriots Tariq Woolen
backthepack4ever Patriots Zion Johnson
backthepack4ever Titans Brian Robinson Jr.
backthepack4ever Titans Eyioma Uwazurike
backthepack4ever Titans Josh Paschal
backthepack4ever Titans Treylon Burks
backthepack4ever Vikings Arnold Ebiketie
backthepack4ever Vikings Derek Stingley Jr.
backthepack4ever Vikings Khalil Shakir
backthepack4ever Vikings Quay Walker
BF004 Bengals Alec Lindstrom
BF004 Bengals Andrew Booth Jr.
BF004 Bengals Kingsley Enagbare
BF004 Bengals Tyquan Thornton
BF004 Bills Charlie Kolar
BF004 Bills Jalen Tolbert
BF004 Bills Marquis Hayes
BF004 Bills Trent McDuffie
BF004 Chiefs Abram Smith
BF004 Chiefs Garrett Wilson
BF004 Chiefs Jake Ferguson
BF004 Chiefs Lewis Cine
BF004 Chiefs Neil Farrell Jr.
BF004 Chiefs Perrion Winfrey
BF004 Chiefs Romeo Doubs
BF004 Jaguars Aidan Hutchinson
BF004 Jaguars Chad Muma
BF004 Jaguars Kenyon Green
BF004 Jaguars Martin Emerson
BF004 Lions Braxton Jones
BF004 Lions Breece Hall
BF004 Lions Kaiir Elam
BF004 Lions Matt Corral
BF004 Lions Travon Walker
BF004 Panthers Kenny Pickett
BF004 Panthers Kyren Williams
BF004 Rams JoJo Domann
BF004 Rams Nick Cross
yohochecko Colts Kellen Diesch
yohochecko Colts Roger McCreary
yohochecko Colts Zyon McCollum
yohochecko Falcons Abraham Lucas
yohochecko Falcons Boye Mafe
yohochecko Falcons Calvin Austin III
yohochecko Falcons Drake London
yohochecko Falcons James Cook
yohochecko Falcons Kyler Gordon
yohochecko Falcons Zach Tom
yohochecko Giants Coby Bryant
yohochecko Giants Dameon Pierce
yohochecko Giants Devin Lloyd
yohochecko Giants Evan Neal
yohochecko Giants Jeremy Ruckert
yohochecko Giants Jermaine Johnson II
yohochecko Raiders D'Marco Jackson
yohochecko Raiders John Ridgeway
yohochecko Seahawks Brian Asamoah
yohochecko Seahawks Darian Kinnard
yohochecko Seahawks Kayvon Thibodeaux
yohochecko Seahawks Nakobe Dean
yohochecko Seahawks Sam Howell
yohochecko Steelers Christian Harris
yohochecko Steelers Dylan Parham
yohochecko Steelers Jalen Pitre
yohochecko Steelers Tyler Smith

[YoHoChecko]

NCF’s teams aren’t in the summary.

[mention]Backthepack4ever[/mention] I agree the Eagles did great, but I also think you nailed it for the Titans even though you don’t love it as a class. It really stayed true to their identity within players that I like.

Woods to Tampa is just so annoying and totally realistic.

I like the Pats but I think Woolen is overrated. Elite athlete, but not elite football player. But even that fits because Belichick has a long history of nothing second round picks in the secondary