2022 TPB Members and Pundits Mock Draft Thread

[Formula 21]

https://www.pff.com/news/draft-2022-nfl-draft-board-big-board

JW, Andrew Booth, Kenyon Green, Travon Walker, Penning, Devonte Wyatt, Ojabo, JJ2, Treylon Burks, Jordan Davis
McCreary, Kyler Gordon
Max Mitchell, Faalele, Phidarian Mathis, Perrion Winfrey
Cade Otton, Noah Ellis, Sam Williams

This year’s high flyer from nowhere.

30. WR SKYY MOORE, WESTERN MICHIGAN

Moore has the elite shiftiness that plays so well at the receiver position. Whether it's shaking press coverage or breaking an FBS-high 26 tackles last year, Moore will make defenders miss ease.

[TexanBeerlover]

I'd rather have the 89.5 graded CB Trent McDuffie.
https://www.pff.com/news/college-foo...-draft-feature

More than likely McDuffie is off the board by #17. Green, largely because he is considered more of a OG than OT will slide to Chargers selection. I would be happy with either one just trying to be realistic (maybe lightening strikes twice) but if I want highest impact player to slide its George Karlaftis. That’s the dude to pair with Bosa, great hand placement, advanced pass rushing technique and motor that doesn’t quit.

[powderblueboy]

I say we nab Green regardless. If TT agrees with you saying he's a RT we better have a fail safe contingency plan at RT. That said I would not mind getting a "smallish" RT with good movement skills (former TE or DE that bulked up, ect). We had no answer for speed on the RT position. Defenses knew this and exposed it many times over with success. It was further exacerbated when defenses failed to get past our pro-bowl LT.....deploy resources to attacking that right side.

If you think he can play RT at a very high level, or you think he's a sure-fire All Pro guard, then you draft Green.
Just saying that you think he can play RT is not sufficient.

Many here say the guy has elite physical traits to be an outstanding guard (cinder block physique), but you better be damn sure
he has elite processing skills on the interior.

Quentin Nelson had that at Notre Dame, where you would see him picking up blitzes thru the gap on the other side of the center.
You don't pass up on All Pros because you can get by with what you have.

[wu-dai clan]

Sean Rhyne.
Round 2.
Talk to me.

[AK47]

If you think he can play RT at a very high level, or you think he's a sure-fire All Pro guard, then you draft Green.
Just saying that you think he can play RT is not sufficient.

Many here say the guy has elite physical traits to be an outstanding guard (cinder block physique), but you better be damn sure
he has elite processing skills on the interior.

Quentin Nelson had that at Notre Dame, where you would see him picking up blitzes thru the gap on the other side of the center.
You don't pass up on All Pros because you can get by with what you have.

Green is a starting G in the NFL....not a starting RT imho.

But wait #17? Folks say oh #17 is too high to draft a G.

I had Chance Wormack and Decastro in my historical 1st round draft picks. I felt they'd come in and make immediate contributions as starters. I don't discriminate the big ugglies.

[chargeroo]

More than likely McDuffie is off the board by #17. Green, largely because he is considered more of a OG than OT will slide to Chargers selection. I would be happy with either one just trying to be realistic (maybe lightening strikes twice) but if I want highest impact player to slide its George Karlaftis. That’s the dude to pair with Bosa, great hand placement, advanced pass rushing technique and motor that doesn’t quit.

I think George Karlaftis is strictly a pass rusher. I see him get lost in the wash of a running play. He still needs to learn a lot about playing the run - too much for a first round pick, imo.

[TexanBeerlover]

I think George Karlaftis is strictly a pass rusher. I see him get lost in the wash of a running play. He still needs to learn a lot about playing the run - too much for a first round pick, imo.

yes, all Karlaftis is
an elite pass rusher :uplol:

[AK47]

I think George Karlaftis is strictly a pass rusher. I see him get lost in the wash of a running play. He still needs to learn a lot about playing the run - too much for a first round pick, imo.

I say be patient with him with coaching technique into his game.

From a strength perspective he's got good natural size and functional strength. He was a 6-4 260 lbs shot putter in high school. He understands leg drive, how to explode, has strong hands, knows how to activate twitch muscles. I'm really interested in his 10 yard split and 3-cone.

[Boltjolt]

Green is a starting G in the NFL....not a starting RT imho.

But wait #17? Folks say oh #17 is too high to draft a G.

I had Chance Wormack and Decastro in my historical 1st round draft picks. I felt they'd come in and make immediate contributions as starters. I don't discriminate the big ugglies.

Wormack was kind of a bust

[AK47]

Wormack was kind of a bust

He was. Even Fluker had a better career!

[foreigner]

He was. Even Fluker had a better career!

Had? he hasnt retired yet.

[La Costa Boy]

Had? he hasnt retired yet.

Which is proof that the pool can have a lot of piss in it.........