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[Dynasty] 2022 NFL Draft Class (1 Viewer)

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Notre Dame senior QB Jack Coan has an interesting spin on the "game manager" label several have given him.

Coan (6'3/220) is a bit of an underdog heading into the 2022 NFL Draft, largely labeled as a "game manager" by analysts. While that phrase is typically given a negative connotation, Coan sees the positives in it. “I know the term ‘game manager’ has been thrown around but I view that as a positive and is some stuff I actually try to do," Coan told The Draft Network."A game manager is someone who keeps his team in good situations and doesn’t turn the ball over… has a high completion percentage and just makes smart and efficient decisions. I have a chunk-to-check-down mentality on every play and if I like the look a defense is giving me, I’ll check it down and if the shot is there, I’ll take it. That’s how I play and I try to make the right decisions.” Coan completed more than 65% of his passing attempts for 3,150 yards with 25 touchdowns and seven interceptions, further growing as a passer with the Fighting Irish.

SOURCE: Crissy Froyd on The Draft Network

Jan 24, 2022, 1:49 PM ET
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JACK COAN HAS DIFFERENT SPIN ON 'GAME MANAGER' LABEL

 
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The way too early 2022 SF rookie rankings.  These rankings are based on scrounging the internet and twitter for SF mocks in December and January. 

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1	Breece Hall	RB	Iowa St
2	Matt Corral	QB	Ole Miss
3	Treyon Burks	WR	Arkansas
4	Isaiah Spiller	RB	Texas A&M
5	Kenny Pickett	QB	Pittsburgh
6	Garrett Wilson	WR	Ohio St
7	Sam Howell	QB	North Carolina
8	Malik Willis	QB	Liberty
9	Kenneth Walker	RB	Michigan
10	Drake London	WR	USC
11	Jam. Williams	WR	Alabama
12	David Bell	WR	Purdue
13	Carson Strong	QB	Nevada
14	Chris Olave	WR	Ohio St
15	George Pickens	WR	Georgia
16	Jahan Dotson	WR	Penn State
17	Kyren Williams	RB	Notre Dame
18	Desmond Ridder	QB	Cincinnati
19	Wan'd. Robinson	WR	Kentucky
20	Rachaad White	RB	Arizona St
21	Jalen Wydermyer	TE	Texas A&M
22	John Metchie	WR	Alabama
23	Justyn Ross	WR	Clemson
24	Tyler Allgeier	RB	BYU

Honorable mention	
	B. Robinson Jr.	RB	Alabama
	James Cook	RB	Georgia
	Trey McBride	TE	Colorado St
	Zamir White	RB	Georgia
 
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miqws said:
The way too early 2022 SF rookie rankings.  These rankings are based on scrounging the internet and twitter for SF mocks in December and January. 
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Charbonnet didn't declare, going back to school. Thanks for the list though. 

I feel like landing spots are going to completely blow up the order these WR's are in right now. Don't think there's all that much between the top 8 really. 

 
Here's my rough guess at what my draft board rankings would be (top28), totally incomplete but at least it's a bunch of names. I don't do QB's or TE's so they'll slip in somewhere in there. I let others I trust do that and insert where I feel is market based.

Kenneth Walker
Treylon Burks
Isaiah Spiller
Breece Hall
Justyn Ross
George Pickens
David Bell
Romeo Doubs
Drake London
Rachaad White
Jashaun Corbin
Kyren Williams
Garrett Wilson
Zamir White
Sincere McCormick
Jahan Dotson
Skyy Moore
Jameson Williams
Chris Olave
Keaontay Ingram
Jerrion Ealy
Brian Robinson Jr
Tyler Allgeier
ZaQuandre White
Jalen Tolbert
John Metchie
Dontario Drummond
Wan'Dale Robinson

 
Zyphros said:
Here's my rough guess at what my draft board rankings would be (top28), totally incomplete but at least it's a bunch of names. I don't do QB's or TE's so they'll slip in somewhere in there. I let others I trust do that and insert where I feel is market based.

Kenneth Walker
Treylon Burks
Isaiah Spiller
Breece Hall
Justyn Ross
George Pickens
David Bell
Romeo Doubs
Drake London
Rachaad White
Jashaun Corbin
Kyren Williams
Garrett Wilson
Zamir White
Sincere McCormick
Jahan Dotson
Skyy Moore
Jameson Williams
Chris Olave
Keaontay Ingram
Jerrion Ealy
Brian Robinson Jr
Tyler Allgeier
ZaQuandre White
Jalen Tolbert
John Metchie
Dontario Drummond
Wan'Dale Robinson
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Is this in order? Garrett Wilson at 13? 

 
Podfather and Ray Garvin talking about Jerome Ford in the top five. I agree. He looks that good in his highlights. He's going to pop with size and speed. 

 
Jerome Ford, Cincinnati RB | NFL Draft Scouting Report

Running Back Jerome Ford Declares for the NFL Draft

Why Tampa’s Jerome Ford is the Cotton Bowl’s most interesting player

Cincinnati redshirt sophomore RB Jerome Ford declared for the NFL Draft on Monday.

After a fantastic season for the Bearcats, Ford (5'11/215) has declared for the draft. The first-team All-ACC running back announced the decision on his Twitter page this afternoon. This season was a breakout year for the Alabama transfer running for 1,319 yards and 19 touchdowns. He currently ranks 12th on Mel Kiper Jr's running back rankings and has a chance to rise during the process.

SOURCE: Sports Illustrated

Jan 3, 2022, 10:18 PM ET
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Cincinnati junior RB Jerome Ford accepts Senior Bowl invite. 

Ford (5'11"/220) had a fantastic season in 2021, scoring 20 total touchdowns and racking up over 1500 yards from scrimmage. Ford declared for the draft a few days ago, and through the Senior Bowl process and game could really see his draft stock rise. Ford's speed is his signature trait that will make him an attractive target come draft time and great testing numbers could see him really rocket up boards. 

SOURCE: Reese's Senior Bowl on Twitter

Jan 5, 2022, 7:20 PM ET
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Podfather and Ray Garvin talking about Jerome Ford in the top five. I agree. He looks that good in his highlights. He's going to pop with size and speed. 
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Top 5 RBs in the class?  I can definitely see that.  Jerome Ford has a late breakout age, but he was platooned behind other backs at Alabama, then spent a year playing alongside Gerrid Doaks at Cincinnati.  Ford flashes all of the elements you look for in a back.  I have been steadily moving Ford up my board after an initial low ranking due to his late breakout age.  I still believe the trio of Hall/Walker/Spiller ranks a tier ahead of him, but after that, Kyren Williams, Tyler Allgeier and Jerome Ford are all in consideration for the next spot, imo.

 
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Top 5 RBs in the class?  I can definitely see that.  Jerome Ford has a late breakout age, but he was platooned behind other backs at Alabama, then spent a year playing alongside Gerrid Doaks at Cincinnati.  Ford flashes all of the elements you look for in a back.  I have been steadily moving Ford up my board after an initial low ranking due to his late breakout age.  I still believe the trio of Hall/Walker/Spiller ranks a tier ahead of him, but after that, Kyren Williams, Tyler Allgeier and Jerome Ford are all in consideration for the next spot, imo.
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 I have three picks in the second round of my draft. I would love to take these three. 

 
NFL Draft Profile: Tyler Allgeier, Running Back, Brigham Young University Cougars

Tyler Allgeier NFL Draft 2022: Scouting Report for BYU RB

BYU RB Tyler Allgeier Earns High Ranking On One NFL Draft Big Board

BYU sophomore RB Tyler Allgeier will declare for the NFL draft.

No shock here as Allgeier’s (5’11/220) stock couldn’t get much higher. The BYU back is coming off a big performance of 192 rushing yards and three touchdowns against UAB. He finished the season as one of nation’s leading running backs as he was fourth in rushing yards (1,606) and tied for the lead with 23 rushing touchdowns. NFL teams looking to find a three down runner with strength to break through tackles and running through secondaries will be eyeing Allegeier during the scouting process. We should be seeing his names called in late first round or midway through the second.

Dec 28, 2021, 1:13 PM ET
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Not a great year for QBs or RBs (except for Hall).  In start 1qb leagues the first 5 picks should be 4 WRs and one RB.

 
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Under the radar targets for someone that's first selection isn't until the end of round 3?   I usually prefer RB targets that I can quickly move on from if they don't make any noise.   Looking for the 2022 version of Elijah Mitchell or Rhamondre Stevenson.

Don't think I'm getting a whiff at Brian Robinson Jr, Cook, or Rachaad White.   Think these are the guys I might get a look at:

  • Zonovan Knight
  • Zamir White
  • Sincere McCormick
  • Tyler Badie
  • Dameon Pierce
  • Hassan Haskins
  • Jerrion Ealy
  • Kevin Harris
  • D'Vonte Price
  • Keaontay Ingram
Others?  Tyler Goodson, CJ Verdell, Jashaun Corbin, Abram Smith, Max Borghi, Kennedy Brooks, Pierre Strong.   Based on this not being noted as the greatest RB draft, I assume that I just listed a lot of names with nfl dynasty upside that's going to be very short-lived.  Any additions or favorites?

Doubs, Alec Pierce, Khalil Shakir, Justyn Ross, Christian Watson might be interesting pass-catching options if they get there.

 
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sushinsky4tsar said:
Under the radar targets for someone that's first selection isn't until the end of round 3?   I usually prefer RB targets that I can quickly move on from if they don't make any noise.   Looking for the 2022 version of Elijah Mitchell or Rhamondre Stevenson.

Don't think I'm getting a whiff at Brian Robinson Jr, Cook, or Rachaad White.   Think these are the guys I might get a look at:

Zonovan Knight

Zamir White

Sincere McCormick

Tyler Badie

Dameon Pierce

Hassan Haskins

Jerrion Ealy

Kevin Harris

D'Vonte Price

Keaontay Ingram

Others?  Tyler Goodson, CJ Verdell, Jashaun Corbin, Abram Smith, Max Borghi, Kennedy Brooks, Pierre Strong.   Based on this not being noted as the greatest RB draft, I assume that I just listed a lot of names with nfl dynasty upside that's going to be very short-lived.  Any additions or favorites?

Doubs, Alec Pierce, Khalil Shakir, Justyn Ross, Christian Watson might be interesting pass-catching options if they get there.
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I think you identified most of the likely candidates at RB.  Kevin Harris is intriguing (as is his South Carolina teammate, ZaQuandre White).  Harris had a down year as he was recovering from back surgery, but he looked good in their Bowl game.  Zamir White has the pedigree, but has been troubled with injuries.  Abram Smith is a thumper who could find a role.  Tyler Badie has speed, excellent hands, and he is coming off a tremendous season.   Ealy could emerge in a Nyheim Hines type of role.  Knight and Verdell have each shown hints they could succeed in the NFL, but just haven't sustained it.

 
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