Johnny Nix 2022 2 rounder

[Johnny Nix]

• *Spencer Rattler returns/transfers
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  1.
  Evan Neal

  OT Alabama
   
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  2.
  Kayvon Thibodeaux

  EDGE Oregon
   
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  3.
  Aidan Hutchinson

  EDGE Michigan
   
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  4.
  Derek Stingley Jr.

  CB LSU
   
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  5.
  Kyle Hamilton

  S Notre Dame
   
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  6.
  Kenyon Green

  OG Texas A&M
   
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  7.
  DeMarvin Leal

  DT Texas A&M
   
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  8.
  Malik Willis

  QB Liberty
   
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  9.
  Kaiir Elam

  CB Florida
   
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  10.
  Drake Jackson

  EDGE USC
   
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  11.
  Tyler Linderbaum

  OC Iowa
   
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  12.
  Christian Harris

  LB Alabama
   
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  13.
  Matt Corral

  QB Mississippi
   
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  14.
  George Karlaftis

  EDGE Purdue
   
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  15.
  Carson Strong

  QB Nevada
   
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  16.
  Garrett Wilson

  WR Ohio State
   
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  17.
  Ahmad Gardner

  CB Cincinnati
   
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  18.
  Chris Olave

  WR Ohio State
   
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  19.
  Andrew Booth Jr.

  CB Clemson
   
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  20.
  Jordan Davis

  DT Georgia
   
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  21.
  Nicholas Petit-Frere

  OT Ohio State
   
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  22.
  Ikem Ekwonu

  OG North Carolina State
   
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  23.
  Treylon Burks

  WR Arkansas
   
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  24.
  Drake London

  WR USC
   
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  25.
  Trent McDuffie

  CB Washington
   
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  26.
  Sean Rhyan

  OT UCLA
   
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  27.
  Daxton Hill

  S Michigan
   
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  28.
  John Metchie III

  WR Alabama
   
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  29.
  Jalen Wydermyer

  TE Texas A&M
   
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  30.
  Myjai Sanders

  EDGE Cincinnati
   
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  31.
  Daniel Faalele

  OT Minnesota
   
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  32.
  Adam Anderson

  EDGE Georgia
   

ROUND 2

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  33.
  Josh Jobe

  CB Alabama
   
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  34.
  Zach Harrison

  EDGE Ohio State
   
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  35.
  Darian Kinnard

  OT Kentucky
   
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  36.
  Isaiah Spiller

  RB Texas A&M
   
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  37.
  Justyn Ross

  WR Clemson
   
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  38.
  Devin Lloyd

  LB Utah
   
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  39.
  Desmond Ridder

  QB Cincinnati
   
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  40.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
   
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  41.
  Rasheed Walker

  OT Penn State
   
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  42.
  Derion Kendrick

  CB Georgia
   
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  43.
  Zion Nelson

  OT Miami-Fl
   
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  44.
  Trevor Penning

  OT Northern Iowa
   
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  45.
  Lecitus Smith

  OG Virginia Tech
   
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  46.
  Tyreke Smith

  EDGE Ohio State
   
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  47.
  Kingsley Enagbare

  EDGE South Carolina
   
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  48.
  Jordan Battle

  S Alabama
   
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  49.
  Sam Howell

  QB North Carolina
   
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  50.
  Thayer Munford

  OG Ohio State
   
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  51.
  Charles Cross

  OT Mississippi State
   
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  52.
  David Bell

  WR Purdue
   
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  53.
  Ed Ingram

  OG LSU
   
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  54.
  Perrion Winfrey

  DT Oklahoma
   
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  55.
  Mykael Wright

  CB Oregon
   
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  56.
  Jarrett Patterson

  OC Notre Dame
   
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  57.
  Jaxson Kirkland

  OG Washington
   
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  58.
  Nik Bonitto

  EDGE Oklahoma
   
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  59.
  Cade Mays

  OG Tennessee
   
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  60.
  Sevyn Banks

  CB Ohio State
   
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  61.
  Tyler Davis

  DT Clemson
   
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  62.
  Tre'Vius Hodges-Tomlinson

  CB TCU
   
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  63.
  Brenton Cox

  EDGE Florida
   
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  64.
  Brandon Joseph

Edited October 15, 2021 by Johnny Nix

[scar988]

Meh. Falcons going QB and S feels very bad for their actual needs. No QB in this draft is a true franchise guy. They took a S in 2021, but Hawkins from 2020 is looking good too.

RT, EDGE, CB, WR, RB are the biggest needs. BPA would be EDGE Christian Harris and RT Cade Mayes

 

second pick CB is great as well.

[Wyld Stallyns]

At this point, if the Colts retain their 1st rounder I wouldn’t be surprised to see them go OL in the first even if not a LT. Fisher isn’t playing well and many Colts fans are hoping when Nelson returns from IR they just move Nelson to left tackle and keep playing Chris Reed at LG. Colts fans would lose their minds again though if they take another G at #6 overall though because he won’t be anywhere near Nelson’s talent. A X CB like Elam could be taken here for positional value. 

[LinderFournette]

Jags would go Thibadeux over Evan Neal.  We have the leagues worst pass defense and only have 8 sacks on the year.  

Don't get me wrong Neal is fine but I would put pass rush over ol. Round 2 I go kinnard, Penning, walker, Nelson pretty much any ol. 

[scar988]

2 hours ago, Wyld Stallyns said:

At this point, if the Colts retain their 1st rounder I wouldn’t be surprised to see them go OL in the first even if not a LT. Fisher isn’t playing well and many Colts fans are hoping when Nelson returns from IR they just move Nelson to left tackle and keep playing Chris Reed at LG. Colts fans would lose their minds again though if they take another G at #6 overall though because he won’t be anywhere near Nelson’s talent. A X CB like Elam could be taken here for positional value. 

Petit-Frere has Colts OL written all over him, tbh. Dude is such a mauler in the run game, but he's amazing as a pass blocker too. Moving Nelson to LT doesn't make sense.

[TOUCAN]

Corral to WFT would be great which is exactly why it won’t happen 

[CWood21]

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28. Green Bay Packers - John Metchie [WR; Alabama]

Even though WR probably will be an issue with Davante Adams' pending FA, the Packers haven't drafted a WR in the first round since they took Javon Walker back in 2002.  Don't anticipate that changing this year.  EDGE and DL are clearly our biggest needs.

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59.) Green Bay Packers - Cade Mays [OG; Tennessee]

Right now, they've got Elgton Jenkins at LG and they've been using Jon Runyan and Royce Newman at LG and RG respectively.  OG really isn't a need at all.  WR seems like a more likely position here.  Could also consider TE depending on what happens with Robert Tonyan, OT, or CB here.

[FalconFan13]

Based on where we are picking i don't really dislike this draft to much.  Overall im a Malik Willis fan and wouldn't hate taking him in the 8 to 10 area or so if we are drafting too low for the top 5 or so guys on my board then im ok with Willis. 

For me if we have a shot at any of  Neal, Thibs, Stingley, Hamilton, Leal, or Hutch i think i go for them at our pick everytime.  If all of those guys are gone by our pick then im perfectly fine with willis there i like his upside alot.   

Now as for the 2nd round picks i like the CB pick in wright but i would honestly not go Safety there as i like our safety's we have in Richie Grant and Jaylin Hawkins as i think both of them will be really good when given the chance to play.   Hamilton is probably the only safety i take in the 1st 4 rounds and thats not bc we need a safety but because he is a elite game changer type of player and possibly the best player in this draft. You just don't pass on that type of talent if it falls to you.

I would replace Battle with a talented guy from the position list Scar gave you in RT, EDGE, CB, WR, RB.  Thats actually a really good list for us of need and almost spot on.  The only positions i might add to it is DT and OC depending on if Hennessey continues to struggle some at OC and depending on marlon's health at DT if he stays healthy and improves some more.  But for now i think i leave those 2 positions off the list and go with what scar listed.
 

[INbengalfan]

Sanders is a solid pick.

 

Not sure how I feel about Munford.  I realize we haver interior problems, but the Notre Dame center is still on the board, and since the team likes Carman at RG, I think they go center, unless they project Dente Smith to RT instead of LG, where he is currently listed on the depth chart.  A solid RT would also be on my short list in round 2

 

Edit:  I totally forgot Munford was the RT going into camp, but moved to make room for Duwan at RT

Edited October 17, 2021 by INbengalfan

[Johnny Nix]

1 hour ago, INbengalfan said:

Sanders is a solid pick.

 

Not sure how I feel about Munford.  I realize we haver interior problems, but the Notre Dame center is still on the board, and since the team likes Carman at RG, I think they go center, unless they project Dente Smith to RT instead of LG, where he is currently listed on the depth chart.  A solid RT would also be on my short list in round 2

 

Edit:  I totally forgot Munford was the RT going into camp, but moved to make room for Duwan at RT

Yeah Munford has OL versatility which is very important 

[OneTwoSixFive]

On 10/16/2021 at 5:53 AM, CWood21 said:

Even though WR probably will be an issue with Davante Adams' pending FA, the Packers haven't drafted a WR in the first round since they took Javon Walker back in 2002.  Don't anticipate that changing this year.  EDGE and DL are clearly our biggest needs.

Right now, they've got Elgton Jenkins at LG and they've been using Jon Runyan and Royce Newman at LG and RG respectively.  OG really isn't a need at all.  WR seems like a more likely position here.  Could also consider TE depending on what happens with Robert Tonyan, OT, or CB here.

Looking to 2022 for the Packers, they will have serious cap problems, I expect Edge Z.Smith, WR Adams, WR R.Cobb and QB A.Rodgers to be gone. Others like WR MVS will depend on his price. Edge Preston Smith may or may not be gone.

As @CWood21 said, guard isn't really a need. The major need is very likely a no.1 WR, maybe 2x WRs. A round 1 WR is very possible (even though the Packers normally mine round 2 for WRs). Edge is almost certain to be another need. I'd also add CB as a need, despite getting CB Eric Stokes in round one in 2020 (CB Kevin King staying is 50/50).

Personally I've wanted the Packers to spend a high pick on a DT/big DL for several years, but it looks like 2022 is another year  (the third ?) where top DT/DL are few and far between.

If Rodgers is traded (and maybe Adams tag and traded) it becomes impossible to predict which draft picks they have, but ignoring that, I'd look for the first two picks to be Edge*, WR, in that order.

Beyond that DT, CB, another WR, another Edge, who knows.

*Edge can either be the OLB edge, not the 230lb guys, someone around 260, or a true 3-4 DE at anything north of 280lbs and (ideally) tall.

Edited October 20, 2021 by OneTwoSixFive

[NudeTayne]

Assuming the Browns re-sign Clowney, this draft would be 👌👌. Otherwise I probably would go with Myjai Sanders in the first. 

[scar988]

On 10/16/2021 at 2:40 AM, FalconFan13 said:

Based on where we are picking i don't really dislike this draft to much.  Overall im a Malik Willis fan and wouldn't hate taking him in the 8 to 10 area or so if we are drafting too low for the top 5 or so guys on my board then im ok with Willis. 

For me if we have a shot at any of  Neal, Thibs, Stingley, Hamilton, Leal, or Hutch i think i go for them at our pick everytime.  If all of those guys are gone by our pick then im perfectly fine with willis there i like his upside alot.   

Now as for the 2nd round picks i like the CB pick in wright but i would honestly not go Safety there as i like our safety's we have in Richie Grant and Jaylin Hawkins as i think both of them will be really good when given the chance to play.   Hamilton is probably the only safety i take in the 1st 4 rounds and thats not bc we need a safety but because he is a elite game changer type of player and possibly the best player in this draft. You just don't pass on that type of talent if it falls to you.

I would replace Battle with a talented guy from the position list Scar gave you in RT, EDGE, CB, WR, RB.  Thats actually a really good list for us of need and almost spot on.  The only positions i might add to it is DT and OC depending on if Hennessey continues to struggle some at OC and depending on marlon's health at DT if he stays healthy and improves some more.  But for now i think i leave those 2 positions off the list and go with what scar listed.
 

Hennessy has been perfectly fine at C this year. The issue has been a rookie LG and a 1st year C next to each other still feeling each other out. Both guys have been much improved in recent weeks. I look forward to seeing them grow further.

[candyman93]

Amazing for Cleveland.

 

I personally debate if we need a DT or another DE. A lot depends on what happens with Joe Woods.

 

Home run draft for Cleveland though.

[pwny]

If the Jags have the #1 overall pick and go LT instead of adding the best available pass rusher (or at least trading down), I may do some serious harm to someone. I'm even fine with keeping the second pick another EDGE too.