Category: AFC East

NFL Transaction Report for Saturday 5/15

By James Layton

Dolphins

  • Signed OL Cole Banwart
  • Waived OL Ty Clary (Failed Physical)

Giants

  • Signed 1st Round DE Kayvon Thibodeaux
  • Signed 1st Round OT Evan Neal
  • Signed UDFA DE Ryder Anderson
  • Signed UDFA DB Jordan Mosley

Panthers

  • Waived DB Drew Hartlaub

Steelers

  • Signed 6th Round TE Connor Heyward
  • Signed 7th Round LB Mark Robinson
  • Signed 7th Round QB Chris Oladokun

2022 Undrafted Free Agent Tracker

By Barb Layton

Here’s our 2022 Undrafted Free Agent Tracker. We will be reporting the official undrafted free agent signing for all 32 teams.

49ers (Official)

  1. Jeremiah Gemmel, LB North Carolina
  2. Leon O’Neil, DB Texas A&M
  3. Kevin Atkins, DL Fresno State
  4. Taylor Hawkins, S San Diego State
  5. Qwuantrezz Knight, CB UCLA
  6. Taysir Mack, WR Pittsburgh
  7. Jordan Mason, RB Georgia Tech
  8. Tay Martin, WR Oklahoma State
  9. Marcelino McCrary-Ball, LB Indiana
  10. Segan Olubi, LB San Diego State
  11. Jason Poe, OL Mercer
  12. Sam Schlueter, OL Minnesota
  13. Garrett Walston, TE North Carolina
  14. Dohnovan West, OL Arizona State

Bears (Official)

  1. Jaylon Alexander, LB Purdue
  2. Chase Allen, TE Iowa State
  3. CJ Avery, LB Louisville
  4. Amari Carter, S Miami
  5. Jean Delance, DT Florida
  6. Micah Drew-Treadway, DT Minnesota
  7. Allie Green, CB Missouri
  8. Cyrus Holder, WR Duquesne
  9. Jaylon Jones, CB Ole Miss
  10. Landon Lenoir, WR Southern Illinois
  11. Henry Litwin, WR Slippery Rock
  12. Jack Sanborn, LB Wisconsin
  13. Kevin Shae, WR Liberty
  14. Savon Scarver, WR Utah State
  15. Master Teague, RB Ohio State
  16. Jake Tonges, TE California

Bengals (Official)

  1. Cal Adomitis, LS Pittsburgh
  2. Ben Brown, G/C Ole Miss
  3. Devin Cochran, OT Georgia
  4. Allan George, CB Vanderbilt
  5. Jaivon Heiligh, WR Coastal Carolina
  6. Clarence Hicks, LB UTSA
  7. Delonte Hood, LB Peru State College
  8. Shermari Jones, RB Coastal Carolina
  9. Kwamie Lassiter II, WR Kansas
  10. Desmond Noel, G Florida Atlantic
  11. Kendric Pryor, WR Wisconsin
  12. Bookie Radley-Hiles, S/CB Washington
  13. Justin Rigg, TE Kentucky
  14. Jack Sorenson, WR Miami (OH)
  15. Tariqious Tisdale, DL Ole Miss
  16. Carson Wells, LB Colorado

Bills (Official)

  1. Alec Anderson, OL UCLA
  2. Raheem Blackshear, RB Virginia Tech
  3. Travon Fuller, CB Tulsa
  4. Kingsley Jonathan, DE Syracuse
  5. Derek Kerstetter, OL Texas
  6. Tanner Owen, OL Northwest Missouri State
  7. Neil Pau’u WR BYU
  8. Malik Williams, WR Appalachian State
  9. Jalen Wydermyer, TE Texas A&M

Broncos (Official)

  1. Christopher Allen, OLB Alabama
  2. Cortez Davis, CB Hawaii
  3. Kaden Davis, WR Northwest Missouri
  4. Sebastian Gutierrez, OT Minot State
  5. Brandon Johnson, WR Central Florida
  6. Kaua’i Mauga, ILB Central Florida
  7. Tyreik McAllister, RB Charleston
  8. Ja’Quan McMillian, CB East Carolina
  9. Michael Niese, G Temple
  10. Dylan Parham, TE North Carolina State
  11. Jalen Virgil, WR Appalachian State
  12. Rodney Williams, TE Tennessee-Martin
  13. Kadofi Wright, ILB Buffalo

Browns (Official)

  1. D’Anthony Bell, S West Florida
  2. Junior Faulk, CB Delta State
  3. Mike Harley Jr, WR Miami (FL)
  4. Travell Harris, WR Washington State
  5. Brock Hoffman, C Virginia Tech
  6. Shaun Jolly, CB Appalachian State
  7. Silas Kelly, LB Coastal Carolina
  8. Glen Logan, DT Louisiana State
  9. Zaire Mitchell-Paden, TE Florida Atlantic
  10. Roderick Perry II, DT Illinois
  11. Ben Petrula, OT Boston College
  12. Isaiah Weston, WR Northern Iowa

Buccaneers (Buccaneers)

  1. Ben Beise, TE Wisconsin-River Falls
  2. Curtis Blackwell, OL Ball State
  3. Dylan Cook, OL Montana
  4. Olakunle Fatukasi, LB Rutgers
  5. Don Gardner, CB South Dakota State
  6. Kaylon Geiger, WR Texas A&M
  7. Kyler McMichael, CB North Carolina
  8. Jojo Ozougwu, OLB Arkansas State
  9. JJ Russell, LB Memphis
  10. Jerreth Sterns, WR Western Kentucky
  11. Deven Thompkins, WR Utah State
  12. Nolan Turner, S Clemson
  13. Jordan Young, OLB Old Dominion

Cardinals (Official)

  1. Darrell Baker, CB Georgia Southern
  2. Changa Hodge, WR Virginia Tech
  3. Manny Jones, DL Colorado State
  4. Kelaula Kaniho, S Boise State
  5. Jontre Kirklin, WR LSU
  6. Chris Pierce, TE Vanderbilt
  7. JaVonte Payton, WR Tennessee
  8. Will Miles, DL Central Michigan
  9. Ronnie Rivers, RB Fresno State
  10. Stephon Robinson, WR Northwestern
  11. LaRon Stokes, DL Oklahoma
  12. Chandler Wooten, ILB Auburn

Chargers (Official)

  1. Trevon Bradford, WR Oregon State
  2. Leddie Brown, RB West Virginia
  3. Erik Krommenhoek, TE USC
  4. Raheem Layne, S Indiana
  5. Tyreek Maddox-Williams, LB Rutgers
  6. Kevin Marks Jr, RB Buffalo
  7. James McCourt, K Illinois
  8. Brandon Peters, QB Illinois
  9. Brondon Sebastian, CB Boston College
  10. Ty Shelby, OLB Louisiana-Monroe
  11. Stone Smartt, TE Old Dominion
  12. Skyler Thomas, S Liberty
  13. Andrew Trainer, OT William & Mary
  14. Isaac Weaver, C Old Dominion

Chiefs (Official)

  1. Jack Cochrane, LB South Dakota State
  2. Tayon Fleet-Davis, RB Maryland
  3. Dustin Crum, QB Kent State
  4. Gene Pryor, OL Hawaii
  5. Jerrion Ealy, RB Ole Miss
  6. Komotay Koffie, DB Northern Colorado
  7. Justyn Ross, WR Clemson
  8. Make Caliendo, G Western Michigan
  9. Kehinde Oginni, TE International
  10. Mike Rose, LB Iowa State

Colts (Official)

  1. Max Borghi, RB Washington State
  2. Jack Coan, QB Notre Dame
  3. Kekoa Crawford, WR California
  4. Marcel Dabo, DB International Pathway Program
  5. Trevor Denbow, S SMU
  6. Jojo Domann, LB Nebraska
  7. Ethan Ferrea, WR UCLA
  8. Dallis Flowers, CB Pittsburgh State
  9. Wesley French, C Western Michigan
  10. Alex Mollette, C Marshall
  11. Samson Nacua, WR BYU
  12. Scott Patchan, DE Colorado State
  13. D’Vonte Price, RB Florida International
  14. Forrest Rhyne, LB Villanova
  15. Josh Seltzner, G Wisconsin
  16. James Skalski, LB Clemson
  17. Ryan Van Demark, OT UConn
  18. C.J. Verdell, RB Oregon
  19. Sterling Weatherford, LB Miami (OH)
  20. Cullen Wick, DE Tulsa
  21. McKinley Williams, DT Syracuse
  22. Michael Young Jr, WR Cincinnati

Commanders (Official)

  1. Devante Cross, CB Virginia
  2. Josh Drayden, CB California
  3. Jequez Ezzard, WR Sam Hoston State
  4. Ferrod Gardner, S Louisiana-Lafayette
  5. Curtis Hodges, TE Arizona State
  6. Cole Kelley, QB Southeast Louisiana
  7. Kyrie McGowan, WR Georgia Tech
  8. Jacub Panasiuk, DE Michigan State
  9. Armani Rogers, TE Ohio
  10. Tyrese Robinson, G Oklahoma
  11. Devin Taylor, CB Bowling Green
  12. Tre Walker, LB Idaho
  13. Drew White, LB Notre Dame

Cowboys (Official)

  1. Big Kat Bryant, Edge UCF
  2. Juanyeh Thomas, S Georgia Tech
  3. Markquese Bell, S Florida A&M
  4. Ty Fryfogle, WR Indiana
  5. Amon Simon, OL Texas A&M Commerce
  6. Isaac Taylor-Stuart, CB USC
  7. Aaron Shampklin, RB Harvard
  8. Alec Lindstrom, G Boston College
  9. Dontario Drummond, WR Ole Miss
  10. Jonathan Garibay, K Texas Tech
  11. La’Kendrick Van Zandt, S TCU
  12. Aaron Hansford, LB Texas A&M
  13. Storey Jackson, LB Liberty
  14. Dennis Houston, WR Western Illinois
  15. James Empey, C BYU
  16. Peyton Hendershot, TE Indiana
  17. Malik Davis, RB Florida
  18. Quadre Mosely, CB Kentucky
  19. Jaquarri Roberson, WR Wake Forest
  20. Mike Tafua, DE Utah

Dolphins (Official)

  1. Blaise Andries, OL Minnesota
  2. Owen Carney, DL Illinois
  3. Ty Clary, OL Arkansas
  4. Tanner Conner, TE Idaho State
  5. Kellen Diesch, OL Arizona State
  6. Ellijah Hamilton, CB Louisiana Tech
  7. Tommy Heatherly, P Florida International
  8. Deandre Johnson, LB Miami (FL)
  9. Kader Kohou, CB Texas A&M-Commerce
  10. Verone McKinley, S Oregon
  11. Braylon Sanders, WR Ole Miss
  12. Ben Stille, DL Nebraska
  13. ZaQuandre White, RB South Carolina
  14. Jordan Williams, DL Virginia Tech

Eagles (Official)

  1. Josh Blackwell, DB Duke
  2. Mario Goodrich, CB Clemson
  3. Carson Strong, QB Nevada
  4. Kennedy Brooks, RB Oklahoma
  5. Josh Jobe, CB Alabama
  6. Noah Ellis, DT Idaho
  7. Ali Floyd, LB William & Mary
  8. Josh Sills, G Oklahoma State
  9. Jarrid Williams, OL Miami (FL)
  10. William Dunkle, OL San Diego State
  11. Reed Blankenship, S Middle Tennessee State
  12. Britain Covey, WR Utah

Falcons (Official)

  1. Jared Bernhardt, WR Ferris State
  2. Stanley Berryhill, WR Arizona
  3. Kuony Deng, OLB California
  4. Matt Hankins, CB Iowa
  5. Bard Hawkins, S Michigan
  6. Timothy Horne, DL Kansas State
  7. Tyshaun James, WR Central Connecticut
  8. Nathan Landman, ILB Colorado
  9. Bryce Rodgers, DL UC-Davis
  10. Derrick Tangelo, DL Penn State
  11. Seth Vernon, P Portland State
  12. Tyler Vrabel, OT Boston College
  13. LeRoy Watson, TE UTSA

Giants (Official)

  1. Darren Evans, CB LSU
  2. Jeremiah Hall, FB/TE Oklahoma
  3. Christopher Hinton, DL Michigan
  4. Jabari Ellis, DL South Carolina
  5. Austin Allen, TE Nebraska
  6. Yusuf Corker, S Kentucky
  7. Josh Rivas, G Kent State
  8. Zyon Gilbert, CB Florida Atlantic
  9. Trenton Thompson, DB San Diego State
  10. Daylen Baldwin, WR Michigan
  11. Antonio Valentine, DT Florida
  12. JaShaun Corbin, RB Florida State
  13. Tomon Fox, LB North Carolina

Jaguars (Official)

  1. Israel Antwine, DT Oklahoma State
  2. Kevin Austin, WR Notre Dame
  3. Shabari Davis, CB Southeast Missouri State
  4. De’Shaan Dixon, OLB Norfolk State
  5. Nick Ford, OL Utah
  6. Benjie Franklin, CB Tarleton State
  7. Grayson Gunter, TE Southern Miss
  8. Sean Mahone, S West Virginia
  9. Andrew Mevis, K Iowa State
  10. Grant Morgan, LB Arkansas
  11. Denzel Okafor, G Texas
  12. Gerrit Prince, TE UAB
  13. Marcus Tatum, OL UCF
  14. Josh Thompson, DB Texas
  15. Lujuan Winningham, WR Central Arkansas
  16. EJ Perry, QB Brown

Jets

Lions (Official)

  1. Greg Bell, RB San Diego State
  2. Cedric Boswell, CB Miami (OH)
  3. Derrick Deese Jr, TE San Jose State
  4. Obinna Eze, OT TCU
  5. Nolan Given, TE Southeastern Louisiana
  6. Josh Johnson, WR Tulsa
  7. Zein Obeid, G Ferris State
  8. Kevin Jarvis, G Michigan State
  9. Kalil Pimpleton, WR Central Michigan
  10. Corey Sutton, WR Appalachian State
  11. Demetrius Taylor, DL Appalachian State
  12. Jermaine Waller, CB Virginia Tech

Packers (Official)

  1. Cole Schneider, G UCF
  2. Caleb Jones, OL Indiana
  3. Chauncey Manac, DE Louisiana
  4. Tyler Goodson, RB Iowa
  5. Akial Byers, DT Missouri
  6. Raleigh Texada, CB Baylor
  7. B.J. Baylor, RB Oregon State
  8. Hauati Pututau, EDGE Utah
  9. Ellis Brooks, LB Penn State
  10. Tre Sterling, S Oklahoma State
  11. Danny Davis, WR Wisconsin
  12. Caliph Brice, LB FAU
  13. Jahmir Johnson, OT Texas A&M
  14. George Moore, G Oregon Antioch

Panthers (Official)

  1. Davis Cheek, QB Elon
  2. Charleston Rambo, WR Miami (FL)
  3. Khalan Tolson, LB Illinois
  4. Marquan McCall, DT Kentucky
  5. Andrew Parchment, WR Florida State
  6. Drew Hartlaub, S Penn State
  7. John Lovett, RB Penn State
  8. Ra’Shaun Henry, WR Virginia
  9. Josh Babicz, TE North Dakota State
  10. Isaiah Graham-Mobley, LB Boston College
  11. Derek Wright, WR Utah State
  12. Talolo Limu-Jones, WR Eastern Washington
  13. Aaron Mosby, LB Fresno State

Patriots (Official)

  1. D’Eriq King, QB/RB/WR Miami (FL)
  2. Brenden Schooler, S Texas
  3. Kody Russey, C Houston
  4. LaBryan Ray, DE Alabama
  5. Jake Julien, P Eastern Michigan
  6. Liam Shanahan, C LSU
  7. DaMarcus Mitchell, DE Purdue
  8. Devin Hafford, DB Tarleton State

Raiders (Raiders)

  1. Darien Butler, LB Arizona State
  2. Qwynnterrio Cole, S Louisville
  3. Bryce Cosby, CB Ball State
  4. Cole Fotheringham, TE Utah
  5. Chase Garbers, QB California
  6. Justin Hall, WR Ball State
  7. Luke Masterson, LB Wake Forest
  8. Sincere McCormick, RB UTSA
  9. Malkelm Morrison, CB Army
  10. Badidele Olaseni, OT Utah
  11. Isaiah Pola-Mao, S USC
  12. Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa, DE Notre Dame
  13. Tre Turner, WR Virginia
  14. Zach VanValkenburg, DE Iowa
  15. Sam Webb, CB Missouri Western State

Rams (Official)

  1. Jack Snyder, OC San Jose State
  2. Jamal Pettigrew, TE McNeese State
  3. Lance McCutcheon, WR Montana State
  4. Brayden Thomas, OLB North Dakota State
  5. Benton Whitley, OLB Holy Cross
  6. Dion Novil, IDL North Texas
  7. Jairon McVea, S Baylor
  8. Dan Isom, S Washington State
  9. T.J. Carter, CB TCU
  10. Caesar Dancy-Williams, CB Wisconsin
  11. Duron Lowe, CB Liberty
  12. Elijah Garcis, IDL Rice
  13. Andrzej Hughes-Murray, OLB Oregon State
  14. Roger Carter, TE Georgia State
  15. Jake Hummel, ILB Iowa State
  16. Keir Thomas, OLB Florida State
  17. Cameron Dicker, P Texas

Ravens (Official)

  1. Anthony Brown, QB Oregon
  2. Ricky Person, RB North Carolina State
  3. Slade Bolden, WR Alabama
  4. Shemar Bridges, WR Fort Valley State
  5. Trevon Clark, WR California
  6. Makai Polk, WR Mississippi State
  7. Raleigh Webb, WR Citadel
  8. Devon Williams, WR Oregon
  9. Aron Johnson, OT South Dakota State
  10. Rayshad Nichols, DT Stephen F. Austin
  11. Jeremiah Moon, OLB Florida
  12. Chuck Wiley, OLB UTSA
  13. Zakoby McClain, LB Auburn
  14. Josh Ross, LB Michigan
  15. David Vereen, CB Newberry
  16. Denzel Williams, CB Villanova
  17. Chris Moore, S Georgia

Saints (Official)

  1. DaMarcus Fields, DB Texas Tech
  2. Vincent Gray, DB Michigan
  3. Jack Koerner, DB Iowa
  4. Smoke Monday, S Auburn
  5. Joel Dublanko, LB Cincinnati
  6. Isaiah Pryor, LB Notre Dame
  7. Nephi Sewell, LB Utah
  8. Sage Doxtater, OL New Mexico State
  9. Lewis Kidd, OL Montana State
  10. Derek Schweigerand, OL Iowa State
  11. Eric Wilson, OL Penn State
  12. John Parker-Romo, K Virginia Tech
  13. Daniel Whelan, P UC-Davis
  14. Abram Smith, RB Baylor
  15. Lucas Krull, TE Pittsburgh
  16. Rashid Shaheed, WR Weber State
  17. Dai’Jean Dixon, WR Nicholls State

Seahawks (Official)

  1. Joey Blount, S Virginia
  2. Bubba Bolden, S Miami (FL)
  3. Cade Brewer, TE Texas
  4. Shamarious Gilmore, G Georgia Tech
  5. Matt Gotel, DT West Florida
  6. Jake Herslow, WR Houston
  7. Levi Jones, LB North Carolina State
  8. Levi Lewis, QB Louisiana-Lafayette
  9. John Mitchell, TE Florida Atlantic
  10. Scott Nelson, S Wisconsin
  11. Josh Onujiogu, LB Framingham State
  12. Demetris Robertson, WR Auburn
  13. Josh Valentine-Turner, CB Florida International
  14. Deontai Williams, S Nebraska

Steelers (Official)

  1. Jake Dixon, OT Duquesne
  2. Mataeo Durant, RB Duke
  3. Donovan Jeter, DL Michigan
  4. Tyree Johnson, OLB Texas A&M
  5. T.D. Moultry, OLB Auburn
  6. Chris Owens, G Alabama
  7. Chris Steele, CB USC
  8. Jordan Tucker, OT North Carolina
  9. Jaylen Warren, RB Oklahoma State
  10. Bryce Watts, CB UMass

Texans (Official)

  1. Myron Cunningham, OL Arkansas
  2. Damion Daniels, DL Nebraska
  3. Drew Estrada, WR Baylor
  4. Jacobi Francis, DB Memphis
  5. Seth Green TE Houston
  6. Troy Hairston, DL Central Michigan
  7. Jake Hansen, LB Illinois
  8. Kolby Harvell-Peel, DB Oklahoma State
  9. Kurt Hinish, DL Notre Dame
  10. Johhny Johnson III, WR Oregon
  11. Tristin McCollum, DB Sam Houston State

Titans (Official)

  1. David Anenih, OLB Houston
  2. Tre Avery, CB Rutgers
  3. Julius Chestnut, RB Sacred Heart
  4. Haskell Garrett, DT Ohio State
  5. Jack Gibbens, ILB Minnesota
  6. Michael Griffin, S South Dakota State
  7. Hayden Howerton, G SMU
  8. Brandon Lewis, WR Air Force
  9. Jalen McKenzie, OT Southern California
  10. Xavier Newman-Johnson, C/G Baylor
  11. Sam Okuayinonu, DT Maryland
  12. Jayden Peevy, DT Texas A&M
  13. Reggie Roberson, WR SMU
  14. Andrew Rupcich, OL Culver-Stockton
  15. Caleb Shudak, K Iowa
  16. Ryan Stonehouse, P Colorado State
  17. Tre Swilling, CB Georgia Tech

Vikings (Official)

  1. Mike Brown, S Miami (OH)
  2. Thomas Hennigan, WR Appalachian State
  3. Bryant Koback, RB Toledo
  4. Zach McCloud, OLB Miami (FL)
  5. Josh Sokol, C Sacred Heart
  6. Tyarise Stevenson, DT Tulsa
  7. Luiji Vilain, OLB Wake Forest
  8. Ryan Wright, P Tulane

2022 NFL Draft: Rounds 4-7 Recap

By James Layton

The 2022 NFL Draft is finally in the books. Let’s recap what happened in rounds four through seven.

The Ravens continue to build up their depth on both sides of the ball. They were hit so hard last season with injuries, now they seem to have improved that on paper. Time will tell what will happen during offseason workouts and training camp.

Steelers continue to have a solid draft. They scored one of the fastest receivers at the Combine with Calvin Austin (Memphis) and one of the hardest working linebackers in the draft with Mark Robinson (Ole Miss). They opened the Draft with improving the Quarterback room, and closed it with selecting South Dakota State QB Chris Oladokun.

Let’s get into the recap.

Round 4

  • 106 Buccaneers: Cade Otton, TE Washington
  • 107 Texans: Dameon Pierce, RB Florida
  • 108 Browns: Perrion Winfrey, DT Oklahoma
  • 109 Seahawks: Coby Bryant, CB Cincinnati
  • 110 Ravens: Daniel Faalele, OT Minnesota
  • 111 Jets: Max Mitchell, OT Louisiana
  • 112 Giants: Daniel Bellinger, TE San Diego State
  • 113 Commanders: Percy Butler, S Louisiana
  • 114 Giants: Dane Belton, S Iowa
  • 115 Broncos: Damarri Mathis, CB Pittsburgh
  • 116 Broncos: Eyioma Uwazurike, DT Iowa State
  • 117 Jets: Michael Clemons, DE Texas A&M
  • 118 Vikings: Akayleb Evans, CB Missouri
  • 119 Ravens: Jalyn Armour-Davis, CB Alabama
  • 120 Panthers: Brandon Smith, LB Penn State
  • 121 Patriots: Jack Jones, CB Arizona State
  • 122 Raiders: Zamir White, RB Georgia
  • 123 Chargers: Isiah Spiller, RB Texas A&M
  • 124 Browns: Cade York, K Penn State
  • 125 Dolphins: Erik Ezukanma, WR Texas Tech
  • 126 Raiders: Neil Farrell Jr, DT LSU
  • 127 Patriots: Pierre Strong Jr, RB South Dakota State
  • 128 Ravens: Charlie Kolar, TE Iowa State
  • 129 Cowboys: Jake Ferguson, TE Wisconsin
  • 130 Ravens: Jordan Stout, P Penn State
  • 131 Titans: Hassan Haskins, RB Michigan
  • 132 Packers: Romeo Doubs, WR Nevada
  • 133 Buccaneers: Jake Camarda, P Georgia
  • 134 49ers: Spencer Burford, OT UTSA
  • 135 Chiefs: Joshua Williams, CB Fayetteville State
  • 136 Bengals: Cordell Volson, OT North Dakota State
  • 137 Patriots: Bailey Zappe, QB Western Kentucky
  • 138 Steelers: Calvin Austin, WR Memphis
  • 139 Ravens: Isaiah Likely, TE Coastal Carolina
  • 140 Packers: Zach Tom, G Wake Forest
  • 141 Ravens: Damarion Williams, CB Houston
  • 142 Rams: Decobie Durant, CB South Carolina State
  • 143 Titans: Chigoziem Okonkwo, TE Maryland

Round 5

  • 144 Commanders: Sam Howell, QB North Carolina
  • 145 Chiefs: Darian Kinnard, OT Kentucky
  • 146 Giants: Micah McFadden, LB Indiana
  • 147 Giants: D.J. Davidson, DT Arizona State
  • 148 Bills: Khalil Shakir, WR Boise State
  • 149 Commanders: Cole Turner, TE Nevada
  • 150 Texans: Thomas Booker, DT Stanford
  • 151 Falcons: Tyler Allgeier, RB BYU
  • 152 Broncos: Delarrin Turner-Yell, S Oklahoma
  • 153 Seahawks: Tariq Woolen, CB UTSA
  • 154 Jaguars: Snoop Conner, RB Ole Miss
  • 155 Cowboys: Matt Waletzko, OT North Dakota
  • 156 Browns: Jerome Ford, RB Cincinnati
  • 157 Buccaneers: Zyon McCollum, CB Sam Houston State
  • 158 Seahawks: Tyreke Smith, DE Ohio State
  • 159 Colts: Eric Johnson, DT Missouri State
  • 160 Chargers: Otito Ogbonnia, DT UCLA
  • 161 Saints: D’Marco Jackson, LB Appalachian State
  • 162 Broncos: Montrell Washington, WR Samford
  • 163 Titans: Kyle Phillips, WR UCLA
  • 164 Rams: Kyren Williams, RB Notre Dame
  • 165 Vikings: Esezi Otomewo, DE Minnesota
  • 166 Bengals: Tycen Anderson, S Toledo
  • 167 Cowboys: DaRon Bland, CB Fresno State
  • 168 Bears: Braxton Jones, OT Southern Utah
  • 169 Vikings: Ty Chandler, RB North Carolina
  • 170 Texans: Teagan Quitoriano, TE Oregon State
  • 171 Broncos: Luke Wattenberg, C Washington
  • 172 49ers: Samuel Womack, CB Toledo
  • 173 Giants: Marcus McKethan, G North Carolina
  • 174 Bears: Dominique Robinson, DE Miami (OH)
  • 175 Raiders: Matthew Butler, DT Tennessee
  • 176 Cowboys: Damone Clark, LB LSU
  • 177 Lions: James Mitchell, TE Virginia Tech
  • 178 Cowboys: John Ridgeway, DT Arkansas
  • 179 Packers: Kingsley Enagbare, DE South Carolina

Round 6

  • 180 Bills: Matt Araiza, P San Diego State
  • 181 Eagles: Kyron Johnson, LB Kansas
  • 182 Giants: Darrian Beavers, LB Cincinnati
  • 183 Patriots: Kevin Harris, RB South Carolina
  • 184 Vikings: Vederian Lowe, OT Illinois
  • 185 Bills: Christian Benford, CB Villanova
  • 186 Bears: Zachary Thomas, OT San Diego State
  • 187 49ers: Nick Zakelj, OT Fordham
  • 188 Lions: Malcolm Rodriguez, LB Oklahoma State
  • 189 Panthers: Amare Barno, LB Virginia Tech
  • 190 Falcons: Justin Shaffer, G Georgia
  • 191 Vikings: Jalen Nailor, WR Michigan State
  • 192 Colts: Andrew Ogletree, TE Youngstown State
  • 193 Cowboys: Devin Harper, LB Oklahoma State
  • 194 Saints: Jordan Jackson, DT Air Force
  • 195 Chargers: Jamaree Salyer, OG Georgia
  • 196 Ravens: Tyler Badie, RB Missouri
  • 197 Jaguars: Gregory Junior, CB Ouachita Baptist
  • 198 Eagles: Grant Calcaterra, TE SMU
  • 199 Panthers: Cade Mays, G Tennessee
  • 200 Patriots: Sam Roberts, DE Northwest Missouri State
  • 201 Cardinals: Keaontay Ingram, RB USC
  • 202 Browns: Michael Woods II, WR Oklahoma
  • 203 Bears: Treston Ebner, RB Baylor
  • 204 Titans: Theo Jackson, S Tennessee
  • 205 Texans: Austin Deculus, OT LSU
  • 206 Broncos: Matt Henningsen, DT Wisconsin
  • 207 Bears: Doug Kramer, C Illinois
  • 208 Steelers: Connor Heyward, FB/TE Michigan State
  • 209 Bills: Luke Tenuta, OT Virginia Tech
  • 210 Patriots: Chasen Hines, G LSU
  • 211 Rams: Quentin Lake, S UCLA
  • 212 Rams: Derion Kendrick, CB Georgia
  • 213 Falcons: John Fitzpatrick, TE Georgia
  • 214 Chargers: Ja’Sir Taylor, CB Wake Forest
  • 215 Cardinals: Lecitus Smith, G Virginia Tech
  • 216 Colts: Curtis Brooks, DT Cincinnati
  • 217 Lions: James Houston IV, LB Jackson State
  • 218 Buccaneers: Ko Kieft, TE Minnesota
  • 219 Titans: Chance Campbell, LB Ole Miss
  • 220 49ers: Kalia Davis, DT UCF
  • 221 49ers: Tariq Castro-Fields, CB Penn State

Round 7

  • 222 Jaguars: Montaric Brown, CB Arkansas
  • 223 Browns: Isaiah Thomas, DE Oklahoma
  • 224 Dolphins: Cameron Goode, LB California
  • 225 Steelers: Mark Robinson, LB Ole Miss
  • 226 Bears: Ja’Tyre Carter, G Southern
  • 227 Vikings: Nick Muse, TE South Carolina
  • 228 Packers: Tariq Carpenter, LB/S Georgia Tech
  • 229 Seahawks: Bo Melton, WR Rutgers
  • 230 Commanders: Chris Paul, G Tulsa
  • 231 Bills: Baylon Spector, LB Clemson
  • 232 Broncos: Faion Hicks, DB Wisconins
  • 233 Seahawks: Dareke Young, WR Lenoir-Rhyne
  • 234 Packers: Jonathan Ford, DT Miami (FL)
  • 235 Rams: Daniel Hardy, LB Montana State
  • 236 Chargers: Deane Leonard, CB Ole Miss
  • 237 Lions: Chase Lucas, CB Arizona State
  • 238 Raiders: Thayer Munford, OT Ohio State
  • 239 Colts: Rodney Thomas II, S Yale
  • 240 Commanders: Christian Holmes, CB Oklahoma State
  • 241 Steelers: Chris Oladokun, QB South Dakota State
  • 242 Panthers: Kalon Barnes, CB Baylor
  • 243 Chiefs: Jaylen Watson, CB Washington State
  • 244 Cardinals: Christian Matthew, CB Valdosta State
  • 245 Patriots: Andrew Stueber, G Michigan
  • 246 Browns: Dawson Deaton, C Texas Tech
  • 247 Dolphins: Skylar Thompson, QB Kansas State
  • 248 Buccaneers: Andre Anthony, DE LSU
  • 249 Packers: Rasheed Walker, OT Penn State
  • 250 Raiders: Brittain Brown, RB UCLA
  • 251 Chiefs: Isaih Pacheco, RB Rutgers
  • 252 Bengals: Jeffrey Gunter, DE Coastal Carolina
  • 253 Rams: Russ Yeast, S Kansas State
  • 254 Bears: Elijah Hicks, S California
  • 255 Bears: Trenton Gill, P NC State
  • 256 Cardinals: Jesse Luketa, LB Penn State
  • 257 Cardinals: Marquis Hayes, G Oklahoma
  • 258 Packers: Samori Toure, WR Nebraska
  • 259 Chiefs: Nazeeh Johnson, S Marshall
  • 260 Chargers: Zander Horvath, FB Purdue
  • 261 Rams: A.J. Arcuri, OT Michigan State
  • 262 49ers: Brock Purdy, QB Iowa State

2022 NFL Draft: Rounds 2 & 3 Recap

By James Layton

Day two was just like day one. The surprises keep coming and Quarterbacks keep dropping. It was a long fifty-four picks till a Quarterback got drafted.

Malik Willis finally had his wait come to an end when the Titans traded up to select him towards the end of the third round.

Panthers got their Quarterback to compete with Sam Darnold. They traded back into the end of the third round to select Ole Miss QB Matt Corral.

The Jets continue to have an amazing draft, and the Bills keep strengthening their team to make another super bowl run.

The Steelers continue to have a solid draft with building up the wide receiver group and defensive line group. They are doing a nice job retooling to stay competitive in the AFC North.

Now let’s get into how the recap of Rounds two and three

Round 2

  • 33 Buccaneers: Logan Hall, DE Houston
  • 34 Packers: Christian Watson, WR North Dakota State
  • 35 Titans: Roger McCreary, CB Auburn
  • 36 Jets: Breece Hall, RB Iowa State
  • 37 Texans: Jalen Pitre, S Baylor
  • 38 Falcons: Arnold Ebiketie, OLB Penn State
  • 39 Bears: Kyler Gordon, CB Washington
  • 40 Seahawks: Boye Mafe, DE Minnesota
  • 41 Seahawks: Kenneth Walker III Michigan State
  • 42 Vikings: Andrew Booth Jr, CB Clemson
  • 43 Giants: Wan’Dale Robinson, WR Kentucky
  • 44 Texans: John Metchie III, WR Alabama
  • 45 Ravens: David Ojabo, OLB Michigan
  • 46 Lions: Josh Paschal, DE Kentucky
  • 47 Commanders: Phidarian Mathis, DT Alabama
  • 48 Bears: Jaquan Brisker, S Penn State
  • 49 Saints: Alontae Taylor, CB Tennessee
  • 50 Patriots: Tyquan Thornton, WR Baylor
  • 51 Eagles: Cam Jurgens, C Nebraska
  • 52 Steelers: George Pickens, WR Georgia
  • 53 Colts: Alec Pierce, WR Cincinnati
  • 54 Chiefs: Skyy Moore, WR Western Michigan
  • 55 Cardinals: Trey McBride, TE Colorado State
  • 56 Cowboys: Sam Williams, DE Ole Miss
  • 57 Buccaneers: Luke Goedeke, OT Central Michigan
  • 58 Falcons: Troy Anderson, LB Montana State
  • 59 Vikings: Ed Ingram, G LSU
  • 60 Bengals: Cam Taylor-Britt, CB Nebraska
  • 61 49ers: Drake Jackson, DE USC
  • 62 Chiefs: Bryan Cook, S Cincinnati
  • 63 Bills: James Cook, RB Georgia
  • 64 Broncos: Nik Bonitto, LB Oklahoma

Round 3

  • 65 Jaguars: Luke Fortner, C Kentucky
  • 66 Vikings: Brian Asamoah, LB Oklahoma
  • 67 Giants: Joshua Ezeudu, OG North Carolina
  • 68 Browns: Martin Emerson, CB Mississippi State
  • 69 Titans: Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT Ohio State
  • 70 Jaguars: Chad Muma, LB Wyoming
  • 71 Bears: Velus Jones Jr, WR Tennessee
  • 72 Seahawks: Abraham Lucas, OT Washington State
  • 73 Colts: Jelani Woods, TE Virginia
  • 74 Falcons: Desmond Ridder, QB Cincinnati
  • 75 Texans: Christian Harris, LB Alabama
  • 76 Ravens: Travis Jones, NT UConn
  • 77 Colts: Bernhard Raimann, OT Central Michigan
  • 78 Browns: Alex Wright, DE UAB
  • 79 Chargers: JT Woods, S Baylor
  • 80 Broncos: Greg Dulcich, TE UCLA
  • 81 Giants: Cordale Flott, CB LSU
  • 82 Falcons: DeAngelo Malone, LB Western Kentucky
  • 83 Eagles: Nakobe Dean, LB Georgia
  • 84 Steelers: DeMarvin Leal, DE Texas A&M
  • 85 Patriots: Marcus Jones, CB Houston
  • 86 Titans: Malik Willis, QB Liberty
  • 87 Cardinals: Cameron Thomas, DE San Diego State
  • 88 Cowboys: Jalen Tolbert, WR South Alabama
  • 89 Bills: Terrel Bernard, LB Baylor
  • 90 Raiders: Dylan Parham, G Memphis
  • 91 Buccaneers: Rachaad White, RB Arizona State
  • 92 Packers: Sean Rhyan, OT UCLA
  • 93 49ers: Tyrion Davis-Price, RB LSU
  • 94 Panthers: Matt Corral, QB Ole Miss
  • 95 Bengals: Zachary Carter, DT Florida
  • 96 Colts: Nick Cross, S Maryland
  • 97 Lions: Kerby Joseph, S Illinois
  • 98 Commanders: Brian Robinson Jr, RB Alabama
  • 99 Browns: David Bell, WR Purdue
  • 100 Cardinals: Myjai Sanders, DE Cincinnati
  • 101 Jets: Jeremy Ruckert, TE Ohio State
  • 102 Dolphins: Channing Tindall, LB Georgia
  • 103 Chiefs: Leo Chenal, LB Wisconsin
  • 104 Rams: Logan Bruss, G Wisconsin
  • 105 49ers: Danny Gray, WR SMU

2022 NFL Draft: Round 1 Recap

By James Layton

This has been the most interesting first round draft I’ve seen in years. You had no idea of how it would unfold.

This is the first draft since 1997 when the 49ers drafted Virginia Tech QB Jim Druckenmiller with the 26th pick.

It was also the first draft to have nine trades and six wide receivers selected in the first round.

This is the most trades made in the first round in past few years that were for active players in the league.

With that let’s get into how the first round unfolded.

  1. Jaguars: Travon Walker, DE Georgia
  2. Lions: Aidan Hutchinson, DE Michigan
  3. Texans: Derek Stingley Jr, CB LSU
  4. Jets: Ahmad “Sauce” Gardner, CB Cincinnati
  5. Giants: Kayvon Thibodeaux, DE Oregon
  6. Panthers: Ikem Ekwonu, OT NC State
  7. Giants: Evan Neal, OT Alabama
  8. Falcons: Drake London, WR USC
  9. Seahawks: Charles Cross, OT
  10. Jets: Garrett Wilson, WR Ohio State
  11. Saints: Chris Olave, WR Ohio State
  12. Lions: Jameson Williams, WR Alabama
  13. Eagles: Jordan Davis, DT Georgia
  14. Ravens: Kyle Hamilton, S Notre Dame
  15. Texans: Kenyon Green, G Texas A&M
  16. Commanders: Jahan Dotson, WR Penn State
  17. Chargers: Zion Johnson, G Boston College
  18. Titans: Treylon Burks, WR Arkansas
  19. Saints: Trevor Penning, OT Northern Iowa
  20. Steelers: Kenny Pickett, QB Pittsburgh
  21. Chiefs: Trent McDuffie, CB Washington
  22. Packers: Quay Walker, LB Georgia
  23. Bills: Kaiir Elam, CB Florida
  24. Cowboys: Tyler Smith, OT Tulsa
  25. Ravens: Tyler Linderbaum, C Iowa
  26. Jets: Jermaine Johnson II, DE Florida State
  27. Jaguars: Devin Lloyd, LB Utah
  28. Packers: Devonte Wyatt, DT Georgia
  29. Patriots: Cole Strange, G Tennessee-Chattanooga
  30. Chiefs: George Karlaftis, DE Purdue
  31. Bengals: Daxton Hill, S Michigan
  32. Vikings: Lewis Cine, S Georgia

NFL First Round Mock Draft Post Super Bowl

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By Barb Layton

Now that the Super Bowl is in the books for another year, I turn my attention to the off season. This is one of my favorite times of the year. I love free agency, the combine and especially the draft.

I like to be able to see how teams might try to fill their needs either through free agency or the draft.

Let’s get started with my first mock draft of the season.

  1. Jaguars: Evan Neal, OT Alabama
  2. Lions: Aidan Hutchinson, EDGE Michigan
  3. Texans: Kyle Hamilton, S Notre Dame
  4. Jets: Kayvon Thibodeaux, EDGE Oregon
  5. Giants: Derek Stingley, CB LSU
  6. Panthers: Kenyon Green, G Texas A&M
  7. Giants: DeMarvin Leal, DT Texas A&M
  8. Falcons: Ahmad Gardner, CB Cincinnati
  9. Broncos: David Ojabo, EDGE Michigan
  10. Jets: Andrew Booth, CB Clemson
  11. Commanders: Malik Willis, QB Liberty
  12. Vikings: Jordan Davis, DT Georgia
  13. Browns: Garrett Wilson, WR Ohio State
  14. Ravens: Charles Cross, OT Mississippi State
  15. Eagles: Daxton Hill, S Michigan
  16. Eagles: Devin Lloyd, LB Utah
  17. Chargers: Perrion Winfrey, DT Oklahoma
  18. Saints: Chris Olave, WR Ohio State
  19. Eagles: Jameson Williams, WR Alabama
  20. Steelers: Kenny Pickett, QB Pitt
  21. Patriots: George Karlaftis, EDGE Purdue
  22. Raiders: Nakobe Dean, LB Georgia
  23. Cardinals: Ikem Ekwonu, OT NC State
  24. Cowboys: Trevor Penning, OT Northern Iowa
  25. Bills: Drake London, WR USC
  26. Titans: Tyler Linderbaum, OC Iowa
  27. Buccaneers: Kaiir Elam, CB Florida
  28. Packers: Trent McDuffie, CB Washington
  29. Dolphins: Trevon Walker, EDGE Georgia
  30. Chiefs: Jaquan Brisker, S Penn State
  31. Bengals: Zion Johnson, G Boston College
  32. Lions: Chad Muma, LB Wyoming

Dolphins 2022 Coaching Staff

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By James Layton

The Dolphins have announced their 2022 coaching staff. Head Coach Mike McDaniel is looking to turn this team in to more competition for the Bills and Patriots then in years past.

Mike McDaniel has brought in some of the more experienced coaches like Frank Smith and Darrell Bevell.

Here are the Assistant Coaches.

  • Frank Smith, Offensive Coordinator
  • Matt Applebaum, Offensive Line Coach
  • Darrell Bevell, Quarterback Coach/Passing Game Coordinator
  • Jon Embree, Assistant Head Coach/Tight Ends Coach
  • Josh Grizzard, Quality Control Coach
  • Chandler Henley, Assistant Quarterbacks Coach
  • Lemuel Jeanpierre, Assistant Offensive Line Coach
  • Mike Person, Offensive Assistant
  • Aldrick Robinson, Offensive Assistant
  • Kolby Smith, Offensive Assistant
  • Wes Welker, Wide Receivers Coach
  • Josh Boyer, Defensive Coordinator
  • Mathieu Araujo, Assistant Defensive Backs Coach
  • Austin Clark, Defensive Line Coach
  • Steve Ferentz, Assistant Linebackers Coach
  • Steve Gregory, Safeties Coach
  • Derrick LeBlanc, Assistant Defensive Line Coach
  • Sam Maddison, Cornerbacks Coach/Pass Game Specialist
  • Ty McKenzie, Outside Linebackers Coach
  • Ryan Slowik, Senior Defensive Assistant
  • Patrick Surtain, Defensive Assistant
  • Danny Crossman, Special Teams Coordinator
  • Brendan Farrell, Assistant Special Teams Coach
  • Dave Puloka, Head Strength and Conditioning Coach

Reserve/Future Signings 2022 for the AFC East

By Barb Layton

Bills

Dolphins

  1. WR Cody Core
  2. CB Javaris Davis
  3. OT Adam Pankey
  4. OT Kion Smith
  5. CB Quincy Wilson

Jets

  1. K Matt Ammendola
  2. WR Tarik Black
  3. TE Brandon Dillon
  4. OL Grant Hermanns
  5. WR D.J. Montgomery
  6. OL Ross Pierschbacher
  7. DL Hamilcar Rashed
  8. OL Dru Samia
  9. DL Tanzel Smart
  10. OL Isaiah Williams
  11. DE Bradlee Anae

Patriots

  1. RB Malcolm Perry

2022 NFL Hall of Fame Modern-Era Semifinalists

By Barb Layton

I always love when we get the semi-finalists for the Hall of Fame. It is fun to try to figure out who will make it into the Hall of Fame this year.

Sometimes you look at the list and several names will pop out at you. It is the same with this class. This is a class of more offensive than defensive players. There are several WRs and RBs in this list.

Here goes with the list:

  1. Eric Allen, CB Eagles, Saints, Raiders
  2. Jared Allen, DE Chiefs, Vikings, Bears, Panthers
  3. Willie Anderson, OT Bengals and Ravens
  4. Ronde Barber, WR Buccaneers
  5. Anquan Bolden, WR Cardinals, Ravens, 49ers, Lions
  6. Tony Boselli, OT Jaguars and Texans
  7. LeRoy Butler, S Packers
  8. Eddie George, RB Oilers/Titans
  9. Devin Hester, WR/RS Bears, Falcons, Ravens
  10. Torry Holt, WR Rams and Jaguars
  11. Andre Johnson, WR Texans, Colts and Titans
  12. Robert Mathis, DE/LB Colts
  13. Sam Mills, LB Saints and Panthers
  14. Richard Seymour, DE/DT Patriots and Raiders
  15. Steve Smith, WR Panthers and Ravens
  16. Steve Tasker, ST/WR Oilers and Bills
  17. Fred Taylor, RB Jaguars and Patriots
  18. Zach Thomas, CB Dolphins and Cowboys
  19. Hines Ward, WR Steelers
  20. Demarcus Ware, LB/DE Cowboys and Broncos
  21. Ricky Watters, RB 49ers, Eagles, and Seahawks
  22. Reggie Wayne, WR Colts
  23. Vince Wilfork, DT Patriots and Texans
  24. Patrick Willis, LB 49ers
  25. Darren Woodson, S Cowboys
  26. Bryant Young, DT 49ers

NFL Workout Report For Tuesday 9/14

By James Layton

It was a busy day for workouts in the NFL. Twenty Nine players were brought in for workouts or visits, and six were signed to either the Practice Squad or Active Roster.

So lets get into the workouts.

Jets (9)

  • Lachlan Edwards, P
  • B.J. Goodson, LB Signed to the 53-Man Rosters
  • Thomas Morstead, P Signed to the 53-Man Roster
  • Elijah Nkansah, OL Signed to the Practice Squad
  • Corliss Waitman, P
  • Colby Wadman, P
  • Avery Williamson, LB
  • Ryan Winslow, P
  • Noah Dawkins, LB (visit) Signed to the Practice Squad

Ravens (4)

  • Buster Skrine, CB
  • Daryl Worley, CB
  • Grant Haley, CB
  • Winston Rose, CB

49ers (8)

  • De’Vante Bausby, CB
  • Curtis Bolton, LB Signed to the Practice Squad
  • Austin Calitro, LB
  • Brian Hill, RB
  • Dontrell Hilliard, RB
  • Kerryon Johnson, RB Signed to the Practice Squad
  • Justin March-Lillard, LB
  • Artavis Pierce, RB

Seahawks (5)

  • Tre Roberson, CB
  • L.J. Scott, RB
  • Jachai Polite, DE
  • De’Quan Hampton, WR
  • Michael Jacobson, TE (visit)