2022 NFL Draft Open Thread

Iowa State and Baler sending dudes to the league before OU.  Man...

Sucks. But those days are gonna be gone soon.

Cannot believe Winfrey is still there.

Winfrey should have stayed.  Thomas too.

Rounds 1-3

No. of Draft Picks by Conference
SEC - 34
Big Ten - 21
American - 11
Pac-12 - 10
ACC - 7
Big 12 - 7
Non-Major - 4
MAC - 3
Mountain West - 3
C-USA - 2
Independent - 2
Sun Belt - 1

No. of Draft Picks by School
Georgia - 9
Alabama - 7
Cincinnati - 5
Baylor - 4
LSU - 4
Ohio State - 4
Kentucky - 3
Michigan - 3
Penn State - 3
Central Michigan - 2
Florida - 2
Houston - 2
Mississippi St. - 2
Nebraska - 2
Oklahoma - 2
Ole Miss - 2
Purdue - 2
Tennessee - 2
texsa A&M - 2
UCLA - 2
USC - 2
Washington - 2
Wisconsin - 2

Now now now. In 2021 yeah...But going back no question 2015-2020, Liar's offensive players have made an impact in the NFL.

Winfrey to Cleveland with third pick in the 4th round.

Sam Howell finally comes off the board with the first pick in the 5th round. So why did he declare again?

We're through 5 rounds and there are 4 Sooners off the board, which is 4 more than OSU and texsa combined.

One wonders if NIL could be lucrative enough to incentivize players to stay one more year to avoid situations like this.

Cincinnati has had 9 players drafted.  They're outdoing the Big 12 by themselves.

And browns took both!   arggghhhh

Looking like Kennedy should have taken that covid option to come back too.

Anybody know, is there a "Mr Irrelevant" still playing in the NFL? 

Ryan Succop. Drafted as Mr. Irrelevant by KC and still kicking for Tennessee I believe.