Detroit Lions 7-Round Mock Draft: Senior Bowl Week
Third Round
South Alabama. 66. 50. Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. WR. Jalen Tolbert. player
The Lions are getting a look at Tolbert down in Mobile, and it seems he hasn’t disappointed.
Jalen Tolbert ladies and gents #SeniorBowl pic.twitter.com/U3uoaxwxiP
— Nick Faber (@NickFaberNFL) February 1, 2022
Going back through the tape of Day 1/Day 2 of the @seniorbowl
— JWack (@JaredWackerly) February 3, 2022
One of my favorite reps from day 1 7on7s is the last play of the period…
Jalen Tolbert adjusts to the football beautifully down the sideline and makes a fantastic catch. He’s really impressed me. pic.twitter.com/lhpLNyBvCG
Tolbert had 82 catches for 1,474 yards and eight touchdowns during his final season at South Alabama. Any concern about going against Sun Belt competition should be set aside as he goes up against NFL-caliber peers at the Senior Bowl, and against Tennessee last season he had a big game (seven catches for 143 yards and a touchdown).
Scouting Report. Pick Analysis. Clemson. 50. CB. Mario Goodrich. 97. player
Goodrich’s Clemson teammate, Andrew Booth, is in line to be a first-round pick. But to dismiss Goodrich (42 tackles, nine passes defensed last season) would be a mistake.
Clemson's Mario Goodrich (83.5) and Andrew Booth (78.6) ranked in the top 3 of highest coverage grades in the ACC 🔒 pic.twitter.com/euWufUrC9F
— PFF College (@PFF_College) February 2, 2022
https://twitter.com/CoachVenables/status/1489289549834592266?s=20&t=rJaWmBoG65GQPucNQEKUig
The Lions need depth at cornerback, and probably someone who can play immediately as Jeff Okudah and Jerry Jacobs work their way back from major injuries. Taking Goodrich earlier than here is possible for Detroit, but he fell to this projected compensatory pick as arguably the best player available who also filled a need,
Fourth Round
The Lions currently don’t have a fourth round pick in the 2022 draft.