Draft Room

Current 2182 draft board.

Pick ownership reflects the NY/Cape Town trade: New York is now drafting fourth via Cape Town, while Cape Town owns New York's original first-round slot. Round 1 is set worst-to-first. Round 2 flips each section: non-playoff teams, new teams, division losers, conference losers, then Global Bowl teams. Dublin retained its full roster and has no draft option; Seoul currently holds the only listed third-round pick.

GFL 2181 Draft

Live Board Sample

Current pick order

1.01

SYD / Sydney Swagmen

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.02

PAR / Paris Revolution

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.03

AMS / Amsterdam Galleons

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.04

NYT / New York Towers

NYT via CAP / Acquired from Cape Town in the Walker/Brenner trade

1.05

LON / London Lions

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.06

SEO / Seoul White Tigers

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.07

AUK / Auckland Jade

New/promoted team placement / Promotion draft slot

1.08

ANC / Anchorage Orcas

New team placement / 2182 draft entrant

1.09

BRA / Bratislava Oathbound

New team placement / 2182 draft entrant

1.10

CAP / Cape Town Great White

CAP via NYT / Acquired from New York in the Walker/Brenner trade

1.11

BUE / Buenos Aires Condors

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.12

CAI / Cairo Scarabs

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.13

MOS / Moscow Red Army

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.14

LAD / Los Angeles Devils

Round 1 worst-to-first slot / Original pick

1.15

TOK / Tokyo Steel

Global Bowl team slot; Dublin retained all players and has no pick / Global Bowl slot

2.01

SEO / Seoul White Tigers

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.02

LON / London Lions

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.03

CAP / Cape Town Great White

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.04

AMS / Amsterdam Galleons

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.05

PAR / Paris Revolution

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.06

SYD / Sydney Swagmen

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.07

BUE / Buenos Aires Condors

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.08

NYT / New York Towers

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.09

LAD / Los Angeles Devils

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.10

MOS / Moscow Red Army

Section-flipped second round / Round 2 section flip

2.11

SEO / Seoul White Tigers

Additional Seoul draft position / Round 2 section flip

3.01

SEO / Seoul White Tigers

Final currently listed draft option / Third-round Seoul pick

Scout Sheet

Prospect pool sample

RankPlayerPositionSchoolDescriptionKarl's ProjectionDrafted by:
1Mason SpencerQBSyracuseHeisman winner, pinpoint accuracy, and enough scrambling to stress a defense.TBDTBD
1Rafael NevesEdgeUniv. of ChileNon-stop motor with LT-like impact on games.TBDTBD
1Gavril YanovichSSUral Federal U.Big hitter who plays with a chip and a gym-rat reputation.TBDTBD
1Bahri ErginOTIstanbul U.Massive base, long arms, natural and vocal leader.TBDTBD
1Jace FreemanCBTCUShort memory, fierce competitor, thrives on the big stage.TBDTBD
1Martin TaylorWRUniv. of Illinois6'3, disciplined, soft hands, fearless in traffic.TBDTBD
1Cliff SwainMLBStanford Univ.Cerebral leader who plays with an edge and demands the same.TBDTBD
1Greg CovingtonDTUniv. of OttawaThird-generation pro, quiet, and a very sure tackler.TBDTBD
2Paul DaviesOTU of TorontoQuiet, fewest penalties, coach's son, academic standout.TBDTBD
2Keon IsaacRBExcelsior C.C.Jamaican speedster whose competition level is the central debate.TBDTBD
2Dacio GalonoOLBWhatsamatta U.Seems to always come up with splash plays.TBDTBD
2Anwar WasieCBUniv. of GondarOld-school bump-and-run corner with terrific feel for the game.TBDTBD
2Grant SawyerQBBaylorRun-and-shoot QB with a super quick release and gambler streak.TBDTBD
2Kendall WilliamsQBUniv. of PittsburghAverage arm, quick decision maker, accurate, calm.TBDTBD
2Armando ReyesNTN.T.I. of MexicoImpossible-to-move run stopper with injury concerns.TBDTBD
2Chance AriesWRMiss. Valley StateSneaky fast and wants the ball.TBDTBD
3Dawson CorelleTEIowaSoft hands, nose for the end zone, willing blocker.TBDTBD
3Ivan BednarDEWest Bohemia Univ.Big hitter who plays the run exceptionally well.TBDTBD
3Quintin VeldhofRBAmsterdam Univ.Scat back with terrific hands who can play slot receiver.TBDTBD
3Fabien BattierWRUniv. of BordeauSmooth in and out of breaks; self-motivator.TBDTBD
3Elzek MoreauCBGhent UniversityNever takes a play off and is a willing tackler.TBDTBD
3George CooperDTGriffith UniversityFunny, lacks technique, but always seems to make plays.TBDTBD
3Mirembe TraceTEUniv. of BamakoRaw but gifted, thin, former soccer goalie.TBDTBD
3Wilbur CrenshawOTAlbany State6'7, 390-pound pass-blocking specialist with conditioning questions.TBDTBD
3John WinterCUniv. of MiamiNot huge, but great leverage and technique.TBDTBD
4Alexios StrakouSS/FSMediterranean CollegeBig hitter who can play either safety spot.TBDTBD
4Graham StewartOTAuburn Univ.Not a full-time starter until senior season; project profile.TBDTBD
4Makino MokuEdgeKyoto Univ.Incredible first step and superior conditioning.TBDTBD
4Leonard HopkinsMLBOxford U.Sure tackler and vocal leader; not great in coverage.TBDTBD
4Kai TimmonsWRWashington St.Fastest 40 time, suspect hands, poor Wonderlic.TBDTBD
4Jakob VynsonSSUniv. of WarsawProjects as a tweener LB/SS; 4.6 forty with big-hit traits.TBDTBD
4Kendis WorleyCBUniv. of BonnPhysical, can be handsy, and terrific in run support.TBDTBD
4Art DentonDTUniv. of MarylandExcellent at controlling gaps and disciplined.TBDTBD
4Aiden LaForceCMarshall Univ.Missed senior year due to injury; plays to the whistle.TBDTBD
4Matrix GoreRBUniv. of MiamiRelative of Frank Gore with similar build and great hands.TBDTBD
4Brent LylesEdgeFlorida Inst. of Tech.Madman, off-field issues, fearless to a fault.TBDTBD
4Theo RedmondSSWaivers: former LONFormer London safety entering his sixth season at age 28.TBDTBD
5Milton CausewellGCentral MichiganPlayed every offensive-line position; does not wow you.TBDTBD
5Yang KwanCSeoul National Univ.Undersized and cerebral. Toughness is unquestioned.TBDTBD
5Muhammad el-SamadOLBUniv. of DamascusDoes everything well but nothing exceptional.TBDTBD
5Rashon VerseCBTuskegee Univ.Fearlessness leads him to take chances; undersized.TBDTBD
5Romario BlackwoodQBUniv. of the West IndiesRun-first QB who ran the triple option.TBDTBD
5Kuno OjaFBTallinn Univ.Lives for contact and plays to the whistle.TBDTBD
5Greyson McCabeTEWVUBlocking specialist with average hands and speed.TBDTBD
5Leoz MaxwellCBEast CarolinaGambler who lives for interceptions.TBDTBD
5Baka RainesNTLSUTakes every play personally; run stuffer.TBDTBD
5Dan SmithOGBYUGreat pass blocker, sub-par run blocker, coachable.TBDTBD
5Dobson PhippsFSCentral MichiganGreat anticipation makes up for lack of speed.TBDTBD
5Jose DiezWRIbero-American U.6'5 undeniable talent, not a willing blocker.TBDTBD
5Miroslaw RaczinskiWR/RWaivers: former OSL/AMSUndersized receiver and great returner entering his eighth season at age 30; grants a free 6 on the return side.TBDTBD
5Daan KosterEdgeWaivers: former AMSFormer Amsterdam edge entering his second season at age 24.TBDTBD
2Torfinn ErstadRBWaivers: former OSLFormer Oslo running back entering his seventh season at age 29.TBDTBD

Trade Ledger

Official movement before the clock starts.

July 18, 2181

NY/Cape Town pre-draft trade

New York receives WR Sydney Brenner and Cape Town's first-round pick. Cape Town receives DT Christopher Walker and New York's first-round pick.

July 7, 2181

Auckland promoted after Oslo sale

Norway's financial crisis ends the current Oslo Vikings incarnation. Auckland Jade moves up from the GFFL with Ed Pfaff at the helm.

Draft window

Waiver prospects enter the pool

Miroslaw Raczinski, Daan Koster, Theo Redmond, and Torfinn Erstad are expected to be added to the draft pool.