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Final 2022 NFL draft projections for Iowa Hawkeyes center Tyler Linderbaum
Iowa middle Tyler Linderbaum is considered one of many high middle prospects on this 2022 NFL draft set to happen from Las Vegas, Nev., on Thursday night time starting at 7 p.m. There’s a very good likelihood he comes off the board early and turns into the Hawkeyes’ newest first-round NFL draft choice underneath Iowa head soccer coach Kirk Ferentz.
If that’s the case, Linderbaum would symbolize the eleventh Hawkeye to be drafted within the NFL draft’s first spherical underneath Ferentz. Linderbaum could be the primary for Iowa because the Tampa Bay Buccaneers chosen offensive sort out Tristan Wirfs at No. 13 total within the 2020 NFL draft and the fourth Hawkeye participant taken within the first spherical prior to now 4 drafts. Tight ends T.J. Hockenson and Noah Fant have been taken No. 8 and No. 20 total by the Detroit Lions and the Denver Broncos within the 2019 NFL draft.
Let’s check out a number of of the ultimate 2022 NFL mock drafts and the place every have Linderbaum headed.
CBS Sports activities, Will Brinson – No. 18 total to the Philadelphia Eagles
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CBS Sports activities’ Will Brinson has Linderbaum touchdown with the Philadelphia Eagles with the No. 18 total choose.
Linderbaum’s extremely rated however falling as a result of … folks don’t desire a middle? He will get Jason Kelce comps, so why not seize him to switch … Jason Kelce? – Brinson, CBS Sports activities.
CBS Sports activities, Ryan Wilson – No. 20 total to the Pittsburgh Steelers
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CBS Sports activities’ Ryan Wilson additionally has Linderbaum as a first-round choice with the Pittsburgh Steelers taking Linderbaum No. 20 total.
The Steelers might go defensive position or extensive receiver right here however as an alternative take a middle, one among their weakest positions a season in the past. Sure, the group signed Mason Cole in free company however he’s not assured to win the job and Linderbaum brings some much-needed stability to the center of the offensive line. – Wilson, CBS Sports activities.
ESPN, Matt Miller – No. 29 total to the Houston Texans
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ESPN’s Matt Miller truly has the Houston Texans buying and selling again with the Kansas Metropolis Chiefs. Underneath Miller’s state of affairs, the Chiefs transfer as much as No. 13 and choose Alabama extensive receiver Jameson Williams and the Texans slide again 16 spots to No. 29 and choose up further draft capital. After shifting again, Miller has Houston drafting Linderbaum No. 29 total.
Iowa middle Tyler Linderbaum has been sliding as of late due to his comparatively brief arms, however his agility makes up for it on tape. He’s the kind of constructing block the Texans’ inside offensive line wants. – Miller, ESPN.
NBC Sports activities, Peter King – No. 24 total to the Dallas Cowboys
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NBC Sports activities’ Peter King has the Dallas Cowboys deciding on Linderbaum No. 24 total. King appeared somewhat skeptical about Linderbaum’s lack of positional versatility, however, in the end, Dallas’ observe report for drafting offensive linemen and Iowa’s observe report for creating them results in a first-round match.
Tea leaves choose, due to Dallas’ love of constructing the offensive line (Travis Frederick, Zack Martin, Tyron Smith); due to excessive regard for Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz; and since Linderbaum is rated persistently one of the best middle and a top-20 total prospect on many boards. – King, NBC Sports activities.
FOX Sports activities, Jason McIntyre – No. 24 total to the Dallas Cowboys
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FOX Sports activities’ Jason McIntyre additionally sees the Dallas Cowboys drafting Linderbaum at No. 24 total. Once more, it’s Iowa’s observe report with offensive linemen paving the best way for this projection.
Offensive line is a giant want for Jerry Jones, and Dallas has to hope the trenches manufacturing unit that’s Iowa delivers with Linderbaum, an All-American middle who also can play guard. – McIntyre, FOX Sports activities.
Landing Wire, Doug Farrar – No. 14 total to the Baltimore Ravens
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Whereas it’s not an official mock draft, Landing Wire’s Doug Farrar put collectively his checklist three-round “what I might do” mock draft. Farrar truly has Linderbaum going the very best of any of the earlier projections with the Baltimore Ravens scooping up Linderbaum with the No. 14 total choose.
Ravens normal supervisor Eric DeCosta is well-known for (as James Brown as soon as sang) speaking loud and saying nothing when speaking about upcoming drafts and draft picks. Nonetheless, once you return to DeCosta’s mix press convention, the place he’s evaluating Linderbaum to former Ravens nice and future Corridor of Famer Marshal Yanda, your ears are likely to perk up. Furthermore, Linderbaum, who profiles as a extra highly effective model of Jason Kelce, could be an ideal match for Baltimore’s various offense. – Farrar, Landing Wire.
It’s an attention-grabbing assortment of projections that has Linderbaum touchdown at anyplace from No. 14 to No. 29 within the 2022 NFL draft’s first spherical. Based on these consultants, Linderbaum’s potential touchdown locations embody the Baltimore Ravens, the Dallas Cowboys, the Philadelphia Eagles, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Houston Texans.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) – Twenty Veterans and 5 spouses who died in Iowa have been buried at Iowa Veterans Cemetery, their final resting place, KCCI’s Ben Kaplan reported. This salute was decades in the making because these veterans had been forgotten. Their cremated bodies hadn’t been claimed.
The Final Salute had spend the last few years giving sendoffs to forgotten veterans. This past Friday was the group’s largest yet. Hundreds of people went to the West Des Moines Church and the Iowa Veterans Ceremony to say goodbye.
“This kind of tugs at my heartstrings that these veterans were left on the shelf, and I feel they deserve to be laid to a final resting place, and I wanted to be part of it,” KCCI heard from one attendee.
“I’m just very grateful to be here and be part of this,” another attendee told KCCI.
A World War II veteran was also there to honor the veterans.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) – An East Coast port strike could be just days away, and that could mean spending even more at the grocery store and for other goods here in Iowa.
Workers at the ports along the East Coast are set to strike October 1st.
Around 45,000 dock workers on the East Coast are likely to go on strike for the first time since 1977.
But according to supply chain experts here in Iowa, even if the strike doesn’t end up happening, the damage is already done.
“Apple watch, they’d usually use a port maybe in New England to serve that market, they’ve already diverted their shipments,” said Dr. Andy Anderson, UNI supply chain management professor.
In anticipation of a possible strike, ships on the sea right now are going to the West Coast instead of the East coast.
That means a lot of ships need to take a long detour, which could pose a big risk for any perishables being shipped.
“So what we saw in 2015 with the [West Coast] port strikes is that we saw a lot of things just rotting in their containers because there were so many delays,” Anderson said.
Another factor is that ports on the west coast will be handling ships that normally go to the east coast, which could lead to a big traffic jam for ships on the East Coast.
“West Coast cannot handle the entirety of all these five major East Coast ports, the volume,” said Jade Chu, UNI supply chain management professor.
Delays for perishable products mean trips to the grocery store will be more expensive.
Plus, with the holidays coming up, lots of goods that would be shipped in time for holiday shopping are now potentially being delayed.
“So something that’s small and high in value like an iPhone probably isn’t going to be impacted that much, but if you have something that is much larger and lower value, then you’re going to see a big impact,” Anderson said.
While he still expects shelves to be stocked here in Iowa, delays and some scarcity mean higher costs.
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