2181 Championship

Tokyo Steel vs. Dublin Shamrocks

The 2181 Global Bowl is set for Istanbul. Tokyo eliminated Los Angeles in the West, Dublin ended Moscow's title defense in the East, and the 2181 draft begins as soon as the final whistle clears.

16

2181 franchises

27

current listed picks

52

draft-eligible players

9

weekly gameplan points

Draft Week / Standby

2181 Draft Command Board

26 of 26 picks are recorded. The next team is on the clock.

Full draft room
Standby 26 / 26 Picks recorded
On Clock TBD Awaiting first selection
Available 26 Players remain
Latest Commissioner Signal

Draft is complete!

RankPlayerPositionSchoolDescriptionDrafted by:
1Mason SpencerQBSyracuseHeisman Winner, Pinpoint accuracy and scramblerTaken by SYD
1Rafael NevesEdgeUniv. of ChileNon-stop motor, LT-like impact on gamesTaken by BUE
1Gavril YanovichSSUral Federal U.Big hitter who plays with a chip, gym ratTaken by PAR
1Bahri ErginOTIstanbul U.Massive base and long arms, natural and vocal leaderTaken by SEO
1Jace FreemanCBTCUShort memory, fierce competitor, thrives on big stageTaken by AMS
1Martin TaylorWRUniv. of Illinois6'3", disciplined, soft hands, fearlessTaken by LON
1Cliff SwainMLBStanford Univ.Cerebral, plays with an edge, demanding leaderTaken by SEO
1Greg CovingtonDTUniv. of Ottawa3rd generation pro, quiet, very sure tacklerTaken by LAD
2Paul DaviesOTU of TorontoQuiet, fewest penalties, coach's son, academic standoutTaken by LAD
2Keon IsaacRBExcelsior C.C.Speedster from Jamaica, did he play top level competition?Taken by ANC
2Dacio GalonoOLBWhatsamatta U.Seems to always come up with splash playsTaken by BUE
2Anwar WasieCBUniv. of GondarOld school bump and run corner, terrific feel for the gameTaken by NYT
2Grant SawyerQBBaylorRun and shoot QB, super quick release, gamblerTaken by CAP
2Kendall WilliamsQBUniv. of PittsburghAverage arm, quick decision maker, accurate, calmTaken by CAI
2Armando ReyesNTN.T.I. of MexicoImpossible to move run stopper, injury proneAvailable
2Chance AriesWRMiss. Valley StateSneaky fast, wants the ballTaken by PAR
3Dawson CorelleTEIowaSoft hands, nose for the endzone, willing blockerTaken by MOS
3Ivan BednarDEWest Bohemia Univ.Big hitter who plays the run exceptionally wellTaken by AMS
3Quintin VeldhofRBAmsterdam Univ.Scat back with terrific hands, can play slot wrTaken by AUK
3Fabien BattierWRUniv. of BordeauSmooth in and out of breaks, self-motivatorAvailable
3Elzek MoreauCBGhent UniversityNever takes a play-off, willing tacklerTaken by TOK
3George CooperDTGriffith UniversityFunny, lacks technique but always seems to make playsAvailable
3Mirembe TraceTEUniv. of BamakoRaw but gifted, thin, former soccer goalieAvailable
3Wilbur CrenshawOTAlbany State6'7, 390lbs pass-blocking specialist, conditioning?Available
3John WinterCUniv. of MiamiNot huge but great leverage and techniqueTaken by SYD
4Alexios StrakouSS/FSMediterranean CollegeBig hitter who can play either safety spotTaken by CAI
4Graham StewartOTAuburn Univ.Not a full-time starter til senior season, projectAvailable
4Makino MokuEdgeKyoto Univ.Incredible first step and superior conditioningAvailable
4Leonard HopkinsMLBOxford U.Sure tackler and vocal leader, not great in coverageAvailable
4Kai TimmonsWRWashington St.Fastest 40 time, suspect hands, poor WonderlicAvailable
4Jakob VynsonSSUniv. of WarsawProjects as tweener LB/SS. 4.6 forty but big hitterTaken by NYT
4Kendis WorleyCBUniv. of BonnPhysical (can be handsy), terrific in run supportAvailable
4Art DentonDTUniv. of MarylandExcellent at controlling gaps, disciplinedAvailable
4Aiden LaForceCMarshall Univ.Missed senior year due to injury, plays to the whistleAvailable
4Matrix GoreRBUniv. of MiamiRelative of Frank Gore, similar build, great handsTaken by LON
4Brent LylesEdgeFlorida Inst. of Tech.Madman, off-field issues, fearless to a faultAvailable
5Milton CausewellGCentral MichiganPlayed every O-line position, doesn't wow uAvailable
5Yang KwanCSeoul National Univ.Undersized and cerebral. Toughness is unquestioned.Taken by SEO
5Muhammad el-SamadOLBUniv. of DamascusDoes everything well but nothing exceptionalAvailable
5Rashon VerseCBTuskegee Univ.Fearlessness leads him to take chances, undersizedAvailable
5Romario BlackwoodQBUniv. of the West IndiesRun-first QB who ran the triple-optionAvailable
5Kuno OjaFBTallinn Univ.Lives for contact and plays to the whistleAvailable
5Greyson McCabeTEWVUBlocking specialist, average hands and speedAvailable
5Leoz MaxwellCBEast CarolinaGambler, lives for interceptionsAvailable
5Baka RainesNTLSUTakes every play personally, run-stufferAvailable
5Dan SmithOGBYUGreat pass blocker, sub-par run blocker, coachableAvailable
5Dobson PhippsFSCentral MichiganGreat anticipation makes up for lack of speedAvailable
5Jose DiezWRIbero-American U.6'5" undeniable talent, not a willing blockerAvailable
5Miroslaw RaczinskiWR/RWaivers: former OSL/AMSUndersized receiver but great returner entering his eighth season at age 30; grants a free 6 on the return side.Taken by BRA
5Daan KosterEdgeWaivers: former AMSFormer Amsterdam edge entering his second season at age 24.Available
4Theo RedmondSSWaivers: former LONFormer London safety entering his sixth season at age 28.Taken by MOS
2Torfinn ErstadRBWaivers: former OSLFormer Oslo running back entering his seventh season at age 29.Available

League Structure

The original 2181 alignment.

All teams

Western Conference

North American

  • Los Angeles Devils
  • New York Towers
  • Toronto Frost
  • Chicago Wolves

Ocean

  • Buenos Aires Condors
  • Tokyo Steel
  • Seoul White Tigers
  • Sydney Swagmen

Eastern Conference

Ancients

  • Dublin Shamrocks
  • Cairo Scarabs
  • Paris Revolution
  • London Lions

Central

  • Oslo Vikings
  • Cape Town Great White
  • Moscow Red Army
  • Amsterdam Galleons

Featured Clubs

Global Bowl finalists and draft movers.

Tokyo

Steel

Global Bowl finalist

Dublin

Shamrocks

Global Bowl finalist

Los Angeles

Devils

Two draft positions open

Moscow

Red Army

Two draft positions open

Cape Town

Great White

Holds New York's first-round pick

New York

Towers

Drafting 4th via Cape Town

League Wire

Serious league office, theatrical headlines.

The news system is designed for retroactive archive posts now and new official releases, team statements, draft dispatches, and commissioner notes going forward.

Draft

Draft night ends with Seoul/Buenos Aires first-pick swap

Draft Day, 2181

Global Bowl

Tokyo and Dublin book the Steel/Shamrock Showdown

July 18, 2181

Transactions

New York and Cape Town complete first-round pick swap

July 18, 2181

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