It’s that time of the year, and here is my full and complete list of 2022 NFL Draft picks–by round, team, player, position, and school.
ROUND 1
1. Jacksonville Jaguars: Travon Walker (DE Georgia)
One of the most athletically gifted players with big upside as a speed rusher off the edge that can be a fixture across from Josh Allen in their front seven.
Player Comparison: TJ Watt (OLB Pittsburgh Steelers)
2. Detroit Lions: Aidan Hutchinson (DE Michigan)
His production this past season skyrocketed his stock, as he was dominant on the edge against elite competition.
Player Comparison: Bradley Chubb (OLB Denver Broncos)
3. Houston Texans: Ikem Ekwonu (OT NC State)
With the Texans’ rebuild, Ekwonu fills a huge need along the offensive line, while providing versatility to play four different positions.
Player Comparison: Tristan Wirfs (OT Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
4. New York Jets: Kavon Thibodeaux (DE Oregon)
Arguably the most physically talented player, Thibodeaux fills a need in Robert Salah’s defense as an edge rusher that can garner extra attention.
Player Comparison: JJ Watt (DE Arizona Cardinals)
5. New York Giants: Evan Neal (OT Alabama)
After their offensive line has disappointed for years, the new regime adds a player that was dominant at both OT and OG while at Alabama.
Player Comparison: Laremy Tunsil (OT Houston Texans)
6. Carolina Panthers: Malik Willis (QB Liberty)
He has the highest upside of all the QBs in the draft, with elite athleticism and arm strength but will need time to develop his ability to read defenses.
Player Comparison: Josh Allen (QB Buffalo Bills)
7. New York Giants: Ahmad Gardner (CB Cincinnati)
With the uncertainty with James Bradberry’s future with the team, Gardner will step in is their top CB, who has locked up WRs his entire college career.
Player Comparison: Darius Slay (CB Philadelphia Eagles)
8. Atlanta Falcons: Kyle Hamilton (S Notre Dame)
For a team needing an infusion of talent on defense, Hamilton provides them with a versatile defender that can play all over the field.
Player Comparison: Derwin James (S Los Angeles Chargers)
9. Seattle Seahawks: Charles Cross (OT Mississippi State)
With the departure of Duane Brown, the Seahawks fill the hole at LT with an great athlete for his size, who has good feet to control the edge.
Player Comparison: Tyron Smith (OT Dallas Cowboys)
10. New York Jets: Drake London (WR USC)
He is a huge WR with a large catch radius and great hands that can develop into a legit go-to WR on third downs or in the red zone.
Player Comparison: Kyle Pitts (TE Atlanta Falcons)
11. Washington Commanders: Trevor Penning (OT Northern Iowa)
As they have to retool their once-dominant line, Penning can take on either OT, providing toughness to their front against edge rushers.
Player Comparison: Brandon Scherff (OG Jacksonville Jaguars)
12. Minnesota Vikings: Derek Stingley (CB LSU)
He was arguably the best player in the country as a freshman, as he has displayed true lock-down ability but needs to stay healthy and become more consistent.
Player Comparison: Jalen Ramsey (CB Los Angeles Rams)
13. Houston Texans: Jermaine Johnson (DE Florida State)
After getting his chance to consistently play, he showed big-play ability as an edge rusher who has the ideal combo of size, speed and technique.
Player Comparison: Chandler Jones (DE Las Vegas Raiders)
14. Baltimore Ravens: Jordan Davis (DT Georgia)
He was arguably the best player in the country last year, as he took on defenders against the run and pass, clearing things up for his talented teammates.
Player Comparison: Calais Campbell (DT Baltimore Ravens)
15. Philadelphia Eagles: Jameson Williams (WR Alabama)
As they continue to build around Jalen Hurts, they add the most explosive player in the country last year that can be the home-run threat across from DeVonta Smith.
Player Comparison: Justin Jefferson (WR Minnesota Vikings)
16. New Orleans Saints: Garrett Wilson (WR Ohio State)
He can step in right away with his elite route running and ideal skill set that can line up on the outside or inside opposite Michael Thomas.
Player Comparison: Amari Cooper (WR Cleveland Browns)
17. Los Angeles Chargers: Zion Johnson (OL Boston College)
After investing heavily on defense this offseason, adding Johnson provides an upgrade at either OG or RT for a team ready to compete as long as Justin Herbert is healthy.
Player Comparison: Elgton Jenkins (OL Green Bay Packers)
18. Philadelphia Eagles: Trent McDuffie (CB Washington)
They have a hole on their defense opposite Darius Slay and he fits nicely as a physical CB that will excel in their zone-heavy concepts.
Player Comparison: Marshon Lattimore (CB New Orleans Saints)
19. New Orleans Saints: Desmond Ridder (QB Cincinnati)
With no long-term solution on their roster at QB, Ridder provides them with a proven winner that can make plays with his arm and legs.
Player Comparison: Ryan Tannehill (QB Tennessee Titans)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers: Kenny Pickett (QB Pittsburgh)
They do not have a long-term plan to replace Ben Roethlisberger and Pickett was the best QB in college last year, as he commanded the offense, making big plays down the field.
Player Comparison: Matt Ryan (QB Indianapolis Colts)
21. New England Patriots: Devin Lloyd (LB Utah)
With the losses of key LBs, the Patriots fill the void with an athletic player that is equally effective in coverage or attacking the line of scrimmage.
Player Comparison: Fred Warner (LB San Francisco 49ers)
22. Green Bay Packers: George Karlaftis (DE Purdue)
He provides their defensive front with versatility, as he can play as a stand-up OLB or slide down on the line with his hand in the dirt.
Player Comparison: Zadarius Smith (OLB Minnesota Vikings)
23. Arizona Cardinals: Tyler Linderbaum (C Iowa)
He can be the most impactful rookie, as he provides leadership to their protection with being an elite technician against interior rushers.
Player Comparison: Quenton Nelson (OG Indianapolis Colts)
24. Dallas Cowboys: Daxton Hill (S Michigan)
The Cowboys had problems on the back end of their defense and Hill fits nicely as he can play in the slot or as a ball-hawking S.
Player Comparison: Devin McCourty (S New England Patriots)
25. Buffalo Bills: Breece Hall (RB Iowa State)
With their running game struggles last season, Hall gives them a true lead back that is explosive with the ball in his hands that can make plays as a receiver as well.
Player Comparison: Aaron Jones (RB Green Bay Packers)
26. Tennessee Titans: Nakobe Dean (LB Georgia)
Their starting ILBs have left over the past year and Dean provides not only the leadership but instincts to command the middle of the field.
Player Comparison: Roquan Smith (LB Chicago Bears)
27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Devonte Wyatt (DT Georgia)
The Buccaneers need to add youth to their defensive front to pair with Vita Vea, as Wyatt is an elite penetrator that can reset the line of scrimmage against the run or pass.
Player Comparison: Chris Jones (DT Kansas City Chiefs)
28. Green Bay Packers: Chris Olave (WR Ohio State)
After losing their top two WRs, Olave can step right in as an explosive deep threat that utilizes his quickness and route running to get open.
Player Comparison: Stefon Diggs (WR Buffalo Bills)
29. Kansas City Chiefs: Treylon Burks (WR Arkansas)
He provides their elite offense with an extra element as he can play inside or outside at WR and line up in the backfield, creating nightmares for defenses.
Player Comparison: Deebo Samuel (WR San Francisco 49ers)
30. Kansas City Chiefs: David Ojabo (DE Michigan)
Even with his injury, Ojabo’s long-term outlook makes him a steal, as he has all the physical tools to become an elite edge rusher.
Player Comparison: Shaq Barrett (OLB Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
31. Cincinnati Bengals: Andrew Booth Jr (CB Clemson)
The Bengals struggles against top passing offenses is given help, as Booth is a long CB with great ball skills that can match up against elite WRs.
Player Comparison: James Bradberry (CB New York Giants)
32. Detroit Lions: Matt Corral (QB Ole Miss)
As the Lions look for a long-term option at QB, taking Corral here provides an extra year of team control, as he can develop under Jared Goff.
Player Comparison: Zach Wilson (QB New York Jets)
ROUND 2
33. Jacksonville Jaguars: Kenyon Green (OL Texas A&M)
34. Detroit Lions: Lewis Cine (S Georgia)
35. New York Jets: Kaiir Elam (CB Florida)
36. New York Giants: Arnold Ebiketie (OLB Penn State)
37. Houston Texans: Roger McCreary (CB Auburn)
38. New York Jets: Bernhard Raimann (OT Central Michigan)
39. Chicago Bears: Christian Watson (WR ND State)
40. Seattle Seahawks: Sam Howell (QB UNC)
41. Seattle Seahawks: Kyler Gordon (CB Washington)
42. Indianapolis Colts: Trey McBride (TE Colorado State)
43. Atlanta Falcons: Jahan Dotson (WR Penn State)
44. Cleveland Browns: DeMarvin Leal (DT Texas A&M)
45. Baltimore Ravens: Boye Mafe (DE Minnesota)
46. Minnesota Vikings: Cameron Jurgens (C Nebraska)
47. Washington Commanders: Alec Pierce (WR Cincinnati)
48. Chicago Bears: Logan Hall (DT Houston)
49. New Orleans Saints: Tyler Smith (OT Tulsa)
50. Kansas City Chiefs: Tariq Woolen (CB UTSA)
51. Philadelphia Eagles: Jaquan Brisker (S Penn State)
52. Pittsburgh Steelers: Daniel Faalele (OT Minnesota)
53. Green Bay Packers: Christian Harris (LB Alabama)
54. New England Patriots: Cameron Thomas (DE San Diego State)
55. Arizona Cardinals: Drake Jackson (DE USC)
56. Dallas Cowboys: Cole Strange (OL Chattanooga)
57. Buffalo Bills: Travis Jones (DT Connecticut)
58. Atlanta Falcons: Carson Strong (QB Nevada)
59. Green Bay Packers: George Pickens (WR Georgia)
60. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Kenneth Walker (RB Michigan State)
61. San Francisco 49ers: Jalen Pitre (S Baylor)
62. Kansas City Chiefs: Sam Williams (DE Ole Miss)
63. Cincinnati Bengals: Quay Walker (LB Georgia)
64. Denver Broncos: Troy Anderson (LB Montana State)
ROUND 3
65. Jacksonville Jaguars: Perrion Winfrey (DT Oklahoma)
66. Detroit Lions: Chad Muma (LB Wyoming)
67. New York Giants: Greg Dulcich (TE UCLA)
68. Houston Texans: Skyy Moore (WR Western Michigan)
69. New York Jets: Isaiah Spiller (RB Texas A&M)
70. Jacksonville Jaguars: Brandon Smith (LB Penn State)
71. Chicago Bears: Sean Rhyan (OL UCLA)
72. Seattle Seahawks: Myaji Sanders (DE Cincinnati)
73. Indianapolis Colts: John Metchie III (WR Alabama)
74. Atlanta Falcons: Kingsley Enagbare (DE South Carolina)
75. Denver Broncos: Abraham Lucas (OT Washington State)
76. Baltimore Ravens: Ed Ingram (OL LSU)
77. Minnesota Vikings: Kerby Joseph (S Illinois)
78. Cleveland Browns: David Bell (WR Purdue)
79. Los Angeles Chargers: Phidarian Mathis (DT Alabama)
80. Houston Texans: Rachaad White (RB Arizona State)
81. New York Giants: Bailey Zappe (QB Western Kentucky)
82. Atlanta Falcons: Jerome Ford (RB Cincinnati)
83. Philadelphia Eagles: Channing Tindall (LB Georgia)
84. Pittsburgh Steelers: Martin Emerson (CB Mississippi State)
85. New England Patriots: Coby Bryant (CB Cincinnati)
86. Las Vegas Raiders: Lecitus Smith (OG Virginia Tech)
87. Arizona Cardinals: Justyn Ross (WR Clemson)
88. Dallas Cowboys: Matthew Butler (DT Tennessee)
89. Buffalo Bills: Darrian Kinnard (OT Kentucky)
90. Tennessee Titans: Nicholas Petit-Frere (OT Ohio State)
91. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Nick Cross (S Maryland)
92. Green Bay Packers: Isaiah Likely (TE Coastal Carolina)
93. San Francisco 49ers: Jalen Tolbert (WR South Alabama)
94. Kansas City Chiefs: James Cook (RB Georgia)
95. Cincinnati Bengals: Jeremy Ruckert (TE Ohio State)
96. Denver Broncos: Nik Bonitto (OLB Oklahoma)
97. Detroit Lions: Calvin Austin III (WR Memphis)
98. New Orleans Saints: Verone McKinley (S Oregon)
99. Cleveland Browns: Isaiah Thomas (DE Oklahoma)
100. Baltimore Ravens: Wan’Dale Robinson (WR Kentucky)
101. Philadelphia Eagles: Jesse Luketa (DE Penn State)
102. Miami Dolphins: Brian Asamoah II (LB Oklahoma)
103. Kansas City Chiefs: JT Woods (S Baylor)
104. Los Angeles Rams: Braxton Jones (OT Southern Utah)
105. San Francisco 49ers: Cam Taylor-Britt (CB Nebraska)
ROUND 4
106. Jacksonville Jaguars: Romeo Doubs (WR Nevada)
107. Houston Texans: Leo Chenal (LB Wisconsin)
108. Houston Texans: Leon O’Neal (S Texas A&M)
109. Seattle Seahawks: Damone Clark (LB LSU)
110. Baltimore Ravens: Kyren Williams (RB Notre Dame)
111. New York Jets: Sterling Weatherford (S Miami-Ohio)
112. New York Giants: Erik Ezukanma (WR Texas Tech)
113. Washington Commanders: Jayln Armour-Davis (CB Alabama)
114. Atlanta Falcons: Darrian Beavers (LB Cincinnati)
115. Denver Broncos: Zachary Carter (DT Florida)
116. Denver Broncos: Marquis Hayes (OG Oklahoma)
117. New York Jets: Jaylen Wydermyer (TE Texas A&M)
118. Cleveland Browns: Haskell Garrett (DT Ohio State)
119. Baltimore Ravens: Alontae Taylor (CB Tennessee)
120. New Orleans Saints: Chris Hinton (DT Michigan)
121. Kansas City Chiefs: Jelani Woods (TE Virginia)
122. Indianapolis Colts: Rasheed Walker (OT Penn State)
123. Los Angeles Chargers: Brian Robinson Jr (RB Alabama)
124. Philadelphia Eagles: Jamaree Slayer (OL Georgia)
125. Miami Dolphins: Dominque Robinson (OLB Miami-Ohio)
126. Las Vegas Raiders: Tariq Castro-Fields (CB Penn State)
127. New England Patriots: Khalil Shakir (WR Boise State)
128. Baltimore Ravens: Jake Ferguson (TE Wisconsin)
129. Dallas Cowboys: Mario Goodrich (CB Clemson)
130. Buffalo Bills: Zyon McCollum (CB Sam Houston State)
131. Tennessee Titans: DeAngelo Malone (OLB Western Kentucky)
132. Green Bay Packers: Cade Mays (OL Tennessee)
133. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Joshua Williams (CB Fayetteville State)
134. San Francisco 49ers: Dameon Pierce (RB Florida)
135. Kansas City Chiefs: Tyquan Thornton (WR Baylor)
136. Cincinnati Bengals: Alec Lindstrom (C Boston College)
137. Carolina Panthers: Dare Rosenthal (OT Kentucky)
138. Pittsburgh Steelers: Josh Paschal (DE Kentucky)
139. Baltimore Ravens: Terrel Bernard (LB Baylor)
140. Green Bay Packers: John Ridgeway (DT Arkansas)
141. Baltimore Ravens: Bryan Cook (S Cincinnati)
142. Los Angeles Chargers: Jeffrey Gunter (OLB Coastal Carolina)
143. Tennessee Titans: Kyle Phillips (WR UCLA)
ROUND 5
144. Carolina Panthers: Chigoziem Okonkwo (TE Maryland)
145. Seattle Seahawks: Pierre Strong Jr. (RB South Dakota State)
146. New York Jets: Michael Clemons (DE Texas A&M)
147. New York Giants: Tyler Badie (RB Missouri)
148. Chicago Bears: Alex Wright (DE UAB)
149. Carolina Panthers: Zakoby McClain (LB Auburn)
150. Chicago Bears: Dylan Parham (OL Memphis)
151. Atlanta Falcons: Yusuf Corker (S Kentucky)
152. Denver Broncos: Mykael Wright (CB Oregon)
153. Seattle Seahawks: Josh Jobe (CB Alabama)
154. Philadelphia Eagles: Cade Otton (TE Washington)
155. Dallas Cowboys: Samori Toure (WR Nebraska)
156. Minnesota Vikings: Tyler Goodson (RB Iowa)
157. Jacksonville Jaguars: Smoke Monday (S Auburn)
158. New England Patriots: Chasen Hines (OL LSU)
159. Indianapolis Colts: Tyreke Smith (DE Ohio State)
160. Los Angeles Chargers: Dontario Drummond (WR Ole Miss)
161. New Orleans Saints: Charlie Kolar (TE Iowa State)
162. Philadelphia Eagles: Bubba Bolden (S Miami)
163. New York Jets: Matt Waletzko (OT North Dakota)
164. Las Vegas Raiders: JoJo Domann (LB Nebraska)
165. Las Vegas Raiders: Velus Jones Jr (WR Tennessee)
166. Philadelphia Eagles: Matt Araiza (P San Diego State)
167. Dallas Cowboys: Tyler Allgeier (RB BYU)
168. Buffalo Bills: Marcus Jones (CB Houston)
169. Tennessee Titans: Damarri Mathis (CB Pittsburgh)
170. Houston Texans: James Empsey (C BYU)
171. Green Bay Packers: Max Mitchell (OT Louisiana)
172. San Francisco 49ers: Dohnovan West (OL Arizona State)
173. New York Giants: Thayer Munford (OL Ohio State)
174. Cincinnati Bengals: Amare Barno (DE Virginia Tech)
175. Los Angeles Rams: Chase Lucas (CB Arizona State)
176. Dallas Cowboys: Myron Cunningham (OL Arkansas)
177. Detroit Lions: Grant Calcaterra (TE SMU)
178. Dallas Cowboys: Tre’ Williams (DE Arkansas)
179. Indianapolis Colts: Derion Kendrick (CB Georgia)
ROUND 6
180. Jacksonville Jaguars: Zamir White (RB Georgia)
181. Detroit Lions: Hassan Haskins (RB Michigan)
182. New York Giants: Markquese Bell (S Florida A&M)
183. New England Patriots: Matt Henningsen (DT Wisconsin)
184. Minnesota Vikings: Kaleb Eleby (QB Western Michigan)
185. Buffalo Bills: Kolby Harvell-Peel (S Oklahoma State)
186. Chicago Bears: Jaylen Watson (CB Washington State)
187. San Francisco 49ers: James Mitchell (TE Virginia Tech)
188. Jacksonville Jaguars: Luke Fortner (C Kentucky)
189. Washington Commanders: Reed Blankenship (S Middle Tennessee)
190. Atlanta Falcons: Logan Bruss (OT Wisconsin)
191. Minnesota Vikings: Charleston Rambo (WR Miami)
192. Minnesota Vikings: Lucas Krull (TE Pittsburgh)
193. Dallas Cowboys: Aqeel Glass (QB Alabama A&M)
194. New Orleans Saints: James Houston IV (LB Jackson State)
195. Los Angeles Chargers: Otito Ogbonnia (DT UCLA)
196. Baltimore Ravens: Dawson Deaton (C Texas Tech)
197. Jacksonville Jaguars: Cole Turner (TE Nevada)
198. Jacksonville Jaguars: Micah McFadden (LB Indiana)
199. Carolina Panthers: Cordell Volson (OL North Dakota State)
200. New England Patriots: Trae Barry (TE Boston College)
201. Arizona Cardinals: Vincent Gray (CB Michigan)
202. Cleveland Browns: Ellis Brooks (LB Penn State)
203. Buffalo Bills: Peyton Hendershot (TE Indiana)
204. Tennessee Titans: Justin Shaffer (OG Georgia)
205. Houston Texans: Danny Gray (WR SMU)
206. Denver Broncos: Ty Chandler (RB North Carolina)
207. Houston Texans: DJ Davidson (DT Arizona State)
208. Pittsburgh Steelers: Josh Blackwell (CB Duke)
209. Cincinnati Bengals: Zonovan Knight (RB NC State)
210. New England Patriots: Bo Melton (WR Rutgers)
211. Los Angeles Rams: Scott Nelson (S Wisconsin)
212. Los Angeles Rams: Allie Green IV (CB Missouri)
213. Atlanta Falcons: Slade Bolden (WR Alabama)
214. Los Angeles Chargers: Luke Goedeke (OG Central Michigan)
215. Arizona Cardinals: Kennedy Brooks (RB Oklahoma)
216. Indianapolis Colts: Brock Purdy (QB Iowa State)
217. Detroit Lions: Akayleb Evans (CB Missouri)
218. Los Angeles Chargers: Chris Paul (OT Tulsa)
219. Tennessee Titans: Obinna Eze (OT TCU)
220. San Francisco 49ers: Shaun Jolly (CB Appalachian State)
221. San Francisco 49ers: Dustin Crum (QB Kent State)
ROUND 7
222. Jacksonville Jaguars: Kellen Diesch (OT Arizona State)
223. Cleveland Browns: Quentin Lake (S UCLA)
224. Miami Dolphins: Jack Sanborn (LB Wisconsin)
225. Pittsburgh Steelers: Emeka Emezie (WR NC State)
226. Cincinnati Bengals: Neil Farrell Jr (DT LSU)
227. Las Vegas Raiders: Zach Tom (OT Wake Forest)
228. Green Bay Packers: Christopher Allen (OLB Alabama)
229. Seattle Seahawks: D’Marco Jackson (LB Appalachian State)
230. Washington Commanders: William Dunkle (OG San Diego State)
231. Buffalo Bills: Jerreth Sterns (WR Western Kentucky)
232. Denver Broncos: Gerrit Prince (TE UAB)
233. Kansas City Chiefs: Kalon Barnes (CB Baylor)
234. Denver Broncos: Mike Rose (LB Iowa State)
235. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jake Carmada (P Georgia)
236. Los Angeles Chargers: Kana’I Mauga (LB USC)
237. Philadelphia Eagles: Thomas Booker (DT Stanford)
238. Los Angeles Chargers: Olakunle Fatukasi (LB Rutgers)
239. Indianapolis Colts: Nasir Greer (S Wake Forest)
240. Washington Commanders: D’Vonte Price (RB FIU)
241. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jeremiah Moon (LB Florida)
242. Carolina Panthers: Chris Steele (CB USC)
243. Kansas City Chiefs: Jalen McKenzie (OT USC)
244. Arizona Cardinals: Jordan Williams (DT Virginia Tech)
245. New England Patriots: Sincere McCormick (RB UTSA)
246. Cleveland Browns: Dai’Jean Dixon (WR Nicholls State)
247. Miami Dolphins: Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa (DE Notre Dame)
248. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jean Delance (OT Florida)
249. Green Bay Packers: Tycen Anderson (S Toledo)
250. Minnesota Vikings: Joshua Ezeudu (OT UNC)
251. Kansas City Chiefs: Julius Turner (DT Rutgers)
252. Cincinnati Bengals: Daniel Bellinger (TE San Diego State)
253. Los Angeles Rams: Zach VanValkenburg (DE Iowa)
254. Los Angeles Chargers: Jermaine Waller (CB Virginia Tech)
255. Los Angeles Chargers: Joey Blount (S Virginia)
256. Arizona Cardinals: Clarence Hicks (LB UTSA)
257. Arizona Cardinals: Bamidele Olaseni (OT Utah)
258. Green Bay Packers: Jeremiah Gemmel (LB UNC)
259. Kansas City Chiefs: Aaron Hansford (LB Texas A&M)
260. Los Angeles Chargers: Chance Campbell (LB Ole Miss)
261. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: EJ Perry IV (QB Brown)
262. San Francisco 49ers: Noah Ellis (DT Idaho)
