NFL Draft Picks 2022: Complete Results from Rounds 1 through 7

The 2022 NFL draft has come and gone, and now the real work for all of the rookies drafted begins. Rookie mini-camp begins on May 17, 2021, and teams and fans will have their first opportunity to see their team's newest players.

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If you missed any of the action of the seven round football fest, we have you covered with the complete results of the 2022 NFL draft.

NFL Draft: Round 1

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1	Jaguars	Travon Walker	Georgia	DE
2	Lions	Aidan Hutchinson	Michigan	DE
3	Texans	Derek Stingley Jr.	LSU	CB
4	Jets	Ahmad Gardner	Cincinnati	CB
5	Giants	Kayvon Thibodeaux	Oregon	DE
6	Panthers	Ikem Ekwonu	NC State	OT
7	Giants	Evan Neal	Alabama	OT
8	Falcons	Drake London	USC	WR
9	Seahawks	Charles Cross	Mississippi St	OT
10	Jets	Garrett Wilson	Ohio State	WR
11	Saints	Chris Olave	Ohio State	WR
12	Lions	Jameson Williams	Alabama	WR
13	Eagles	Jordan Davis	Georgia	DT
14	Ravens	Kyle Hamilton	Notre Dame	S
15	Texans	Kenyon Green	Texas A&M	OG
16	Commanders	Jahan Dotson	Penn State	WR
17	Chargers	Zion Johnson	Boston College	OG
18	Titans	Treylon Burks	Arkansas	WR
19	Saints	Trevor Penning	Northern Iowa	OT
20	Steelers	Kenny Pickett	Pittsburgh	QB
21	Chiefs	Trent McDuffie	Washington	CB
22	Packers	Quay Walker	Georgia	ILB
23	Bills	Kaiir Elam	Florida	CB
24	Cowboys	Tyler Smith	Tulsa	OT
25	Ravens	Tyler Linderbaum	Iowa	C
26	Jets	Jermaine Johnson II	Florida State	DE
27	Jaguars	Devin Lloyd	Utah	ILB
28	Packers	Devonte Wyatt	Georgia	DT
29	Patriots	Cole Strange	Chattanooga	OG
30	Chiefs	George Karlaftis	Purdue	DE
31	Bengals	Daxton Hill	Michigan	S
32	Vikings	Lewis Cine	Georgia	S

The story of round one is that the passing game has officially taken over. Whether it is getting to the quarterback, protecting the quarterback, providing weapons for the quarterback or defending the pass - the game has spoken. Travon Walker is the big story of the round, coming from out of nowhere over the past several months and becoming the number one overall pick. It remains to be seen if Walker's athleticism will translate to NFL production. The receiver class in the first round was led by Drake London, who pairs with Kyle Pitts, to form a dangerous red zone duo. The Ravens may have had the best first round, picking two day one starters in Kyle Hamilton and Tyler Linderbaum.

NFL Draft: Round 2

33	Buccaneers	Logan Hall	DE	Houston
34	Packers	Christian Watson	WR	North Dakota St.
35	Titans	Roger McCreary	CB	Auburn
36	Jets	Breece Hall	RB	Iowa State
37	Texans	Jalen Pitre	S	Baylor
38	Falcons	Arnold Ebiketie	DE	Penn State
39	Bears	Kyler Gordon	CB	Washington
40	Seahawks	Boye Mafe	DE	Minnesota
41	Seahawks	Kenneth Walker III	RB	Michigan St.
42	Vikings	Andrew Booth Jr.	CB	Clemson
43	Giants	Wan'Dale Robinson	WR	Kentucky
44	Texans	John Metchie III	WR	Alabama
45	Ravens	David Ojabo	OLB	Michigan
46	Lions	Josh Paschal	DE	Kentucky
47	Commanders	Phidarian Mathis	DT	Alabama
48	Bears	Jaquan Brisker	S	Penn State
49	Saints	Alontae Taylor	CB	Tennessee
50	Patriots	Tyquan Thornton	WR	Baylor
51	Eagles	Cam Jurgens	C	Nebraska
52	Steelers	George Pickens	WR	Georgia
53	Colts	Alec Pierce	WR	Cincinnati
54	Chiefs	Skyy Moore	WR	Western Michigan
55	Cardinals	Trey McBride	TE	Colorado State
56	Cowboys	Sam Williams	DE	Ole Miss
57	Buccaneers	Luke Goedeke	OG	Central Michigan
58	Falcons	Troy Andersen	LB	Montana State
59	Vikings	Ed Ingram	OG	LSU
60	Bengals	Cam Taylor-Britt	CB	Nebraska
61	49ers	Drake Jackson	DE	USC
62	Chiefs	Bryan Cook	S	Cincinnati
63	Bills	James Cook	RB	Georgia
64	Broncos	Nik Bonitto	LB	Oklahoma

Round two was a buffet of talented players; many of whom will be looked at as immediate starters for their teams. The Chicago Bears retooled their entire secondary with two day one starters in Gordon and Baker. Running backs finally made an appearance in the draft, with the New York Jets getting the number one rated back in Breece Hall, making Zach Wilson's life easier. Two of the more interesting picks were the Cooks. Bryan Cook going to Kansas City adds immediete physicality, while James Cook going to Buffalo gives them a prime weapon for an already top-rated offense.

NFL Draft: Round 3

65	Jaguars	Luke Fortner	C	Kentucky
66	Vikings	Brian Asamoah	ILB	Oklahoma
67	Giants	Josh Ezeudu	OL	North Carolina
68	Browns	Martin Emerson	CB	Mississippi State
69	Titans	Nicholas Petit-Frere	OT	Ohio State
70	Jaguars	Chad Muma	ILB	Wyoming
71	Bears	Velus Jones	WR	Tennessee
72	Seahawks	Abraham Lucas	OT	Washington State
73	Colts	Jelani Woods	TE	Oklahoma State
74	Falcons	Desmond Ridder	QB	Cincinnati
75	Texans	Christian Harris	ILB	Alabama
76	Ravens	Travis Jones	DT	UCONN
77	Colts	Bernhard Raimann	OT	Central Michigan
78	Browns	Alex Wright	EDGE	UAB
79	Chargers	JT Woods	S	Baylor
80	Broncos	Greg Dulcich	TE	UCLA
81	Giants	Cordale Flott	CB	LSU
82	Falcons	DeAngelo Malone	EDGE	Western Kentucky
83	Eagles	Nakobe Dean	LB	Georgia
84	Steelers	DeMarvin Leal	EDGE	Texas A&M
85	Patriots	Marcus Jones	CB	Houston
86	Titans	Malik Willis	QB	Liberty
87	Cardinals	Cam Thomas	EDGE	San Diego State
88	Cowboys	Jalen Tolbert	WR	South Alabama
89	Bills	Terrel Bernard	ILB	Baylor
90	Raiders	Dylan Parham	OL	Memphis
91	Buccaneers	Rachaad White	RB	Arizona State
92	Packers	Sean Rhyan	OL	UCLA
93	49ers	Ty Davis-Price	RB	LSU
94	Panthers	Matt Corral	QB	Ole Miss
95	Bengals	Zach Carter	DT	Florida State
96	Colts	Nick Cross	S	Maryland
97	Lions	Kerby Joseph	S	Illinois
98	Commanders	Brian Robinson	RB	Alabama
99	Browns	David Bell	WR	Purdue
100	Cardinals	Myjai Sanders	EDGE	Cincinnati
101	Jets	Jeremy Ruckert	TE	Ohio State
102	Dolphins	Channing Tindall	LB	Georgia
103	Chiefs	Leo Chenal	LB	Wisconsin
104	Rams	Logan Bruss	OL	Wisconsin
105	49ers	Danny Gray	WR	SMU

Round three is the round of the quarterback. Desmond Ridder, Malik Willis and Matt Corral all have the potential to start in the NFL, but all come with very specific flaws. Jelani Woods, a huge tight end, made his way to the Colts and became an immediate red zone target for Matt Ryan. If he's healthy, a lot of NFL teams are going to regret passing on Nakobe Dean, who finally landed with the Eagles. A favorite pick from round three might be Christian Harris, who should immediately start for the Texans.

NFL Draft: Round 4

106	Buccaneers	Cade Otton	TE	Washington
107	Texans	Dameon Pierce	RB	Florida
108	Browns	Perrion Winfrey	DT	Oklahoma
109	Seahawks	Coby Bryant	CB	Cincinnati
110	Ravens	Danniel Faalele	OT	Minnesota
111	Jets	Max Mitchell	OT	Louisiana
112	Giants	Daniel Bellinger	TE	San Diego St.
113	Commanders	Percy Butler	S	Louisiana
114	Giants	Dane Belton	S	Iowa
115	Broncos	Damarri Mathis	CB	Pitt
116	Broncos	Eyioma Uwazurike	DE	Iowa State
117	Jets	Michael Clemons	DE	Texas A&M
118	Vikings	Akayleb Evans	CB	Missouri
119	Ravens	Jalyn Armour-Davis	CB	Alabama
120	Panthers	Brandon Smith	LB	Penn State
121	Patriots	Jack Jones	CB	Arizona State
122	Raiders	Zamir White	RB	Georgia
123	Chargers	Isaiah Spiller	RB	Texas A&M
124	Browns	Cade York	K	LSU
125	Dolphins	Erik Ezukanma	WR	Texas Tech
126	Raiders	Neil Farrell Jr.	DT	LSU
127	Patriots	Pierre Strong Jr.	RB	South Dakota St.
128	Ravens	Charlie Kolar	TE	Iowa State
129	Cowboys	Jake Ferguson	TE	Wisconsin
130	Ravens	Jordan Stout	P	Penn State
131	Titans	Hassan Haskins	RB	Michigan
132	Packers	Romeo Doubs	WR	Nevada
133	Buccaneers	Jake Camarda	P	Georgia
134	49ers	Spencer Burford	OT	UTSA
135	Chiefs	Joshua Williams	CB	Fayetteville St.
136	Bengals	Cordell Volson	OT	North Dakota St.
137	Patriots	Bailey Zappe	QB	Western Kentucky
138	Steelers	Calvin Austin III	WR	Memphis
139	Ravens	Isaiah Likely	TE	Coastal Carolina
140	Packers	Zach Tom	OT	Wake Forest
141	Ravens	Damarion Williams	CB	Houston
142	Rams	Decobie Durant	CB	South Carolina St.
143	Titans	Chigoziem Okonkwo	TE	Maryland

Round 4 saw two punters go off the board, but not the "Punt God" - nothing like some special teams drama in the middle of the draft. Cade Otton, at the top of the round, could be an immediate factor with so much uncertainty surrounding Rob Gronkowski's return to the Buccaneers. Perrion Winfery (Cleveland) and Coby Bryant (Seattle) should also be factors in their teams' defensive schemes and should see the field fairly soon.

NFL Draft: Round 5

144	Commanders	Sam Howell	QB	North Carolina
145	Chiefs	Darian Kinnard	OT	Kentucky
146	Giants	Micah McFadden	LB	Indiana
147	Giants	DJ Davidson	DT	Arizona State
148	Bills	Khalil Shakir	WR	Boise State
149	Commanders	Cole Turner	TE	Nevada
150	Texans	Thomas Booker	DE	Stanford
151	Falcons	Tyler Allgeier	RB	BYU
152	Broncos	Delarrin Turner-Yell	S	Oklahoma
153	Seahawks	Tariq Woolen	CB	UTSA
154	Jaguars	Snoop Conner	RB	Ole Miss
155	Cowboys	Matt Waletzko	OT	North Dakota St.
156	Browns	Jerome Ford	RB	Cincinnati
157	Buccaneers	Zyon McCollum	CB	Sam Houston St.
158	Seahawks	Tyreke Smith	DE	Ohio State
159	Colts	Eric Johnson	DT	Missouri State
160	Chargers	Otito Ogbonnia	DT	UCLA
161	Saints	D'Marco Jackson	LB	App. State
162	Broncos	Montrell Washington	WR	Samford
163	Titans	Kyle Phillips	WR	UCLA
164	Rams	Kyren Williams	RB	Notre Dame
165	Vikings	Esezi Otomewo	DE	Minnesota
166	Bengals	Tycen Anderson	S	Toledo
167	Cowboys	DaRon Bland	CB	Fresno State
168	Bears	Braxton Jones	OT	Southern Utah
169	Vikings	Ty Chandler	RB	North Carolina
170	Texans	Teagan Quitoriano	TE	Oregon State
171	Broncos	Luke Wattenberg	C	Washington
172	49ers	Samuel Womack	CB	Toledo
173	Giants	Marcus McKethan	OG	North Carolina
174	Bears	Dominique Robinson	LB	Miami-OH
175	aiders	Matthew Butler	DT	Tennessee
176	Cowboys	Damone Clark	LB	LSU
177	Lions	James Mitchell	TE	Virginia Tech
178	Cowboys	John Ridgeway	DT	Arkansas
179	Packers	Kingsley Enagbare	LB	South Carolina

It's unclear if a fifth round was ever as interesting as the 2022 version. Starting with Sam Howell going to the Commanders and having a chance to one day start for them. Carson Wentz is not the long-term answer to anyone's quarterback problems, so Howell can definitely sneak into that starting gig. Kingsley Enagbare is a steal for the Packers with the last pick of the round. He can rush the quarterback and will be a solid piece of their defense. Speaking of defense, the Cowboys added two players in John Ridgeway and Damone Clark, two of the SEC's best defenders last season.

NFL Draft: Round 6

180	Bills	Matt Araiza	P	San Diego St.
181	Eagles	Kyron Johnson	LB	Kansas
182	Giants	Darrian Beavers	LB	Cincinnati
183	Patriots	Kevin Harris	RB	South Carolina
184	Vikings	Vederian Lowe	OT	Illinois
185	Bills	Christian Benford	CB	Villanova
186	Bears	Zachary Thomas	OT	San Diego St.
187	49ers	Nick Zakelj	OT	Fordham
188	Lions	Malcolm Rodriguez	LB	Oklahoma St.
189	Panthers	Amare Barno	LB	Virginia Tech
190	Falcons	Justin Shaffer	OG	Georgia
191	Vikings	Jalen Nailor	WR	Michigan St.
192	Colts	Andrew Ogletree	TE	Youngstown St.
193	Cowboys	Devin Harper	LB	Oklahoma St.
194	Saints	Jordan Jackson	DT	Air Force
195	Chargers	Jamaree Salyer	OG	Georgia
196	Ravens	Tyler Badie	RB	Missouri
197	Jaguars	Gregory Junior	CB	Ouachita Baptist
198	Eagles	Grant Calcaterra	TE	SMU
199	Panthers	Cade Mays	OG	Tennessee
200	Patriots	Sam Roberts	DT	NW Missouri St.
201	Cardinals	Keaontay Ingram	RB	USC
202	Browns	Michael Woods II	WR	Oklahoma
203	Bears	Trestan Ebner	RB	Baylor
204	Titans	Theo Jackson	S	Tennessee
205	Texans	Austin Deculus	OT	LSU
206	Broncos	Matt Henningsen	DT	Wisconsin
207	Bears	Doug Kramer	C	Illinois
208	Steelers	Connor Heyward	FB	Michigan St.
209	Bills	Luke Tenuta	OT	Virginia Tech
210	Patriots	Chasen Hines	OG	LSU
211	Rams	Quentin Lake	S	UCLA
212	Rams	Derion Kendrick	CB	Georgia
213	Falcons	John FitzPatrick	TE	Georgia
214	Chargers	Ja'Sir Taylor	CB	Wake Forest
215	Cardinals	Lecitus Smith	OG	Virginia Tech
216	Colts	Curtis Brooks	DT	Cincinnati
217	Lions	James Houston	LB	Jackson State
218	Buccaneers	Ko Kieft	TE	Minnesota
219	Titans	Chance Campbell	LB	Ole Miss
220	49ers	Kalia Davis	DT	UCF
221	49ers	Tariq Castro-Fields	CB	Penn State

The best punter in college football goes to a team that never punts, which means that, when the Buffalo Bills do choose to punt, look out! The Panthers selection of guard Cade Mays is a standout. He's a veteran who has played against some of the best competition in college football. Look for Malcolm Rodriguez to make an impact with the Detroit Lions. The linebacker has an old-school mentality that will catch the eye of head coach Dan Campbell.

NFL Draft: Round 7

222	Jaguars	Montaric Brown	CB	Arkansas
223	Browns	Isaiah Thomas	DE	Oklahoma
224	Dolphins	Cameron Goode	LB	Cal
225	Steelers	Mark Robinson	LB	Ole Miss
226	Bears	J'Atyre Carter	OG	Southern
227	Vikings	Nick Muse	TE	South Carolina
228	Packers	Tariq Carpenter	LB	Georgia Tech
229	Seahawks	Bo Melton	WR	Rutgers
230	Commanders	Chris Paul	OG	Tulsa
231	Bills	Baylon Spector	LB	Clemson
232	Broncos	Falon Hicks	CB	Wisconsin
233	Seahawks	Dareke Young	WR	Lenoir-Rhyne
234	Packers	Jonathan Ford	DT	Miami
235	Rams	Daniel Hardy	LB	Montana St.
236	Chargers	Deane Leonard	CB	Ole Miss
237	Lions	Chase Lucas	CB	Arizona State
238	Raiders	Thayer Munford	OT	Ohio State
239	Colts	Rodney Thomas	DB	Yale
240	Commanders	Christian Holmes	CB	Oklahoma St.
241	Steelers	Chris Oladokun	QB	South Dakota St.
242	Panthers	Kalon Barnes	CB	Baylor
243	Chiefs	Jaylen Watson	CB	Washington St.
244	Cardinals	Christian Matthew	CB	Valdosta St.
245	Patriots	Andrew Stueber	OG	Michigan
246	Browns	Dawson Deaton	C	Texas Tech
247	Dolphins	Skylar Thompson	QB	Kansas State
248	Buccaneers	Andre Anthony	DE	LSU
249	Packers	Rasheed Walker	OT	Penn State
250	Raiders	Brittain Brown	RB	UCLA
251	Chiefs	Isaih Pacheco	RB	Rutgers
252	Bengals	Jeffrey Gunter	DE	Coastal Carolina
253	Rams	Russ Yeast	S	Kansas State
254	Bears	Elijah Hicks	S	Cal
255	Bears	Trenton Gill	P	NC State
256	Cardinals	Jesse Luketa	LB	Penn State
257	Cardinals	Marquis Hayes	OG	Oklahoma
258	Packers	Samori Toure	WR	Nebraska
259	Chiefs	Nazeeh Johnson	S	Marshall
260	Chargers	Zander Horvath	FB	Purdue
261	Rams	AJ Arcuri	OT	Michigan State
262	49ers	Brock Purdy	QB	Iowa State

The seventh round saw a few more quarterbacks go off the board, including Skylar Thompson to Miami. He enters the league at 25 years old and has some mobility around the pocket, so with often injured quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Teddy Bridgewater in front of him, there's a chance he could see the field if he makes the team.