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Check out the updated pick order for Day 2 of the 2022 NFL draft
After a wild first round, the 2022 NFL draft continues Friday night, with the second and third rounds, set to kick off at 7 p.m. ET.
There were plenty of trades that went down Thursday night, which caused a ton of movement in the draft order moving forward.
Where’s your favorite team picking now?
Here’s an updated look at every selection in the second and third rounds:
Here is the current complete order of picks for Day 2 (Rounds 2-3) of the 2022 NFL draft.
Here is the current complete order of picks for Day 2 (Rounds 2-3) of the 2022 NFL draft.
This order will likely be shaken up by trades when the clock starts tonight, but for now this is how it looks.
33. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
34. Minnesota Vikings
35. Tennessee Titans
36. New York Giants
37. Houston Texans
38. New York Jets
39. Chicago Bears
40. Seattle Seahawks*
41. Seattle Seahawks*
42. Indianapolis Colts
43. Atlanta Falcons
44. Cleveland Browns
45. Baltimore Ravens
46. Detroit Lions
47. Washington Commanders
48. Chicago Bears
49. New Orleans Saints
50. Kansas City Chiefs
51. Philadelphia Eagles
52. Pittsburgh Steelers
53. Green Bay Packers
54. New England Patriots
55. Arizona Cardinals
56. Dallas Cowboys
57. Buffalo Bills
58. Atlanta Falcons
59. Green Bay Packers
60. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
61. San Francisco 49ers
62. Kansas City Chiefs
63. Cincinnati Bengals
64. Denver Broncos
65. Jacksonville Jaguars
66. Minnesota Vikings
67. New York Giants
68. Houston Texans
69. Tennessee Titans
70. Jacksonville Jaguars
71. Chicago Bears
72. Seattle Seahawks*
73. Indianapolis Colts
74. Atlanta Falcons
75. Denver Broncos
76. Baltimore Ravens
77. Minnesota Vikings
78. Cleveland Browns
79. Los Angeles Chargers
80. Houston Texans
81. New York Giants
82. Atlanta Falcons
83. Philadelphia Eagles
84. Pittsburgh Steelers
85. New England Patriots
86. Las Vegas Raiders
87. Arizona Cardinals
88. Dallas Cowboys
89. Buffalo Bills
90. Tennessee Titans
91. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
92. Green Bay Packers
93. San Francisco 49ers
94. New England Patriots
95. Cincinnati Bengals
96. Denver Broncos
97. Detroit Lions
98. Washington Commanders
99. Cleveland Browns
100. Arizona Cardinals
101. New York Jets
102. Miami Dolphins
103. Kansas City Chiefs
104. Los Angeles Rams
105. San Francisco 49ers
Seattle holds pick Nos. 40, 41 and 72 overall. Their primary needs are quarterback, edge, right tackle and cornerback.
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The 2022 NFL Draft is set to kick off on Thursday night with the First Round from Las Vegas, Nevada.
The 2022 NFL Draft is set to kick off on Thursday night with the First Round from Las Vegas, Nevada. The second and third rounds will resume on Friday with the final four rounds taking place on Saturday. Commissioner Roger Goodell will announce the picks in the middle of the fountains of the Bellagio Hotel & Casino on what will be a floating backdrop. This will be one that you won’t want to miss.
This is a great night as NFL prospects become NFL players, here is everything you need to know to watch and stream the action.
1. Jacksonville Jaguars
2. Detroit Lions
3. Houston Texans
4. New York Jets
5. New York Giants
6. Carolina Panthers
7. New York Giants (from Chicago Bears)
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos)
10. New York Jets (from Seattle Seahawks)
11. Washington Commanders
12. Minnesota Vikings
13. Houston Texans (from Cleveland Browns)
14. Baltimore Ravens
15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami Dolphins)
16. New Orleans Saints (from Indianapolis Colts through Philadelphia Eagles)
17. Los Angeles Chargers
18. Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans Saints)
19. New Orleans Saints (from Philadelphia Eagles)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. New England Patriots
22. Green Bay Packers (from Las Vegas Raiders)
23. Arizona Cardinals
24. Dallas Cowboys
25. Buffalo Bills
26. Tennessee Titans
27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
28. Green Bay Packers
29. Kansas City (from San Francisco 49ers through Miami Dolphins)
30. Kansas City
31. Cincinnati Bengals
32. Detroit Lions (From Los Angeles Rams)
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Now that that’s settled, we can really get into offseason mode.
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The Super Bowl is over, and the Los Angeles Rams sit alone atop the mountain of the NFL. With that, the offseason is upon us and the first-round order of the 2022 NFL draft is set for the event that will take place at the end of April.
On Sunday, the Cincinnati Bengals and the Detroit Lions (originally the Rams’ pick) had their draft picks solidified as 31st and 32nd overall, respectively.
The Miami Dolphins’ front office, led by general manager Chris Grier, has the 29th overall pick in the first round as well as Nos. 59, 101. 119, 123, 157, 199, and 222, according to Tankathon.com. There’s also still a slim chance that the Dolphins end up with an additional compensatory pick through the formula.
Here is the full order for the first round of the draft:
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Now, they just need to decide what to do with the pick.
While most teams are preparing for the 2022 NFL draft that’s just a few months away, the Miami Dolphins were waiting to find out where their pick would fall.
Their original draft pick (No. 15) was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles during last year’s draft, as Miami moved up the board to draft wide receiver Jaylen Waddle out of Alabama. However, the Dolphins still had the first-round pick that belonged to the San Francisco 49ers because Miami had traded back previously.
San Francisco’s campaign came to an end on Sunday when they lost to the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship game. This solidified the pick as No. 29 in this year’s draft.
With that information, Miami can now begin working on the next step and decide what they’d like to do with it. They could either use the draft pick and take a chance on a rookie, or they could trade the pick for a proven veteran who may have more of a chance to impact the team immediately. Either move would have their risks, as we just saw three rookies play huge roles for the Dolphins this past season.
Whatever they do, it will likely be a collaborative decision made by the front office and whoever ends up being the new head coach.
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As four teams continue their march toward the Super Bowl, the top 28 slots in the 2022 NFL draft are now set
Only four teams remain in the NFL playoffs following a wild divisional round in which every game was decided on the final play.
That also means that the top 28 slots in the 2022 NFL draft order are now set, as the rest of the league looks ahead to the offseason.
Here’s the updated list for this year’s first round (via Tankathon):
The pick can be no higher than No. 29.
After the Dolphins traded their first-round pick in 2021 to move up and select wide receiver Jaylen Waddle out of Alabama, they were left with just one first-round pick in 2022.
That pick was originally owned by the San Francisco 49ers, and its position will be determined by where they finish in the playoffs. Unfortunately for Miami, the 49ers keep winning. They defeated the Green Bay Packers 13-10 on Saturday to advance to the NFC championship game.
If San Francisco had lost to the Packers, the pick would’ve been 25th overall. Now, it can be no better than No. 29, and if the 49ers keep winning, the pick will obviously fall even further.
This may give the Dolphins more options for what to do with the pick. They may feel more inclined now to trade the pick for an established veteran than draft a player who could be considered the 29th-best in the draft.
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If the 49ers lose next week, the pick will fall to either 25th or 26th.
The Miami Dolphins season has come to a close, so fans and the organization are preparing for the next steps to make this team better.
For many, the NFL draft is the top thing on the mind. Miami traded their first-round pick in 2022 to move up and select wide receiver Jaylen Waddle last year, but they have the San Francisco 49ers’ pick from moving back originally.
Miami’s pick, which belongs to the Philadelphia Eagles, has been solidified at 15th overall. Because the 49ers have continued to win in the postseason, that pick hasn’t been finalized yet.
If the 49ers had lost in the first round, the pick would’ve been 22nd overall.
Now, if San Francisco were to lose in the divisional round to the Green Bay Packers, that draft pick would be either 25th or 26th. The final spot would depend on who else advances, as draft position for playoff teams eliminated in the same round is determined by the team’s regular season record.
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The 4-12 Jets own two of the top seven picks in the 2022 NFL draft entering the final week of the regular season.
With 16 games in the books and just one left to play, the 4-12 Jets are in line for two of the first seven picks in the 2022 NFL draft.
Per NFL.com, New York has its own first-round selection at No. 4 and Seattle’s at No. 8. The Jets own the Seahawks’ first-rounder thanks to the Jamal Adams trade.
New York nearly upset the Buccaneers in Week 17, but fell victim to an all too familiar Tom Brady game-winning touchdown drive. The Jets had a chance to ice the game on 4th-and-2 leading 24-20 just before the final two-minute warning, as Tampa Bay did not have any timeouts remaining. However, a miscommunication led to a botched Zach Wilson quarterback sneak attempt and Brady promptly drove down the field and fired a go-ahead 33-yard touchdown to Cyril Grayson with 15 seconds left.
The Jets will have one last chance to get back into the win column this season when they travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills. New York’s Week 18 venture to Orchard Park won’t be like its most recent end-of-the-season trip deep into New York, as the Bills are still fighting for a division title and playoff seeding. The Jets will encounter Buffalo’s starters in their season finale, which wasn’t the case when they ended 2019 with a 13-6 win over the Bills’ backups.
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