Which college football programs won the 2022 NFL Draft? Where do they all rank when it comes to sending players to the next level?
2022 NFL Draft: Rankings By College
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Is your school able to get players to the NFL?
In the transfer portal world – along with recruiting – the sales job that the next level is a real possibility means everything. So which schools get to brag the most after the 2022 NFL Draft?
Something to keep in mind here. Yeah, it’s great to have a lot of players be loved by the NFL, but if you didn’t lose a ton of talent, that might mean you’re coming back loaded for the 2022 college season: get ready for a whole lot of Clemson in the 2023 NFL Draft.
A school gets 7 points for each first round draft pick, 6 for a second, 5 for a third, 4 for a fourth, 3 for a fifth, 2 for a sixth, and 1 for a seventh round selection.
2022 NFL Draft Analysis
Arizona | Atlanta | Baltimore | Buffalo | Carolina | Chicago
Cincinnati | Cleveland | Dallas | Denver | Detroit | Green Bay
Houston | Indianapolis | Jacksonville | Kansas City | Las Vegas
LA Chargers | LA Rams | Miami | Minnesota | New England
New Orleans | NY Giants | NY Jets | Philadelphia | Pittsburgh
San Francisco | Seattle | Tampa Bay | Tennessee | Washington
T97 Georgia Tech 1
7 (228) Green Bay (from Chicago): LB Tariq Carpenter
T97 Jackson State 1
6 (217) Detroit; EDGE James Houston
T97 Lenoir-Rhyne 1
7 (233) Seattle (from Kansas City): WR Dareke Young
T97 Marshall 1
7 (259) Kansas City; S Nazeeh Johnson
T97 Miami 1
7 (234) Green Bay (from Denver): DT Jonathan Ford
T97 South Carolina State 1
4 (142) Los Angeles Rams; CB Decobie Durant
T97 Southern 1
7 (226) Chicago (from Cincinnati): OG J’Atyre Carter
T97 Valdosta State 1
7 (244) Arizona; CB Christian Matthew
T97 Yale 1
7 (239) Indianapolis; S Rodney Thomas
T85 Air Force 2
6 (194) New Orleans (from Indianapolis): DT Jordan Jackson
T85 Appalachian State 2
5 (161) New Orleans LB D’Marco Jackson
T85 Cal 2
7 (224) Miami (from Houston): LB Cameron Goode
7 (254) Chicago (from LA Chargers): S Elijah Hicks
T85 Fordham 2
6 (187) San Francisco (from Denver): OT Nick Zakelij, Fordham
T85 Kansas 2
6 (181) Philadelphia (from Detroit): LB Kyron Johnson
T85 Kansas State 2
7 (247) Miami (from Tennessee): QB Skylar Thompson
7 (253) Los Angeles Rams; S Russ Yeast
T85 NW Missouri State 2
6 (200) New England; DT Sam Roberts
T85 Ouachita Baptist 2
6 (197) Jacksonville (from Philadelphia): CB Gregory Junior
T85 Rutgers 2
7 (229) Seattle; RB Bo Melton
7 (251) Kansas City; RB Isaih Pacheco
T85 UCF 2
6 (220) San Francisco; DT Kalia Davis
T85 Villanova 2
6 (185) Buffalo (from Carolina): CB Christian Benford
T85 Youngstown State 2
6 (192) Indianapolis (from Minnesota): TE Andrew Ogletree
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T73 Boise State 3
5 (148) Chicago (from Houston): WR Khalil Shakir
T73 BYU 3
5 (151) Atlanta: RB Tyler Allgeier
T73 Fresno State 3
5 (167) Dallas; CB DaRon Bland
T73 Indiana 3
5 (146) Buffalo (from Chicago): LB Micah McFadden
T73 Miami University 3
5 (174) Chicago (from Cincinnati): LB Dominique Robinson
T73 Missouri State 3
5 (159) Indianapolis; DT Eric Johnson
T73 North Dakota 3
5 (155) Dallas (from Cleveland): OT Matt Waletzo
T73 Oregon State 3
5 (170) Houston (from Tampa Bay): TE Teagan Quitoriano
T73 Sam Houston 3
5 (157) Tampa Bay (from Jacksonville): CB Zyon McCollum
T73 Samford 3
5 (162) Denver (from Philadelphia): WR Montrell Washington
T73 Southern Utah 3
5 (168) Chicago (from Buffalo): OT Braxton Jones
T73 Stanford 3
5 (150) Houston (from Chicago): DT Thomas Booker
T71 Fayetteville State 4
(135) Kansas City; CB Joshua Williams
T71 Illinois 4
3 (97) Detroit; S Kerby Joseph
6 (184) Minnesota (from NY Jets): OT Vederian Lowe
6 (207) Houston (from San Francisco): C Doug Kramer
T61 Coastal Carolina 5
4 (139) Baltimore: TE Isaiah Likely
7 (252) Cincinnati: LB Jeffrey Gunter
T61 Liberty 5
3 (86) Tennessee (from Las Vegas): QB Malik Willis
T61 Oklahoma State 5
6 (188) Detroit (from Jacksonville): LB Malcolm Rodriguez
6 (193) Dallas (from Cleveland): LB Devin Harper
7 (240) Washington (from Philadelphia): CB Christian Holmes
T61 South Alabama 5
3 (88) Dallas; WR Jalen Tolbert
T61 South Dakota State 5
4 (127) New England; RB Pierre Strong
7 (241) Pittsburgh; QB Chris Oladokun
T61 Texas Tech 5
4 (125) Miami (from Pittsburgh): WR Erik Ezukanma
7 (246) Cleveland (from Buffalo): C Dawson Deaton
T61 UAB 5
3 (78) Cleveland; EDGE Alex Wright
T61 UConn 5
3 (76) Baltimore; DT Travis Jones
T61 Virginia 5
3 (73) Indianapolis (from Washington): TE Jelani Woods
T61 Wyoming 5
3 (70) Jacksonville (from Carolina): LB Chad Muma
T53 Auburn 6
2 (35) Tennessee (from NY Jets): CB Roger McCreary
T53 Colorado State 6
2 (55) Arizona: TE Trey McBride
T53 Missouri 6
4 (118) Minnesota (from Cleveland): CB Akayleb Evans
6 (196) Baltimore; RB Tyler Badie
T53 South Carolina 6
5 (179) Green Bay (from Denver): EDGE Kingsley Enagbare
6 (183) New England; RB Kevin Harris
7 (227) Minnesota (from Las Vegas): TE Nick Muse
T53 Toledo 6
5 (166) Philadelphia (from Arizona): S Tycen Anderson
5 (172) San Francisco; CB Samuel Warmack
T53 Wake Forest 6
4 (140) Green Bay; C/OG Zach Tom
6 (214) Los Angeles Chargers; WR Ja’Sir Taylor
T53 Washington State 6
3 (72) Seattle; OT Abraham Lucas
7 (243) Kansas City (from Las Vegas): CB Jaylen Watson
T53 Western Michigan 6
2 (54) Kansas City (from New England): WR Skyy Moore
2022 NFL Draft: Rankings By College
Top 5 | 6-10 | 11-20 | 21-50 | 51-105
2022 NFL Draft Conference Rankings
2023 NFL Draft Top 32 Prospects
