NFL draft order 2022: All 262 picks included

The 2022 NFL Draft order listed below is updated to correspond with the latest trades, including all the trades from the first round of action in addition to the latest live updates as we follow along on the second day of the draft.

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Check out all 262 picks across the three-day event below:

NFL draft order: Round 1 (Day 1)

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 CHI)
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Seattle Seahawks (from DEN)
10. New York Jets (from SEA)
11. New Orleans Saints (from WAS)
12. Detroit Lions (from MIN)
13. Philadelphia Eagles (from HOU via CLE)
14. Baltimore Ravens
15. Houston Texans (from PHI via MIA)
16. Washington Commanders (from NO via PHI via IND)
17. Los Angeles Chargers
18. Tennessee Titans (from PHI via NO)
19. New Orleans Saints (from PHI)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
21. Kansas City Chiefs (from NE)
22. Green Bay Packers (from LV)
23. Buffalo Bills (from BAL via ARI)
24. Dallas Cowboys
25. Baltimore Ravens (from BUF)
26. New York Jets (from TEN)
27. Jacksonville Jaguars (from TB)
28. Green Bay Packers
29. New England Patriots (from GB via MIA via SF)
30. Kansas City Chiefs
31. Cincinnati Bengals
32. Minnesota Vikings (from DET via LAR)

Round 2 draft order – Day 2

33. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from JAX)
34. Green Bay Packers (from MIN via DET)
35. Tennessee Titans (from NYJ)
36. New York Jets (from NYG
37. Houston Texans
38. Atlanta Falcons (from NYG via CAR)
39. Chicago Bears
40. Seattle Seahawks (from DEN)
41. Seattle Seahawks
42. Minnesota Vikings (from IND via WAS)
43. New York Giants (from ATL)
44. Houston Texans (from CLE)
45. Baltimore Ravens
46. Detroit Lions (from MIN)
47. Washington Commanders (from IND)
48. Chicago Bears (from LAC)
49. New Orleans Saints
50. New England Patriots (from KC via MIA)
51. Philadelphia Eagles
52. Pittsburgh Steelers
53. Indianapolis Colts (from MIN via GB via LV)
54. Kansas City Chiefs (from NE)
55. Arizona Cardinals
56. Dallas Cowboys
57. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from BUF)
58. Atlanta Falcons (from TEN)
59. Minnesota Vikings (from GB)
60. Cincinnati Bengals (from BUF)
61. San Francisco 49ers
62. Kansas City Chiefs
63. Buffalo Bills (from CIN)
64. Denver Broncos (from LAR)

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Round 3 draft order – Day 2

65. Jacksonville Jaguars
66. Minnesota Vikings (from DET)
67. New York Giants
68. Cleveland Browns (from HOU)
69. Tennessee Titans (from NYJ)
70. Jacksonville Jaguars (from CAR)
71. Chicago Bears
72. Seattle Seahawks
73. Indianapolis Colts (from WAS)
74. Atlanta Falcons
75. Houston Texans (from DEN)
76. Baltimore Ravens
77. Indianapolis Colts (from MIN)
78. Cleveland Browns
79. Los Angeles Chargers
80. Denver Broncos (from HOU via NO)
81. New York Giants (from MIA)
82. Atlanta Falcons (from IND)
83. Philadelphia Eagles
84. Pittsburgh Steelers
85. New England Patriots
86. Tennessee Titans (from LVR)
87. Arizona Cardinals
88. Dallas Cowboys
89. Buffalo Bills
90. Las Vegas Raiders (from TEN)
91. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
92. Green Bay Packers
93. San Francisco 49ers
94. Carolina Panthers (from NE via KC)
95. Cincinnati Bengals
96. Indianapolis Colts (from DEN via LAR)
97. Detroit Lions
98. Washington Commanders (from NO)
99. Cleveland Browns
100. Arizona Cardinals (from BAL)
101. New York Jets (from PHI via NO)
102. Miami Dolphins (from SF)
103. Kansas City Chiefs
104. Los Angeles Rams
105. San Francisco 49ers

Round 4 draft order – Day 3

106. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from JAX)
107. Houston Texans (from CLE via DET)
108. Cleveland Browns (from HOU)
109. Seattle Seahawks (from NYJ)
110. Baltimore Ravens (from NYG)
111. New York Jets (from CAR)
112. New York Giants (from CHI)
113. Washington Commanders
114. New York Giants (from ATL)
115. Denver Broncos
116. Denver Broncos (from SEA)
117. New York Jets (from MIN)
118. Minnesota Vikings (from CLE)
119. Baltimore Ravens
120. Carolina Panthers (from WAS via NO)
121. New England Patriots (from KC via MIA)
122. Las Vegas Raiders (from MIN via IND)
123. Los Angeles Chargers
124. Cleveland Browns (from HOU via PHI)
125. Miami Dolphins (from PIT)
126. Las Vegas Raiders
127. New England Patriots
128. Baltimore Ravens (from ARI)
129. Dallas Cowboys
130. Baltimore Ravens (from BUF)
131. Tennessee Titans
132. Green Bay Packers
133. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
134. San Francisco 49ers
135. Kansas City Chiefs
136. Cincinnati Bengals
137. New England Patriots (from CAR via LAR)
138. Pittsburgh Steelers
139. Baltimore Ravens
140. Green Bay Packers
141. Baltimore Ravens
142. Los Angeles Rams
143. Tennessee Titans

Round 5 draft order – Day 3

144. Washington Commanders (from CAR via JAX)
145. Kansas City Chiefs (from SEA via DEN via DET)
146. New York Giants (from NYJ)
147. New York Giants
148. Buffalo Bills (from CHI via HOU)
149. Washington Commanders (from CAR)
150. Houston Texans (from CHI)
151. Atlanta Falcons
152. Denver Broncos (from SEA)
153. Seattle Seahawks
154. Jacksonville Jaguars (from PHI via WAS)
155. Dallas Cowboys (from CLE)
156. Cleveland Browns (from MIN via BAL)
157. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from JAX via MIN)
158. Seattle Seahawks (from KC via NE via MIA)
159. Indianapolis Colts
160. Los Angeles Chargers
161. New Orleans Saints
162. Denver Broncos (from HOU via PHI)
163. Tennessee Titans (from NYJ via PIT)
164. Los Angeles Rams (from LVR via NE)
165. Minnesota Vikings (from LVR)
166. Cincinnati Bengals (from CHI via HOU via PHI via ARI)
167. Dallas Cowboys
168. Chicago Bears (from BUF)
169. Minnesota Vikings (from LVR via TEN)
170. Houston Texans (from NE via TB)
171. Denver Broncos (from GB)
172. San Francisco 49ers
173. New York Giants (from KC)
174. Chicago Bears (from CIN)
175. Las Vegas Raiders (from LAR)
176. Dallas Cowboys
177. Detroit Lions
178. Dallas Cowboys
179. Green Bay Packers (from DEN via IND)

Round 6 draft order – Day 3

180. Buffalo Bills (from TB via JAX)
181. Philadelphia Eagles (from DET)
182. New York Giants
183. New England Patriots (from HOU)
184. Minnesota Vikings (from NYJ)
185. Buffalo Bills (from CAR)
186. Chicago Bears
187. San Francisco 49ers (from DEN)
188. Detroit Lions (from PHI via JAX via SEA)
189. Carolina Panthers (from WAS)
190. Atlanta Falcons
191. Minnesota Vikings (from BAL)
192. Indianapolis Colts (from IND)
193. Dallas Cowboys (from CLE)
194. New Orleans Saints (from IND via PHI)
195. Los Angeles Chargers
196. Baltimore Ravens (from MIA)
197. Jacksonville Jaguars (from PHI)
198. Philadelphia Eagles (from JAX via PIT)
199. Carolina Panthers (from LV)
200. New England Patriots (from MIA)
201. Arizona Cardinals
202. Cleveland Browns (from DAL)
203. Chicago Bears (from BUF)
204. Tennessee Titans
205. Houston Texans (from GB)
206. Denver Broncos (from TB)
207. Chicago Bears (from HOU via SF via NYJ)
208. Pittsburgh Steelers (from KC)
209. Buffalo Bills (from CIN)
210. New England Patriots (from LAR)
211. Los Angeles Rams
212. Los Angeles Rams
213. Atlanta Falcons
214. Los Angeles Chargers
215. Arizona Cardinals
216. Indianapolis Colts
217. Detroit Lions
218. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from LAR)
219. Tennessee Titans
220. San Francisco 49ers
221. San Francisco 49ers

Round 7 NFL draft order – Day 3

222. Jacksonville Jaguars
223. Cleveland Browns (from DET)
224. Miami Dolphins (from HOU via BAL)
225. Pittsburgh Steelers (from NYJ)
226. Chicago Bears (from CIN via NYG)
227. Minnesota Vikings (from LVR via CAR)
228. Green Bay Packers (from CHI via HOU)
229. Seattle Seahawks
230. Washington Commanders
231. Buffalo Bills (from ATL)
232. Denver Broncos
233. Seattle Seahawks (from KC via MIN)
234. Green Bay Packers (from DEN via CLE via DET)
235. Los Angeles Rams (from TB via JAX via BAL)
236. Los Angeles Chargers
237. Detroit Lions (from PHI via NO)
238. Las Vegas Raiders (from LAR via MIA)
239. Indianapolis Colts
240. Washington Commanders (from PHI)
241. Pittsburgh Steelers
242. Carolina Panthers (from NE)
243. Kansas City Chiefs (from LV via NE)
244. Arizona Cardinals
245. New England Patriots (from HOU)
246. Cleveland Browns
247. Miami Dolphins (from TEN)
248. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
249. Green Bay Packers
250. Las Vegas Raiders (from MIN via SF)
251. Kansas City Chiefs
252. Cincinnati Bengals
253. Los Angeles Rams
254. Chicago Bears (from LAC)
255. Chicago Bears (from LAC)
256. Arizona Cardinals
257. Arizona Cardinals
258. Green Bay Packers
259. Kansas City Chiefs
260. Los Angeles Chargers
261. Los Angeles Rams (from TB)
262. San Francisco 49ers

That wraps up the 2022 NFL Draft order.

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What is the NFL draft?

The NFL draft is the one annual event where each team is guaranteed a chance to add players to their team at a rate that is non-negotiable based on their NFL draft order. Generally, each team starts with seven selections. Trades can impact this number heading into a draft.

What the draft does is offer organizations to select from a prospect pool consisting of players who are three years removed from high school. It can be one of the best ways to build a roster, with many general managers repeating the mantra of “building through the draft“. The main reason for this is due to the low cost of players on rookie contracts before they become proven, earning top dollar.

The NFL draft order is determined by win percentage, meaning the team who had the worst record during the previous season has “earned” the top pick in the next player draft. This means the Jacksonville Jaguars have landed the top overall pick two years in a row. Conversely, the team who wins the Super Bowl receives the last in each round, or the 32nd pick before compensatory selections are figured into the process.

How do teams get more draft picks?

Additional draft choices can be earned in a number of ways, which include compensatory picks, and also from when teams hire a minority to fill top positions within their front office. For example, the Cleveland Browns received an additional third-round selection (pick 99) for the Minnesota Vikings hiring Kwesi Adofo-Mensah to be their general manager. This pick does not come from the Vikings, it is awarded from the league itself, merely adding another selection to the NFL draft order.

All types of draft picks can be traded, whether it’s before the draft begins or when the team making the selection is on the clock. Future picks can also be traded. There is no limit on a minimum or maximum amount of picks that are traded.

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Where does the 2022 NFL Draft take place?

The NFL draft is a widely publicized event that is highly anticipated. So much so that enthusiasts buy tickets each season just to personally witness their favorite team or favorite college player get drafted to the pros.

In the past, the draft has moved all over the place, but found a home from 2006-14 in New York at the Radio City Music Hall. Though with the draft becoming an extremely popular event, it’s become a hot commodity. In 2015 the NFL opened up the draft bidding process to cities all across the United States vying for an opportunity to host the player selection event.

The 2022 NFL Draft location is in Paradise, Nevada at Allegiant Stadium, the home of the Las Vegas Raiders.

How to watch the NFL draft

Those planning to watch the 2022 NFL Draft will find all seven rounds of the event on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network. It can also be live-streamed on your smart devices via the ESPN app, or by using the NFL Mobile app. Other streaming devices such as fuboTV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV can also be utilized when trying to find a way to view the NFL draft.

What time is the NFL draft?

When is the NFL draft? The first round of the 2022 NFL Draft begins at 8 PM ET on Thursday, April 28. Day Two of the 2022 NFL Draft starts at 7 PM ET on Friday, April 29, when rounds 2-3 will begin. Then, the final day of the NFL draft, Day Three will begin at 12 PM ET on Saturday, April 30.

Teams have 10 minutes to make their first-round picks, seven minutes to make their second-round selection, and five minutes to make each pick from rounds 3-6.

What happens if the clock expires without a team turning in their draft selection when it is their turn in the NFL draft order?

Despite franchises having months to plan around making their NFL draft picks, believe it or not, it does happen. When teams take too long to turn their draft picks in, the process keeps rolling, allowing the next team in the NFL draft order to make their selection. If a team does miss their selection, they do not lose it, they can make their pick as soon as they are ready to draft a player.

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