The 2022 NFL Draft got off to a wild start on Day 1 Thursday night with a flurry of trades, including A.J. Brown going from the Titans to the Eagles and Day 2 could be just as wild with every quarterback minus Kenny Pickett still available.
Below you'll find everything you need to know for Day 2 and Day 3, from prospect rankings to picks -- and all the mock drafts and insider information you can get. You can track each pick here.
Second round draft order
- 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
When and where is the draft?
The 2022 NFL Draft will take place in Las Vegas, one year after the draft was hosted in Cleveland. Here is the list of the 21 prospects that will be attending.
The draft will be on a variety of networks. NFL Network, ESPN and ABC will provide the coverage and you can stream live on FuboTV. Here are the start times for each round:
- Friday, April 29, at 7 p.m. ET
- Saturday, April 30, at noon ET
Prospect rankings (overall)
Click here for the full position-by-position rankings provided by CBS Sports.
Mock draft central
With the unpredictability of this draft, who the Jacksonville Jaguars take with the first pick is anyone's guess. When will the first quarterback be taken off the board? And who will take them? S
To find out who the teams with multiple first-round picks are projected to take, check out who our NFL writers picked here!
- Ryan Wilson (full mock draft)
- Chris Trapasso (full mock draft)
- Josh Edwards (full mock draft)
- Kyle Stackpole (full mock draft)
- Jason La Canfora (full mock draft)
- Pete Prisco (full mock draft)
- Will Brinson (full mock draft)
- Jonathan Jones (full mock draft)
- Jared Dubin (full mock draft)
- Cody Benjamin (full mock draft)
- Patrik Walker (full mock draft)
- Tyler Sullivan (full mock draft)
- Jeff Kerr (full mock draft)
- Jordan Dajani (full mock draft)
- Bryan DeArdo (full mock draft)
Here are some other draft articles leading up to Round 1:
- Six surprising scenarios that could completely change the first round -- Chris Trapasso
- Predicting the five biggest surprises, including seven receivers going in Round 1 -- Ryan Wilson
- Top-10 QBs in draft -- Tom Fornelli
- Chiefs, Packers among teams most likely to trade up; Chargers, Giants candidates to move down -- Cody Benjamin
- Each team's biggest draft bust -- from No. 32 to No. 1 -- Jeff Kerr
Insider information
Our NFL insiders Jason La Canfora and Jonathan Jones have you covered leading up to the draft. Here's the latest from each:
- JLC -- Best prop bets to make, including Malik Willis landing with Saints, Over on QBs
- JLC -- Here's how Jason La Canfora sees the top 10 picks playing out
- JJ -- Panthers keeping QB options open, don't expect move during draft; Jags split on top pick
From a fantasy standpoint
It's never too early to get prepared for your fantasy football season (let's face it, rookies can win you a championship in a dynasty league). Our CBS fantasy expert Chris Towers took a look at the biggest fantasy questions in the first round for the NFC -- and the AFC.
For a list of individual profiles on the top prospects click here.
For the bettors out there
Want to make some money this weekend? Our Jordan Dajani took a look at the five best bets to consider, along with the player prop bets by William Hill Sportsbook.
Some fun facts about this year's draft
- Entering the 2022 NFL Draft, eight teams have multiple first round selections: Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants, New York Jets, New Orleans Saints, and Philadelphia Eagles. The most teams to make multiple first-round selections in a single draft since 1967 is six (last time in 2020).
- Eight teams currently do not have a first-round pick in the 2022 NFL Draft. The most teams not to make a first-round pick in a single draft since 1967 is seven (most recently in 2020).
- The Seattle Seahawks (1993), Dallas Cowboys (1989), and New Orleans Saints (1971) have the three longest droughts drafting a quarterback in Round 1. Two of these franchises could snap that streak this year.
- The Cincinnati Bengals have their latest first-round pick ever -- No. 31 overall.
- Ohio State and USC have 72 players taken in the first round in the common-draft era (since 1967). The Buckeyes and Trojans are expected to have another first-round selection this year.
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