Green Bay Packers NFL Draft picks 2022: Who did the Packers pick? Full list of selections

Green Bay Packers 2022 NFL Draft Selections

Romeo Doubs

Nevada v Kansas State (Romeo Doubs)

Doubs was the second wide receiver drafted by the Green Bay Packers in 2022, joining Christian Watson. Coming out of Nevada, where he scored a touchdown on a punt return with his first-ever collegiate touch, Doubs was named First-Team All-Mountain West in both 2020 and 2021. He finished his college career with 3,322 yards on 225 receptions and 26 touchdowns.

Doubs averaged 111.3 yards per game in 2020, ranking the Los Angeles native eighth in the FBS. He also led all MWC receivers with eight touchdowns of 20+ yards.

Zach Tom

Zach Tom at the NFL Combine

Tackle Zach Tom was the Green Bay Packers’ second fourth-round draft pick in 2022 after Romeo Doubs. While paying college football at Wake Forest, Tom was named First-Team All-ACC in 2021, after starting his college career as a center.

Tom hails from Louisiana, and both of his parents are employed by LSU. His father is a math professor, and his mother is an IT professional. His brother Cameron also played football. He played center at Southern Miss before representing both the Miami Dolphins and New Orleans Saints in the NFL.

Kingsley Enagbare

Vanderbilt v South Carolina

South Carolina's Kingsley Enagbare was drafted by the Packers after being named First-Team All-SEC in 2020. The outside linebacker had an outstanding year, making seven tackles for loss with a team-high six sacks. He was also sixth in the FBS with three forced fumbles in eight starts.

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, Enagbare’s nickname is "J.J." and is because of his love of the children’s show Jay Jay the Jet Plane, per Chad Reuter.

Tariq Carpenter

Tariq Carpenter of Georgia Tech v Virginia

The Green Bay Packers’ final 2022 NFL Draft selection was linebacker/safety Tariq Carpenter, out of Georgia Tech. Carpenter started nine of 12 games during 2021, and made 65 tackles in 2021, including a team-high 13 against Clemson. He appeared in 52 games across his five collegiate seasons, and in high school, the Georgia native was a two-year captain of the track and field team, participating in both long and high jumps.

His mother also served as a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army, including three deployments to Iraq and one to Afghanistan.