2022 NFL Draft Results: All 73 picks from Round 2 and 3

Here are the complete results of rounds 2 and 3 of the 2022 NFL Draft

Night two of the 2022 NFL Draft has come and gone, and there were even more surprises after a jaw-dropping first night filled with blockbuster trades and shocking draft falls.

One of the biggest shockers was the precipitous free-fall from Malik Willis and, to a lesser extent, Matt Corral. The QB pair were snagged in the third round by the Tennessee Titans and Carolina Panthers, respectively. Perhaps even more shocking than Willis and Corral falling so far in the 2022 NFL Draft was that Desmond Ridder was picked before them.

Logan Hall, a defensive tackle out of Houston, was chosen with the first pick of the second round (No. 33 overall) and on the draft's second night by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Danny Gray, a receiver out of SMU, was taken by the San Francisco 49ers with the final pick of the third round (No. 105 overall) in the last pick of the night.

Here's how the entire penultimate 2022 NFL Draft night panned out:

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
33	Buccaneers	Logan Hall	DT	Houston
34	Packers	Christian Watson	WR	North Dakota State
35	Titans	Roger McCreary	CB	Auburn
36	Jets	Breece Hall	RB	Iowa State
37	Texans	Jalen Pitre	S	Baylor
38	Falcons	Arnold Ebiketie	EDGE	Penn State
39	Bears	Kyler Gordon	CB	Washington
40	Seahawks	Boye Mafe	EDGE	Minnesota
41	Seahawks	Ken Walker III	RB	Michigan State
42	Vikings	Andrew Booth Jr.	CB	Clemson
43	Giants	Wan’Dale Robinson	WR	Kentucky
44	Texans	John Metchie	WR	Alabama
45	Ravens	David Ojabo	EDGE	Michigan
46	Lions	Josh Paschal	DL	Kentucky
47	Commanders	Phidarian Mathis	DT	Alabama
48	Bears	Jaquan Brisker	S	Penn State
49	Saints	Alonte Taylor	CB	Tennessee
50	Patriots	Tyquan Thornton	WR	Baylor
51	Eagles	Cam Jurgens	C	Nebraska
52	Steelers	George Pickens	WR	Georgia
53	Colts	Alec Pierce	WR	Cincinnati
54	Chiefs	Skye Moore	WR	Western Michigan
55	Cardinals	Trey McBride	TE	Colorado State
56	Cowboys	Sam Williams	EDGE	Ole Miss
57	Buccaneers	Luke Goedeke	OL	Central Michigan
58	Falcons	Troy Anderson	ILB	Montana State
59	Vikings	Ed Ingram	OL	Utah State
60	Bengals	Cam Taylor-Britt	CB	Nebraska
61	49ers	Drake Johnson	EDGE	USC
62	Chiefs	Bryan Cook	S	Cincinnati
63	Bills	James Cook	RB	Georgia
64	Broncos	Nik Bonitto	EDGE	Oklahoma
65	Jaguars	Luke Fortner	C	Kentucky
66	Vikings	Brian Asamoah	ILB	Oklahoma
67	Giants	Josh Ezeudu	OL	North Carolina
68	Browns	Martin Emerson	CB	Mississippi State
69	Titans	Nicholas Petit-Frere	OT	Ohio State
70	Jaguars	Chad Muma	ILB	Wyoming
71	Bears	Velus Jones	WR	Tennessee
72	Seahawks	Abraham Lucas	OT	Washington State
73	Colts	Jelani Woods	TE	Oklahoma State
74	Falcons	Desmond Ritter	QB	Cincinnati
75	Texans	Christian Harris	ILB	Alabama
76	Ravens	Travis Jones	DT	UCONN
77	Colts	Bernhard Raimann	OT	Central Michigan
78	Browns	Alex Wright	EDGE	UAB
79	Chargers	JT Woods	S	Baylor
80	Broncos	Greg Dulcich	TE	UCLA
81	Giants	Cordale Flott	CB	LSU
82	Falcons	DeAngelo Malone	EDGE	Western Kentucky
83	Eagles	Nakobe Dean	LB	Georgia
84	Steelers	DeMarvin Leal	EDGE	Texas A&M
85	Patriots	Marcus Jones	CB	Houston
86	Titans	Malik Willis	QB	Liberty
87	Cardinals	Cam Thomas	EDGE	San Diego State
88	Cowboys	Jalen Tolbert	WR	South Alabama
89	Bills	Terrel Bernard	ILB	Baylor
90	Raiders	Dylan Parham	OL	Memphis
91	Buccaneers	Rachaad White	RB	Arizona State
92	Packers	Sean Rhyan	OL	UCLA
93	49ers	Ty Davis-Price	RB	LSU
94	Panthers	Matt Corral	QB	Ole Miss
95	Bengals	Zach Carter	DT	Florida State
96	Colts	Nick Cross	S	Maryland
97	Lions	Kerby Joseph	S	Illinois
98	Commanders	Brian Robinson	RB	Alabama
99	Browns	David Bell	WR	Purdue
100	Cardinals	Myjai Sanders	EDGE	Cincinnati
101	Jets	Jeremy Ruckert	TE	Ohio State
102	Dolphins	Channing Tindall	LB	Georgia
103	Chiefs	Leo Chenal	LB	Wisconsin
104	Rams	Logan Bruss	OL	Wisconsin
105	49ers	Danny Gray	WR	SMU

11 receivers were selected on Friday night, and with the NFL wide receiver market booming, teams could be trying to find cheap replacements for the latest crop of star wideouts aiming for a record payday.

In addition, 11 EDGE rushers were chosen, with Arnold Ebiketie and Boye Mafe going in the top 40 picks.

The 2022 NFL Draft had a much quieter second night

On night one of the three-night NFL Draft spectacular, blockbuster deals were made left and right. The transactions have been keeping things interesting since this draft class has been accused by the likes of Skip Bayless of being low on star power:

"In all my years of closely watching drafts, covering drafts, analyzing drafts dating into the mid 1970s. I have never seen a more star-less draft than this one. I have never seen a greater void at the top of the draft than this one because it's just completely up in the air. Who's the best player? I don't know."

A.J. Brown and Marquise Brown switched teams on night one, uniting with a young electric receiving core in Philadelphia and a familiar face under center in Arizona, respectively. Elsewhere, there were 11 trades on night one of the NFL Draft, and 10 trades on night two.

A year on from the 2022 NFL Draft, A.J. Brown has one Super Bowl trip to his name with the Eagles, while the Falcons have chosen to go with Desmond Ridder as their QB1 in the 2023 NFL season.

The Titans have Malik Willis on the roster as a backup QB, though it could be difficult for the former Liberty QB to get reps with Will Levis also on the roster to back up Ryan Tannehill.

Jets star Breece Hall flashed a lot of potential, though he ended up missing most of 2023. Chiefs pick Skyy Moore, however, ended up winning the Super Bowl with Patrick Mahomes.