2022 NFL Draft order - First 24 picks decided after Wild Card Round

The 2022 NFL Draft order #16-#9

#16 - Philadelphia Eagles (via Indianapolis)

It's back-to-back picks for the Eagles. Let's assume they keep all three, adding some help along the offensive line to protect Jalen Hurts would be a good move. Kenyon Green from Texas A&M could be seen as a good choice.

#15 - Philadelphia Eagles (via Miami)

The first of three picks for the Eagles in the first round. Just what they do with them all remains to be seen. Trade them all away for someone like Russell Wilson, or use them to build around Jalen Hurts?

#14 - Baltimore Ravens

Similar to the Browns, the Ravens defense is stout, so Baltimore may look to add another weapon for Lamar Jackson or shore up that offensive line. Receiver Chris Olave from Ohio State offers a home-run factor to give Jackson another deep threat.

#13 - Cleveland Browns

It was a poor season for Baker Mayfield after so much hope. The defense has shown its quality, but Baker needs protection along the offensive line. A real chance to grab a future star with Central Michigan offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann potentially fitting the bill.

#12 - Minnesota Vikings

Kirk Cousins has weapons, but some reinforcements on the offensive line could go down as a threat. Offensive tackle Ikem Ekwonu from N.C. State could help open up those running lanes for Dalvin Cook.

#11 - Washington Football Team

If Taylor Heinicke is "the guy," then Washington needs to protect him and give him some weapons. The defense proved that it can match it with the best, so giving their quarterback some help would be ideal. Wide receiver Drake London from USC could be a good choice.

#10 - New York Jets (via Seattle)

It's the second pick for the Jets and they could go just about anywhere. Protecting Zach Wilson should be high on the agenda. They could also use some pass rush help as they ranked 16th in the league for pass rush win rate, winning 41 percent of the time.

#9 - Denver Broncos

Denver already has a superb defense, so with the ninth pick, an offensive player for Teddy Bridgewater would be ideal. There has been talk of Aaron Rodgers and their pursuit of him, so Denver could very well use pick nine to entice Green Bay.