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We track every first round before the NFL 2022 draft, from almost two years ago to the first night of the draft. Each of them plays an integral role in telling the full story of the NFL draft. Here are all the latest bids for the Day 1 pick from August 2020, when the Seattle Seahawks traded two first-round pick with the New York Jets for the safety of Pro Bowl Jamal Adams. The second of these options is this year’s No. 10 of the overall selection, giving the Jets two options in the top 10. Their Gotham cohort, the New York Giants, also have two top-10 picks, in part in exchange for their first day of draft last year with the Chicago Bears, which allowed the Bears to select General Justin Fields. Fields is not the only general to have influenced this year’s trade order plan, as deals with Russell Wilson, Deshaun Watson, Trey Lance, Carson Wentz and recent Super Bowl champion Matthew Stafford affected the first round. For the 2022 draft, follow Round 1 to find out the consequences of previous trades and watch more up and down moves in the chart. See also the complete ordering plan, follow all 262 options and watch the best prospects.
DAY DESIGN OFFERS
These are the trades that took place on Thursday, starting with the most recent: Date: April 28, 2022 The Texans traded their second-round pick (No. 13) to the Philadelphia Eagles for the Eagles’ first-round pick (No. 15) along with a fourth-round pick (No. 124) and two fifth-rounds (No. 12). 162 and 166). The Texans first acquired No. 13 from the Cleveland Browns in the Deshaun Watson trade. The Eagles used the number 13 to design Georgia’s defensive tackle, Jordan Davis. Date: April 28, 2022 The Detroit Lions made an aggressive rise on the board, exchanging their second-round pick in the first round (No. 32), a second-round pick (No. 34) and a third-round pick (No. 66) for the Minnesota Vikings for a No. 1 pick. 12 and a second round selection (No. 46). The Lions picked Alabama wide receiver Jameson Williams No. 12. The Lions first picked No. 32 from the Los Angeles Rams in the Matthew Stafford trade last year. Date: April 28, 2022 The Washington Commanders traded their first-round pick (No. 11) with the New Orleans Saints for the Saints’ first-round pick (No. 16), a third-round (No. 98) and a fourth (No. 16). . 120). The Saints first acquired No. 16 in an exchange with the Philadelphia Eagles, who acquired this option from the Indianapolis Colts last year in an exchange for General Carson Wentz. The Saints chose Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave with the No. 11 pick.
OFFERS BEFORE DAY
These are the trades that led to the NFL Draft, starting with the most recent: Date: April 4, 2022 The New Orleans Saints traded aggressively to get an extra first-round pick in this year’s draft, exchanging first (No. 18), third (No. 101) and seventh (No. 237) rounds in 2022, along with the option of the first round of 2023 and the second round of 2024, to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for two first round options in 2022 (No. 16 and 19) and a sixth round option (No. 194). The Eagles first acquired No. 16 from the Indianapolis Colts last year in exchange for General Carson Wentz and were sent to the Commanders for No. 11 on Thursday.
Date: March 23, 2022 The Miami Dolphins made another big move for a playmaker, exchanging five draft options with the Kansas City Chiefs for big game receiver Tyreek Hill. The Dolphins sent the Chiefs a first (No. 29), second (No. 50) and fourth round (No. 121) this year and their options for the fourth and sixth rounds in 2023. The choice of the first round was was originally traded to the Dolphins by the San Francisco 49ers last year as part of the Trey Lance trade. Date: March 18, 2022 The Cleveland Browns paid a high price to acquire a quarterback star, exchanging first-round options in 2022, 2023 and 2024, along with a third-round option in 2023 and a fourth-round option in 2024, in Houston Texas in exchange for General Deshaun Wats a choice in the fifth round in 2024. This year’s selection of the first round is at No. 13 in total. Date: March 17, 2022 The Las Vegas Raiders made a big swing for a playmaker, exchanging the first (No. 22) and second round (No. 53) selections in this year’s Green Bay Packers draft in exchange for All-Pro receiver Davante Adams. The trade gives the Packers two first-round options (Nos. 22 and 28). • Follow live »| What you need to know “• Grading: Scouts Inc. | Seats• Mocks: Kiper | McShay | Reid | Miller • QB references »| Superlative »| Comps »• Top 10 buzz» | Last minute nuggets »• More coverage »| Complete order plan » Date: March 8, 2022 The Denver Broncos made a big leap to solve the quarterback dilemma, exchanging Noah Fad, General Drew Lock, defender Shelby Harris, first round selections in 2022 (No. 9) and 2023 and a selection in the fifth round (No. 145) in 2022 to the Seahawks in exchange for General Russell Wilson and a pick in the fourth round (No. 116) in 2022. The Seahawks used No. 9 in the Mississippi State Charles Cross tackle. Date: April 29, 2021 The Bears climbed from No. 20 to No. 11 in 2021, giving the Giants No. 20 and a fifth round in 2021 (No. 164) along with a first (No. 7) and fourth round (No. 112). this year. Chicago used the No. 11 option in 2021 to select General Justin Fields. The Giants chose the receiver Kadarius Toney with the No. 20 last year. The Giants chose the attacking tackle of Alabama, Evan Neil, with the number 7. Date: March 26, 2021 The Dolphins, having traded for No. 12 in 2021 in a deal with the 49ers, sent this No. 12, No. 123 last year and in 2022 in the first round selection (No. 15) to the Eagles to trade No. No. 6 and No. 156 in the 2021 draft. The Dolphins selected Jaylen Waddle with the No. 6 pick last year. • Scouts Inc. rankings, scout reports »• Consensus rankings, top positions» • Kiper Big Board »| McShay’s top 366 »• More: Reid »| Miller »| Legwold » Date: March 26, 2021 The Dolphins sent shocks across the NFL by exchanging No. 3 in the 2021 draft for the 49ers in exchange for No. 12 in 2021, a first (No. 29) and a third-round pick (No. 102) in 2022 and a first round selection in 2023. The Dolphins traded this year’s first round selection to the Chiefs with receiver Tyreek Hill. The 49ers used their 2021 trade option to write General Trey Lance. Date: February 18, 2021 The Pularades traded a third-round pick in 2021 and a conditional second-round pick in 2022 to the Eagles for General Carson Wentz. The conditional second-round pick was upgraded to a first-round after Wentz played 75% of the Colts’ snaps in 2021. The first-round pick (No. 16) was traded to the Saints as part of a multiple-choice deal that included eight drafts. of 2022 and 2023. The selection was exchanged by the Saints to the Commanders on Thursday. Date: January 30, 2021 The Los Angeles Rams paved the way for their Super Bowl LVI championship by exchanging General Jared Goff for a third round in 2021 and a first round in 2022 (No. 32) and 2023 in the Detroit Lions for General Matthew Stafford, who led the Rams to the title last season. The Lions traded No. 32 for the Vikings and then drafted Alabama Jameson Williams. Date: July 25, 2020 The Jets agreed to trade Jamal Adams All-Pro security for the Seahawks for a package that included first-round draft options in 2021 and 2022 (No. 10) and a third-round option in 2021 in New York in exchange for Adams and The selection of the Jets in the fourth round (No. 109) in 2022. The initial first round ended at No. 23 in 2021. The Jets traded this selection to the Minnesota Vikings, who chose the attacking tackle Christian Darrisaw. The Jets used option 10 on the Ohio Wide-Range Receiver, Garrett Wilson.
