1. Jacksonville Jaguars — Trevor Lawrence (quarterback, Clemson)
2. New York Jets — Zach Wilson (quarterback, Brigham Young)
3. San Francisco 49ers — Trey Lance (quarterback, North Dakota State)
4. Atlanta Falcons — Kyle Pitts (tight end, Florida)
5. Cincinnati Bengals — Ja’Marr Chase (wide receiver, Louisiana State)
6. Miami Dolphins — Jaylen Waddle (wide receiver, Alabama)
7. Detroit Lions — Penei Sewell (offensive tackle, Oregon)
8. Carolina Panthers — Jaycee Horn (cornerback, South Carolina)
9. Denver Broncos — Patrick Surtain II (cornerback, Alabama)
10. Philadelphia Eagles (from Dallas Cowboys) — DeVonta Smith (wide receiver, Alabama)
11. Chicago Bears (from New York Giants) — Justin Fields (quarterback, Ohio State)
12. Dallas Cowboys (from Eagles) — Micah Parsons (linebacker, Penn State)
13. Los Angeles Chargers — Rashawn Slater (offensive tackle, Northwestern)
14. New York Jets (from Minnesota Vikings) — Alijah Vera-Tucker (guard, Southern California)
15. New England Patriots — Mac Jones (quarterback, Alabama)
16. Arizona Cardinals — Zaven Collins (linebacker, Tulsa)
17. Las Vegas Raiders — Alex Leatherwood (offensive tackle, Alabama)
18. Miami Dolphins — Jaelan Phillips (edge rusher, Miami of Florida)
19. Washington Football Team — Jamin Davis (linebacker, Kentucky)
20. New York Giants (from Bears) — Kadarius Toney (wide receiver, Florida)
21. Indianapolis Colts
22. Tennessee Titans
23. Minnesota Vikings (from Jets)
24. Pittsburgh Steelers
25. Jacksonville Jaguars
26. Cleveland Browns
27. Baltimore Ravens
28. New Orleans Saints
29. Green Bay Packers
30. Buffalo Bills
31. Baltimore Ravens
32. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Source: Football - nytimes.com
