49ers’ 2022 NFL Draft Picks: Who San Francisco Took Each Round

San Francisco has no first-round pick this year and just two picks in the top 100.

After falling achingly short of a return to the Super Bowl, the 49ers will look to retool for the 2022 season. This year, they’ll do so without the benefit of a first-round pick.

San Francisco shipped its 2022 first-rounder as part of the package to move up to the No. 3 pick in the 2021 draft, which the team used to take quarterback Trey Lance. The 49ers’ quarterback situation remains unresolved, as Jimmy Garoppolo has not yet been traded.

It appears, though, that the team is prepared to eventually turn over control of the offense to Lance. The 21-year-old played in six games last season with two starts, completing 57.7% of his pass attempts for 603 yards, five touchdowns and two interceptions. He also added 168 rushing yards and one score.

San Francisco has nine picks in the draft. Here is how the 49ers’ draft has turned out thus far (to be updated during NFL Draft):

  • Round 2, Pick 61: Drake Jackson, LB, USC
  • Round 3, Pick 93: Tyrion Davis-Price, RB, LSU
  • Round 3, Pick 105 (Compensatory): Danny Gray, WR, SMU
  • Round 4, Pick 134: Spencer Burford, OT, UTSA
  • Round 5, Pick 172: Samuel Womack, CB, Toledo
  • Round 6, Pick 187 (from Broncos): Nick Zakelj, OT, Fordham
  • Round 6, Pick 220 (Compensatory): Kalia Davis, DT, UCF
  • Round 6, Pick 221 (Compensatory): Tariq Castro-Fields, CB, Penn State
  • Round 7, Pick 262 (Compensatory): Brock Purdy, QB, Iowa State

The 2022 NFL draft begins with the first round on Thursday, April 28 at 8 p.m. ET. The second and third rounds take place on Friday, beginning at 7 p.m. Rounds four through seven take place on Saturday, beginning at noon. 

More NFL Coverage:

For more San Francisco 49ers coverage, go to All 49ers. 


Published
Nick Selbe
NICK SELBE

Nick Selbe is a programming editor at Sports Illustrated who frequently writes about baseball and college sports. Before joining SI in March 2020 as a breaking/trending news writer, he worked for MLB Advanced Media, Yahoo Sports and Bleacher Report. Selbe received a bachelor's in communication from the University of Southern California.