USFL Draft: Draft Picks, Complete Rosters, Schedule, Draft Order. Guide To USFL Draft Process
The USFL player selection meeting will begin on Tuesday, Feb 22 and the draft will be two rounds long. The first 12 rounds will be on the first day, while the remaining 23 picks will be on day two. The schedule and the rest of the information you will need is below.
QB | RB | WR | TE | OT | OG | C | DT | DE | OLB | ILB | CB | S | ST
Day 1
2022 USFL Day 1 Draft Selections
USFL Team Draft Picks (8 Picks per Round)
Michigan Panthers
1. Quarterback, Shea Patterson, Michigan:
With the first pick of the 2022 USFL Draft, the Michigan Panthers select quarterback Shea Patterson. An undrafted free agent in the 2020 NFL Draft, Patterson had a brief stint with the Kansas City Chiefs, in addition to the BC Lions and Montreal Alouettes this past season. In 36 games at Ole Miss and Michigan, Patterson completed 60.3% of his passes for 8,800 passing yards and 68 touchdowns.
Here is what NFL Draft Bible founder Ric Serritella had to say about Patterson during his recent HUB Football CAMP workout in June of 2021:
“Another quarterback generating some recent buzz is Shea Patterson, who also has an outstanding offer to play up north. Patterson has been in contact with several NFL teams about potential tryout opportunities. He flashed a live arm and had some of the more impressive throws at the most recent CAMP in May. Patterson continues to develop his mechanics in an attempt to become more consistent and stay ready for action. Expect to see an announcement on where he decides to play soon.”
16. Defensive End, Adewale Adeoye , Utah State
17. Defensive End, Cavon Walker, Maryland
32. Defensive End, Chase DeMoor, Central Washington
39. Offensive Tackle, Keith Williams, Colorado State
46. Offensive Tackle, Teton Saltes, New Mexico
45. Offensive Tackle, Joshua Dunlop, UTSA
60. Offensive Tackle, Joshua Taylor, Mississippi Valley State
64. Cornerback, Tino Ellis, Maryland
73. Cornerback, Jameson Houston, Baylor
80. Cornerback, Dominique Martin, Tarleton State
89. Cornerback, Jalin Burell, New Mexico
101. Quarterback, Paxton Lynch, Memphis
Tampa Bay Bandits
2. Quarterback, Jordan Ta'amu, Mississippi
With the second pick of the 2022 USFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Bandits selected quarterback Jordan Ta’amu. An undrafted free agent in the 2019 NFL Draft, Ta’amu has played for five different NFL organizations.
In 19 games at Ole Miss, Ta’amu completed 64.5% of his passes for 5,600 passing yards and 30 touchdowns.
Here is what NFL Draft Bible founder Ric Serritella had to say about Ta’amu coming out for the NFL Draft in 2020:
The ‘Throwin Samoan’ is one of the better quarterbacks who receives little publicity. Ta’amu was assertive taking over as starter for the Rebels two years ago. The Hawaii native received zero offers coming out of high school and began his college career at New Mexico Military. He was clearly one of the most impressive players at the East-West Shrine Game, showcasing his ability to line up under center and take command of the huddle, two things he wasn’t asked to do during his time at Ole Miss. He garnered plenty of interest from NFL teams, as his game translates well to the next level. A Criminal Justice major, who is interning with the Oxford Police Department leading up to the draft in order to graduate. Ta’amu is viewed as a developmental signal-caller whose smooth delivery, above average arm strength and ability to extend plays makes him an ideal late-round developmental quarterback.
He possesses great zip, has an accurate arm and coaches rave about his football IQ. Shows the ability to make all the throws and flashes excellent touch on shorter-to-intermediate passes. Effective passer on the move, able to carry out fakes, roll out and make a play. His decision-making and compact throwing motion made for a smooth transition from JUCO to the SEC. Possesses tremendous composure and poise, very little moves him emotionally or alters his body language; he’s the same guy when things are going good as he is when things are trending bad. Excellent pump fake that moves linebackers and safeties. Ta'amu completed 266-of-418 passes for 3,918 yards, 19 touchdowns and eight interceptions as a senior. His 326. 5 yards per game was tops in the SEC and third in the nation, as he was the only quarterback in the conference average 300-plus yards per game through the air. He also serves as a dual-threat running for 507 yards and 10 touchdowns over the past two years.
15. Defensive End, Mekhi Brown, Tennessee State
18. Defensive End, Michael Scott , Oklahoma State
31. Defensive End, Adam Shuler, Florida
42. Offensive Tackle, Tyler Catalina, Rhode Island
43. Offensive Tackle, Corbin Kaufusii, BYU
58. Offensive Tackle, Juwann Bushell-Beatty, Michigan
61. Cornerback, Delrick Abrams Jr., Colorado
76. Cornerback, Davante Davis, Texas
77. Cornerback, Christian Campbell, Arizona
92. Cornerback, Rashard Causey Jr., UCF
100. Quarterback, Brady White, Memphis
Philadelphia Stars
3. Quarterback, Bryan Scott, Occidental:
With the third pick of the 2022 USFL Draft, the Philadelphia Stars selected quarterback Bryan Scott.
The Occidental College alumni most recently worked out for the Indianapolis Colts last February. Many will recognize the name from his time in The Spring League (TSL), where he beat out Zach Mettenberger for the starting job and guided the Generals to an undefeated championship season in 2020, earning his second TSL MVP award.
Previously, Scott was a member of the Edmonton Eskimos practice squad and had a stint with the BC Lions of the CFL. He has also had tryouts with the Kansas City Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons and Los Angeles Rams.
After racking up 9,073 passing yards, along with 90 total touchdowns and just 22 interceptions in 32 games at Occidental, Scott went on to become the only quarterback in TSL history to throw for 1,000 yards and register 10 touchdowns passes in a single season.
14. Defensive End, Freedom Akinmoladun, Nebraska
19. Defensive End, Gus Cumberlander, Oregon
30. Defensive End, Carroll Phillips, Illinois
41. Offensive Tackle, Blake Alan Camper, South Carolina
44. Offensive Tackle, Michael Rodriguez III, Louisiana Tech
57. Offensive Tackle, Jacob Paul Burton, Baylor
62. Cornerback, Channing Stribling, Michigan
75. Cornerback, Marcus Lewis, Maryland
78. Cornerback, Mazzi Wilkins, South Florida
91. Cornerback, Bradley Sylve, Alabama
99. Quarterback, Case Cookus, Northern Arizona
New Jersey Generals
4. Quarterback, Ben Holmes, Tarleton State
13. Defensive End, Bryson Young, Oregon
20. Defensive End, Kolin Hill , Texas Tech
29. Defensive End, Malik Hamner, Jackson State
40. Offensive Tackle, Garrett McGhin, East Carolina
45. Offensive Tackle, Calvin Ashley, Florida Atlantic
56. Offensive Tackle, Terry Poole, San Diego State
63. Cornerback, De'Vante Bausby, Pittsburgh State
74. Cornerback, Trae Elston, Mississippi
79. Cornerback, David Rivers, Youngstown State
90. Cornerback, Dejuan Neal, Shepherd
98. Quarterback, De'Andre Johnson, Texas Southern
Houston Gamblers
5. Quarterback, Clayton Thorson, Northwestern:
Possesses a combination of size, arm strength and athleticism, more so than his predecessors Trevor Siemian and Mike Kafka, both of whom were drafted. Runs an up-tempo, no-huddle offense, operating from the shotgun with a variety of option plays. Showcases the ability to squeeze the ball into tight windows and seems to thrive off play-action. Flashed deceptive scrambling ability and is capable of picking up the first down with his feet if presented the opportunity. His completion percentage has gradually increased throughout the years, completing just 50.8 percent of his passes as a freshman and finishing with a more respectable 61% mark as a senior. His 61 career touchdown passes were more than any other Northwestern quarterback in school history.
“It was the most challenging pro-day passing script I have asked any of my quarterbacks to take on. Clayton mastered it with superior accuracy and elite ball velocity. After spending eight weeks of quarterback training with Clayton, I am convinced that he will prove to be the best quarterback in this year's NFL Draft.” – Terry Shea, Former NFL/NCAA Coach and Current quarterback trainer
COMPARISON: Nate Sudfeld, Philadelphia Eagles – Fits the mold of your traditional pocket-passer quarterback and showcases the ability to make all the throws necessary to succeed at the next level; not much of a threat to beat the defense deep but can work the short-intermediate part of the field well.
12. Defensive End, Chris Odom, Arkansas State
21. Defensive End, Ahmad Gooden, Samford
28. Defensive End, DreQuan Brown, Central Oklahoma
37. Offensive Tackle, Brandon Hinter, Villanova
48. Offensive Tackle, Avery Gennesy, Texas A&M
53. Offensive Tackle, John Yarbough, Richmond
66. Cornerback, Jamar Summers, UConn
71. Cornerback, Will Likely, Maryland
82. Cornerback, Howard Wilson, Houston
87. Cornerback, Jerry Cantave, William Jewell
97. Quarterback, Kenji Bahar, Monmouth
Birmingham Stallions
6. Quarterback, Alex McGough, FIU
11. Defensive End, Aaron Adeoye, Southeast Missouri
22. Defensive End, Chauncy Haney, North Greenville
27. Defensive End, Seth Thomas, Northern Iowa
36. Offensive Tackle, Darius Harper, Cincinnati
49. Offensive Tackle, O'Shea Dougas, Louisiana Tech
52. Offensive Tackle, Justice Powers, UAB
59. (Compensatory Pick): Offensive Tackle, Matthew Snow, Pace
67. Cornerback, Brian Allen, Utah
70. Cornerback, Tae Hayes, Appalachian State
83. Cornerback, Bryan Mills, North Carolina Central
86. Cornerback, Lorenzo Burns, Arizona
96. Quarterback, J'Mar Davis-Smith, Mississippi
Pittsburgh Maulers
7. Quarterback, Kyle Lauletta, Richmond:
With the seventh pick of the 2022 USFL Draft, The Pittsburgh Maulers selected quarterback Kyle Lauletta.
Lauletta played collegiately at the University of Richmond and was selected in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft by the New York Giants. Lauletta most recently was a practice squad quarterback for the Cleveland Browns during the 2021 season before being waived in January of 2022. Lauletta played for a total of five NFL teams during his career including the Eagles, Falcons, Jaguars, Browns, and Giants.
A known quarterback on practice squads, Lauletta saw NFL regular-season action while in New York when relieving for quarterback Eli Manning. He also played in a number of pre-season games.
Lauletta is best known for his record-setting career at Richmond where he accumulated 10,465 passing yards, 73 touchdowns, and an additional 12 rushing touchdowns. His play on-the-field play earned him numerous collegiate accolades including an invite to the 2018 Senior Bowl followed by a trip to the NFL Combine that would propel him to a fourth-round selection.
10. Defensive End, Carlo Kemp, Michigan:
A two-year starter for the Wolverines, Kemp was deployed in different roles along Michigan’s odd front. He played anything from shaded nose to five-technique in a front that frequently ran stunts. Kemp times the snap well and has a quick first step, stressing blockers right out of the gate. He can chop the hands of linemen lining up in gaps and even gets skinny through the hole at times. Low pads allow him to win the leverage battle and convert his get-off into leg drive, pushing the pocket. He is active as a pass rusher, creating pressure late due to his effort. Kemp is unable to deconstruct blocks once opponents latch onto him. A lack of length prevents him from extending and controlling gaps in the run game. He frequently gets washed on the inside as he is unable to anchor. Kemp projects as a backup or depth at three-technique who can contribute on passing downs using his leverage and effort. He should not be on the field on run downs.
23. Defensive End, Nasir Player, East Tennessee
26. Defensive End, Eric Assaua, Western Michigan
34. (Compensatory Pick): Defensive End, Jonathan Newsome, Ball State
35. Offensive Tackle, Chidi Okeke, Tennessee State
50. Offensive Tackle, Isaiah Battle, Clemson
51. Offensive Tackle, Charles Baldwin, Youngstown State
68. Cornerback, Ajene Harris, USC
69. Cornerback, Terrell Bonds, Tennessee State
84. Cornerback, Prince Robinson, Tarleton State
85. Cornerback, Jaylon McClain-Sapp, Marshall
95. Quarterback, Josh Love, San Jose State
New Orleans Breakers
8. Quarterback, Kyle Sloter, Northern Colorado
With the eighth and final pick of the first round of the 2022 USFL Draft, the New Orleans Breakers selected quarterback Kyle Sloter.
A former Northern Colorado Bear, Sloter transferred after seeing little playing time at Southern Miss. While his claim to fame and USFL position is quarterback, that wasn't always the case.
Sloter was initially a receiver that was called upon when injury forced his services. He would then take over the following season in 2016 and throw for 2,656 yards and a 2.9 TD-INT ratio of 29 touchdowns and 10 interceptions.
Following college, Sloter received a training camp invite as a priority free agent for the Denver Broncos in 2017. He would go on to have a strong pre-season but was waived before being acquired by the Vikings where he would stay and gain an active roster spot during a 2-year stint.
From there Sloter was a practice squad member for the Cardinals, Lions, Bears and Raiders before reuniting with the Vikings for a week in December of 2021. An unknown offseason quickly turned into a first-round selection in the USFL Draft for Sloter, as he looks to command the offense of the Breakers.
9. Defensive End, Davin Bellamy, Georgia
24. Defensive End, Anree Saint-Amour, Georgia Tech
25. Defensive End, James Folston Jr., Pittsburgh
33. (Compensatory Pick): Defensive End, Nigel Chavis, Norfolk State
38. Offensive Tackle, Paul Adams, Missouri
47. Offensive Tackle, Donnell Greene, Minnesota
54. Offensive Tackle, Marquis Lucas, West Virginia
65. Cornerback, Adonis Alexander, Washington
72. Cornerback, Derrick Jones, Mississippi
81. Cornerback, Manny Patterson, Maine
88. Cornerback, Ja'Len Embry, Northern Illinois
93. Cornerback, Ike Brown, Florida International
94. Quarterback, Zach Smith, Tulsa
2022 USFL Day 1 Draft Selections
Day 2
2022 USFL Day 2 Draft Selections
USFL Team Draft Picks (8 Picks per Round)
Birmingham Stallions
1. Wide Receiver, Victor Bolden Jr., Oregon State
16. Wide Receiver, Joseph Emmanuel Hall, Missouri
17. Wide Receiver, Osirus Mitchell, Mississippi State
32. Wide Receiver, Peyton Ramzy, Tuskegee
33. Wide Receiver, Manasseh Bailey, Morgan State
49. Safety, Christian McFarland, Idaho State
50. Safety, Tyree Robinson, Oregon
63. Center, Jordan McCray, UCF
71. Inside Linebacker, Scooby Wright, Arizona
77. Compensatory Pick: Inside Linebacker, Jason Ferris, Montana Western
81. Guard, Cameron Hunt, Oregon
92. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
100. Defensive Tackle, Willie Yarbary, Wake Forest
105. Defensive Tackle, Haston Adams, Mary Hardin-Baylor
116. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
125. Running Back, Tony Brooks-James, Oregon
128. Running Back, CJ Marable, Coastal Carolina
136. Outside Linebackers, DeMarquis Gates, Ole Miss
149. Outside Linebackers, Terrill Hanks, New Mexico State
151. Outside Linebackers, Brody Buck, NW Missouri State
165. Kicker, Brandon Aubrey, Notre Dame
170. Punter, Colby Wadman, UC Davis
177. Tight End, Cary Angeline, NC State
189. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
Houston Gamblers
2. Wide Receiver, Isaiah Zuber, Kansas State
15. Wide Receiver, JoJo Ward, Hawaii
18. Wide Receiver, Anthony Ratliff-Williams, UNC
31. Wide Receiver, Tyler Simmons, Georgia
34. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
48. Safety, Andrew Soroh, FAU
51. Safety, Manny Bunch, Tulsa
66. Center, Nick Buchanan
68. Inside Linebacker, Beniquez Brown, Mississippi State
76. Compensatory Pick: Inside Linebacker, Reggie Northrup, Floria State
82. Guard, Tyler Higby, Michigan State
91. Guard, Terronne Prescod
99. Defensive Tackle, Cory Thomas, Mississippi State
106. Defensive Tackle, Tomasi Laulile, BYU
115. Defensive Tackle, Domenique Davis, UNC Pembroke
124. Running Back, Dalyn Dawkins, Colorado State
129. Running Back, Mark Thompson, Florida
137. Outside Linebackers, Azeem Victor, Washington
148. Outside Linebackers, Donald Payne, Stetson
152. Outside Linebackers, Drew Lewis, Colorado
164. Kicker, Nick Vogel, UAB
166. Punter, Andrew Galitz, Baylor
174. Tight End, Brandon Barnes, Alabama State
182. Compensatory Pick: Tight End, Julian Allen, Southern Miss
193. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
New Orleans Breakers
3. Wide Receiver, Shawn Poindexter, Arizona
14. Wide Receiver, Johnnie Dixon, Ohio State
19. Wide Receiver, Jonathan Adams, Arkansas State
30. Wide Receiver, Taywan Taylor, Western Kentucky
35. Wide Receiver, Chad Williams, Grambling State
47. Safety, Dartez Jacobs, Georiga State
52. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
65. Center, Jared Thomas, Northwestern
69. Inside Linebacker, Jerrod Fernandez, NC State
79. Guard, Steven Rowzee, Troy
94. Guard, Liam Dobson, Texas State
102. Defensive Tackle, Shakir Soto, Pitt
103. Defensive Tackle, Kamilo Tongamoa, Iowa State
118. Defensive Tackle, Connor Christian, Jacksonville State
123. Running Back, Larry Rose III, New Mexico State
130. Running Back, Jordan Ellis, Virginia
138. Outside Linebackers, Diondre Wallace, Towson State
147. Outside Linebackers, Vontae Diggs, UConn
153. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
163. Kicker, Austin MacGinnis, Kentucky
166. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
175. Tight End, Sal Cannella, Auburn
192. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
Pittsburgh Maulers
4. Wide Receiver, Jeffrey Thomas, Miami
13. Wide Receiver, Bailey Gaither, San Jose State
20. Wide Receiver, Braden Mack, Temple
29. Wide Receiver, Delvon Hardaway, Fresno State
36. Wide Receiver, Tre Walker, San Jose State
46. Safety, Arnold Tarpley III, Vanderbilt
53. Safety, Bryce Torneden, Kansas
64. Center, Nicholas Falah, USC
68. Compensatory Pick: Brayden Patton, Arkansas
70. Inside Linebacker, EJ Ejiya, North Texas
80. Guard, Vadal Alexander, LSU
93. Guard, Jon Dietzen, Wisconsin
101. Defensive Tackle, Olive Sagapolu, Wisconsin
104. Defensive Tackle, Boogie Roberts, San Jose State
117. Defensive Tackle, Jeremiah Pharms Jr., Friends
126. Running Back, Garret Groshek, Wisconsin
127. Running Back, De'Veon Smith, Michigan
135. Outside Linebackers, Tyson Graham, South Dakota
150. Outside Linebackers, Kyahva Tezino, San Diego State
162. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
167. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
176. Tight End, Matt Seybert, Michigan State
191. Long Snapper, Mitchell Fraboni, Arizona State
Tampa Bay Bandits
5. Wide Receiver, Eli Rogers, Louisville
12. Wide Receiver, Derrick Willies, Texas Tech
21. Wide Receiver, Derrick Dillon, LSU
28. Wide Receiver, Jordan Lasley, UCLA
37. Wide Receiver, John Franklin III
41. Wide Receiver, Vinny Papale
45. Safety, Obi Melifonwu, UConn
54. Safety, Anthony Cioffi, Rutgers
61. Center, Bruno Reagan, Vanderbilt
73. Inside Linebacker, Christian Sam, Arizona State
85. Guard, Fred Lauina, Oregon State
88. Guard, Damien Mama, USC
96. Defensive Tackle, Daylon Mack, Texas A&M
109. Defensive Tackle, Reggie Howard, Toledo
112. Defensive Tackle, John Atkins, Georgia
119. Running Back, BJ Emmons, FAU
134. Running Back, Juwan Washington, San Diego State
142. Outside Linebackers, Emmanuel Beal, Oklahoma
143. Outside Linebackers, Greg Reaves, South Florida
157. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
161. Kicker, Brandon Wright, Georgia State
168. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
179. Tight End, Cheyenne O'Grady, Arkansas
184. Compensatory Pick: Tight End, De'Quan Hampton, USC
188. Long Snapper, Ryan Disalvo, San Jose State
Michigan Panthers
6. Wide Receiver, Quincy Adeboyejo, Ole Miss
11. Wide Receiver, Lance Lenoir, Western Illinois
22. Wide Receiver, Jeff Badet, Oklahoma
27. Wide Receiver, Ray Bolden, Stony Brook
38. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
44. Safety, Orion Stewart, Baylor
55. Safety, Kieron Williams, Nebraska
60. Center, Sean Richard Pollard, Clemson
74. Inside Linebacker, Justin Lorenz, Kansas State
78. Compensatory Pick: Inside Linebacker, Taiwan Jones, Michigan State
86. Guard, Marquel Harrell, Auburn
87. Guard, Daishawn Dixon, San Diego State
95. Defensive Tackle, TJ Carter, Kentucky
110. Defensive Tackle, Jaquan Bailey, Iowa State
111. Defensive Tackle, Kyshonn Tyson, Grand Valley State
122. Running Back, Stevie Scott III, Indiana
131. Running Back, Reggie Corbin, Illinois
139. Outside Linebackers, Terry Myrick, Eastern Michigan
146. Outside Linebackers, Frank Ginda, San Jose State
154. Outside Linebackers, Tre Threat, Jacksonville, State
160. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
171. Punter, Michael Carrizosa, San Jose State
180. Tight End, Joseph Magnifico, Memphis
183. Compensatory Pick: Tight End, La'Michael Pettway, Iowa State
187. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
New Jersey Generals
7. Wide Receiver, Kavontae Turpin, TCU
10. Wide Receiver, J'Mon Moore, Missouri
23. Wide Receiver, Darrius Shepherd, NDSU
26. Wide Receiver, Christopher Platt Jr., Baylor
39. Wide Receiver, Randy Satterfield, Lyon
43. Safety, Shalom Luani, Washington State
56. Safety, Dravon Askew-Henry, CAL
59. Center, Jake Lacina, Augustana (SD)
75. Inside Linebacker, Chris Orr, Wisconsin
83. Guard, Mike Brown, West Virginia
90. Guard, Evan Heim, Minnesota State
98. Defensive Tackle, Destiny Vaeao
107. Defensive Tackle, Toby Johnson, Georgia
114. Defensive Tackle, Kalani Vakameilalo, Oregon State
121. Running Back, Mike Weber, Ohio State
132. Running Back, Trey Williams, Texas A&M
140. Outside Linebackers, D'Juan Hines, Houston
145. Outside Linebackers, Tim Walton Jr., Texas Southern
155. Outside Linebackers, Angelo Garbutt, Iowa
159. Kicker, Nick Rose, Texas
172. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
181. Tight End, Braedon Bowman, South Alabama
185. Compensatory Pick: Tight End, Nicholas Truesdell, Grand Rapids CC
186. Long Snapper, Scott Flanick, Army
Philadelphia Stars
8. Wide Receiver, Devin Gray, Cincinnati
9. Wide Receiver, Jordan Suell, Southern Oregon
24. Wide Receiver, Brennan Eagles, Texas
25. Wide Receiver, Diondre Overton, Clemson
40. Wide Receiver, Maurice Alexander, FIU
42. Safety, Jack Tocho, NC State
57. Safety, Cody Brown, Arkansas State
58. Compensatory Pick: Ladarius Wiley, Vanderbilt
62. Center, Sean Brown, Mississippi Valley State
72. Inside Linebacker, Josh Banderas, Nebraska
84. Guard, Jackson Brown, UNI
89. Guard, Paul Nosworthy, Buffalo
97. Defensive Tackle, Mike Barnett, Georgia
108. Defensive Tackle, Chris Nelson, Texas
113. Defensive Tackle, Jerome Johnson, Indiana
120. Running Back, Darnell Holland, Kennesaw State
133. Running Back, Matt Colburn II, Wake Forest
141. Outside Linebackers, Jordan Moore, UTSA
144. Outside Linebackers, Te'Von Coney, Notre Dame
156. Outside Linebackers, Solomon Wise, Alcorn State
158. Kicker, Matt Mengel, UCLA
173. PASSED DUE TO COMPENSATORY PICK
178. Tight End, Bug Howard, UNC
190. Long Snapper, Ryan Navarro, Oregon State
2022 USFL Team Rosters
Team Rosters Listed Below
Michigan Panthers
Head Coach: Jeff Fisher
Offense
QB Shea Patterson
QB Paxton Lynch
RB Stevie Scott III
RB Reggie Corbin
WR Quincy Adeboyejo
WR Lance Lenoir
WR Jeff Badet
WR Ray Bolden
TE Joseph Magnifico
TE La'Michael Pettway
OT Keith Williams
OT Teton Saltes
OT Joshua Dunlop
OT Joshua Taylor
OG Marquel Harrell
OG Daishawn Dixon
OC Sean Richard Pollard
Defense
DT TJ Carter
DT Jaquan Bailey
DT Kyshonn Tyson
DE Adewale Adeoye
DE Cavon Walker
DE Chase DeMoor
ILB Justin Lorenz Hughes
ILB Taiwan Jones
OLB Terry Myrick
OLB Frank Ginda
OLB Tre Threat
CB Tino Ellis
CB Jameson Houston
CB Dominique Martin
CB Jalin Burrell
DS Orion Stewart
DS Kieron Williams
Special Teams
PT Michael Carrizosa
Tampa Bay Bandits
Head Coach: Todd Haley
Offense
QB Jordan Ta'amu
QB Brady White
RB BJ Emmons
RB Juwan Washington
WR Eli Rogers
WR Derrick Willies
WR Derrick Dillon
WR Jordan Lasley
WR John Franklin III
WR Vinny Papale
TE Cheyenne O'Grady
TE De'Quan Hampton
OT Tyler Catalina
OT Corbin Kaufusi
OT Juwann Bushell-Beatty
OG Fred Lauina
OG Damien Mama
OC Bruno Reagan
Defense
DT Daylon Mack
DT Reggie Howard
DT John Atkins
DE Mekhi Brown
DE Michael Scott
DE Adam Shuler
ILB Christian Sam
OLB Emmanuel Beal
OLB Greg Reaves
CB Delrick Abrams Jr.
CB Davante Davis
CB Christian Campbell
CB Rashard Causey Jr.
DS Obi Melifonwu
DS Anthony Cioffi
Special Teams
PK Brandon Wright
LS Ryan Disalvo
Philadelphia Stars
Head Coach: Bart Andrus
Offense
QB Bryan Scott
QB Case Cookus
RB Darnell Holland
RB Matt Colburn II
WR Devin Gray
WR Jordan Suell
WR Brennan Eagles
WR Diondre Overton
WR Maurice Alexander
TE Bug Howard
OT Blake Alan Camper
OT Michael Rodriguez III
OT Jacob Paul Burton
OG Jackson Brown
OG Paul Nosworthy
OC Sean Brown
Defense
DT Mike Barnett
DT Chris Nelson
DT Jerome Johnson
DE Freedom Akinmoladun
DE Gus Cumberlander
DE Carroll Phillips
ILB Josh Banderas
OLB Jordan Moore
OLB De'Von Coney
OLB Solomon Wise
CB Channing Stribling
CB Marcus Lewis
CB Mazzi Wilkins
CB Bradley Sylve
DS Jack Tocho
DS Cody Brown
DS Ladarius Wiley
Special Teams
PK Matt Mengel
LS Ryan Navarro
New Jersey Generals
Head Coach: Mike Riley
Offense
QB Ben Holmes
QB De'Andre Johnson
RB Mike Weber
RB Trey Williams
WR KaVontae Turpin
WR J'Mon Moore
WR Darrius Shepherd
WR Christopher Platt Jr.
WR Randy Satterfield
TE Braedon Bowman
TE Nicholas Truesdell
OT Garrett McGhin
OT Calvin Ashley
OT Terry Poole
OG Mike Brown
OG Evan Heim
OC Jake Lacina
Defense
DT Destiny Vaeao
DT Toby Johnson
DT Kalani Vakameilalo
DE Bryson Young
DE Kolin Hill
DE Malik Hamner
ILB Chris Orr
OLB D'Juan Hines
OLB Dim Walton Jr.
OLB Angelo Garbutt
CB De'Vante Bausby
CB Trae Elston
CB David Rivers
CB Dejuah Neal
DS Shalom Luani
DS Dravon Askew-Henry
Special Teams
PK Nick Rose
LS Scott Flanick
Houston Gamblers
Head Coach: Kevin Sumlin
Offense
QB Clayton Thorson
QB Kenji Bahar
RB Dalyn Dawkins
RB Mark Thompson
WR Isaiah Zuber
WR JoJo Ward
WR Anthony Ratliff-Williams
TE Brandon Barnes
TE Julian Allen
WR Tyler Simmons
OT Brandon Hitner
OT Avery Gennesy
OT John Yarbough
OG Tyler Higby
OG Terrone Prescod
OC Nick Buchanan
Defense
DT Cory Thomas
DT Tomasi Laulile
DT Dominique Davis
DE Chris Odom
DE Ahmad Gooden
DE DreQuan Brown
ILB Beniquez Brown
ILB Reggie Northrup
OLB Azeem Victor
OLB Donald Payne
OLB Drew Lewis
CB Jamar Summers
CB Will Likely
CB Howard Wilson
CB Jerry Cantave
DS Andrew Soroh
DS Manny Bunch
Special Teams
PK Nick Vogel
PT Andrew Galitz
Birmingham Stallions
Head Coach: Skip Holtz
Offense
QB Alex McGough
QB J'Mar Davis-Smith
RB Tony Brooks-James
RB CJ Marable
WR Victor Bolden Jr.
WR Joseph Emmanuel Hall
WR Osirus Mitchell
WR Peyton Ramzy
WR Manasseh Bailey
TE Cary Angeline
OT Darius Harper
OT O'Shea Dougas
OT Justice Powers
OT Matthew Snow
OG Cameron Hunt
OC Jordan McCray
Defense
DT Willie Yarbary
DT Haston Adams
DE Aaron Adeoye
DE Chauncey Haney
DE Seth Thomas
ILB Scooby Wright
ILB Jason Ferris
OLB DeMarquis Gates
OLB Terrill Hanks
OLB Brody Buck
CB Brian Allen
CB Tae Hayes
CB Bryan Mills
CB Lorenzo Burns
DS Christian McFarland
DS Tyree Robinson
Special Teams
PK Brandon Aubrey
PT Colby Wadman
Pittsburgh Maulers
Head Coach: Kirby Wilson
Offense
QB Kyle Lauletta
QB Josh Love
RB Garret Groshek
RB De'Veon Smith
WR Jeffrey Thomas
WR Bailey Gaither
WR Braden Mack
WR Delvon Hardaway
WR Tre Walker
TE Matt Seybert
OT Chidi Okeke
OT Isaiah Battle
OT Charles Baldwin
OG Vadal Alexander
OG Jon Dietzen
OC Nicholas Falah
OC Brayden Patton
Defense
DT Olive Sagapolu
DT Boogie Roberts
DT Jeremiah Pharms Jr.
DE Carlo Kemp
DE Nasir Player
DE Eric Assoua
DE Jonathan Newsome
ILB EJ Ejiya
OLB Tyson Graham
OLB Kyahva Tezino
CB Ajene Harris
CB Terrell Bonds
CB Prince Robinson
CB Jaylon McClain-Sapp
DS Arnold Tarpley III
DS Bryce Torneden
Special Teams
LS Mitchell Fraboni
New Orleans Breakers
Head Coach: Larry Fedora
Offense
QB Kyle Sloter
QB Zach Smith
RB Larry Rose III
RB Jordan Ellis
WR Shawn Poindexter
WR Johnnie Dixon
WR Jonathan Adams
WR Taywan Taylor
WR Chad Williams
TE Sal Cannella
OT Paul Adams
OT Donnell Greene
OT Marquis Lucas
OG Steven Rowzee
OG Liam Dobson
OC Jared Thomas
Defense
DT Shakir Soto
DT Kamilo Tongamoa
DT Connor Christian
DE Davin Bellamy
DE Anree Saint-Amour
DE James Folston Jr.
DE Nigel Chavis
ILB Jerod Fernandez
OLB Diondre Wallace
OLB Vontae Diggs
CB Adonis Alexander
CB Derrick Jones
CB Manny Patterson
CB Ja'Len Embry
CB Ike Brown
DS Dartez Jacobs
Special Teams
PK Austin MacGinnis
When is the USFL Draft 2022?
- Day 1: Tuesday, Feb. 22 (7-10 p.m. ET)
- Day 2: Wednesday, Feb. 23 (10 a.m. ET)
How does the USFL Draft work?
Day 1
- Round 1: Quarterbacks
- Rounds 2-4: Edge rushers/defensive ends
- Rounds 5-7: Offensive tackles
- Round 8-11: Cornerbacks
- Round 12: Quarterbacks
Day 2
- Rounds 13-17: Wide receivers
- Rounds 18-19: Safeties
- Round 20: Centers
- Round 21: Inside linebackers
- Rounds 22-23: Offensive guards
- Rounds 24-26: Defensive tackles and nose tackles
- Rounds 27-28: Running backs and fullbacks
- Rounds 29-31: Outside linebackers
- Round 32: Kickers
- Round 33: Punters
- Round 34: Tight ends/H-backs
- Round 35: Long snappers
USFL Draft pick order
- Michigan Panthers
- Tampa Bay Bandits
- Philadelphia Stars
- New Jersey Generals
- Houston Gamblers
- Birmingham Stallions
- Pittsburgh Maulers
- New Orleans Breakers
How many rounds is the USFL Draft?
- 35 Rounds
- Teams will carry a 38-man active roster
- A 7-man practice squad
