The 2019 NFL Draft first round has been completed, and Oklahoma’s Kyler Murray was taken first overall by Arizona. The Oakland Raiders shocked the nation with the fourth overall pick, and Giants fans were stunned when Daniel Jones was selected as Eli Manning’s understudy. . Rounds 2 and 3 will be held on Friday. Here is every pick and trade from the first round. 1. QB Kyler Murray 2. DE Nick Bosa 3. DT Quinnen Williams © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 4. DE Clelin Ferrell © Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images 5. LB Devin White © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 6. QB Daniel Jones © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 7. DE Josh Allen © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 8. TE T.J. Hockenson © AP Photo/Doug McSchooler 9. DT Ed Oliver © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 10. LB Devin Bush The Steelers acquired the 10th pick in a trade with the Broncos for Pick 20, 52 and a 2020 third round pick. © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 11. OT Jonah Williams © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 12. DE Rashan Gary © AP Photo/Paul Sancya 13. DT Christian Wilkins © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 14. G Chris Lindstrom © AP Photo/Butch Dill 15. QB Dwayne Haskins © AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill 16. LB Brian Burns © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 17. DT Dexter Lawrence 18. C Garrett Bradbury © Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports 19. DT Jeffery Simmons © Douglas DeFelice-USA TODAY Sports 20. TE Noah Fant © AP Photo/Steve Helber 21. S Darnell Savage The Packers acquired the 21st pick from Seattle. The Seahawks acquired pick 30, pick 114 and pick 118. © Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports 22. OT Andre Dillard Philadelphia acquired the 22nd pick from Baltimore. The Ravens received pick 25, a 2019 4th-round pick and a 2019 6th-round pick © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 23. OT Tytus Howard © John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports 24. RB Josh Jacobs © Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports 25. WR Marquise Brown © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 26. DE Montez Sweat The Redskins acquired the 26th pick from the Colts. Indianapolis receives pick 46 and a 2020 second-round pick. 27. S Johnathan Abram © AP Photo/Michael Conroy 28. DT Jerry Tillery © Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports 29. DE L.J. Collier © John David Mercer-USA TODAY Sports 30. CB Deandre Baker The Giants acquired the 30th overall pick from Seattle. The Seahawks received pick 37, pick 132 and pick 142. © Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports 31. OT Kaleb McGary The Falcons acquired pick 31 and pick 203 from the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams received pick 45 and pick 79. © Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports<doc-sep>The New York Jets got their franchise quarterback last year, so the 2019 NFL draft will have a different focus. GM Mike Maccagnan was unable to deal away the No. 3 pick, despite his best efforts, so instead he landed on defensive tackle Quinnen Williams. The Alabama product is a big man who comes with big hype. There are still holes for the Jets to fill on Friday and Saturday with needs at cornerback, offensive line and receiving depth — with Maccagnan possibly looking to add a second-rounder to his six total picks via trade. Here is the Jets’ NFL draft tracker, which will be updated Thursday night through Saturday: ROUND 1, No. 3 overall pick Quinnen Williams, DT/Alabama Height: 6-foot-3 Weight: 303 Skinny: The Jets chose Williams, considered by some to be the best player in the draft, instead of taking an edge rusher like Josh Allen. Williams was a beast for the Crimson Tide in 2018, his first year as a starter. He was a dominant force, registering 19 ½ tackles for loss, eight sacks and 12 quarterback hits. The Jets will team him up with another Williams – Leonard Williams – to create a formidable defensive line. ROUND 3, No. 68 overall pick Jachai Polite, OLB/Florida Height: 6-foot-3 Weight: 258 Skinny: Polite has first-round talent but a terrible pre-draft season hurt his draft stock. There are maturity questions about Polite and he tested terribly at the Scouting Combine. At Florida he had an FBS-best six forced fumbles, 11 sacks and 17 ½ tackles for loss in 2018. The talent is there, but can he mature? That will be the key for him. ROUND 3, No. 92 overall pick (from Minnesota Vikings) Chuma Edoga, OT/USC Height: 6-foot-4 Weight: 295 Skinny: The Jets go with Sam Darnold’s former offensive lineman late in the third round. Edoga is light for an NFL tackle, but is an efficient pass blocker who doesn’t surrender many sacks. ROUND 4, No. 121 overall pick (from the Titans through the Saints) Trevon Wesco, TE/West Virginia Height: 6-foot-4 Weight: 267 Skinny: After trading back twice in the fourth round, the Jets took Wesco, a blocking tight end-fullback hybrid. Wesco had 26 catches for 366 yards and one touchdown in 2018. He also can catch and run with the ball and is not easy to tackle. Can be a versatile weapon for Adam Gase. ROUND 5, No. 157 overall pick (from the Titans through the Saints) Blake Cashman, Minnesota/LB Height: 6-foot-1 Weight: 237 Skinny: Cashman was a walk-on at Minnesota who became a starter. He is a bit raw, but has athleticism and is an explosive tackler. He can be an immediate contributor on special teams. ROUND 6, No. 196 overall pick (from Chicago Bears through Oakland Raiders) Blessuan Austin, CB/Rutgers Height: 6-foot-1 Weight: 198 Skinny: Austin, who went to Campus Magnet in Queens, played just five games in two years for the Scarlet Knights after tearing the ACL in his left knee twice. The biggest question is whether the Jets will get the player he was before the injuries. There is risk, but if he can return to form, he could be a steal.<doc-sep>
After a flurry of trades around the start of the new league year, it would appear that most teams have completed the moves they were looking to make ahead of the 2019 NFL Draft, barring a possible trade involving Arizona Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen. The Cleveland Browns acquisition of New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. caused the most change to the top end of the draft, but the Pittsburgh Steelers, Oakland Raiders, Tennessee Titans and Miami Dolphins are just some of the teams who have seen a significant shift in their draft capital over the past month. The Giants and New England Patriots lead the league with 12 selections each in 2019, with the Cincinnati Bengals third with 11. No team has less picks than the five selections the Seattle Seahawks currently hold, a feat matched by the Chicago Bears. The Bears are also one of four teams without a first-round selection this year, along with the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints and Browns. The Raiders, Giants and Green Bay Packers are only only teams with multiple picks in round one. . Compared to the last time we looked at the full 7-round draft order for 2019, there have been a number of changes since then. Last updated to reflect the trade of Frank Clark from the Seahawks to the Kansas City Chiefs As previously reported, the Steelers currently have 10 picks in the draft after receiving a third and fifth round selection from the Raiders for Antonio Brown and a sixth-round pick from the Cardinals for Marcus Gilbert. Pittsburgh also traded their seventh round selection to the Cleveland Browns as part of a deal for Sammie Coates that saw them receive a sixth round draft pick in 2018. Their seventh round selection this year comes from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as part of the trade for J.J. Wilcox in 2017. The Steelers extra sixth-round pick (No.175 overall) comes as part of the trade for Ryan Switzer in 2018.