The 2019 NFL draft is a wrap. Below is a full recap of our live updates and a complete recap of the 2019 NFL draft is provided in the table below. We will continue to provide updates on any players with local ties who sign as undrafted free agents following the last pick of Round 7. Here are some quick updates and highlights from around the league: • Former Oregon Ducks tight end Kano Dillon signed with Washington as an undrafted free agent, according to a report. • Former Oregon Ducks running back Tony Brooks-James signed with the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent, according to a report. • Former Jesuit High School star linebacker Joey Alfieri is expected to sign with the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted free agent, according to a report. • Former Oregon Ducks’ defensive back Ugochukwu Amadi was selected by the Seattle Seahawks with the No. 132 overall pick in the fourth round of the NFL draft Saturday afternoon. • Former Oregon Ducks’ linebacker Justin Hollins was selected by the Denver Broncos with the No. 156 overall pick in the fifth round of the NFL draft Saturday afternoon. • Former Ducks wide receiver Dillon Mitchell was selected by the Minnesota Vikings in the seventh round with the No. 239 pick. And former Ducks defensive end Jalen Jelks was taken two picks later, at No. 241, by the Dallas Cowboys. • Former Stanford running back Bryce Love was selected by Washington with the No. 112 overall pick in the fourth round. • Former Washington Huskies’ inside linebacker Ben Burr-Kirven was selected by the Seattle Seahawks with the No. 142 overall pick in the fifth round. In case you missed it, here are the Top 32 picks and highlights from the Round 1 and a complete recap from Rounds 2-3 which wrapped up Friday. Now, on to Rounds 4-7 with the latest headlines, news and highlights from around the league: Here's everything you need to know to watch the draft, or follow along as we bring you live updates, photos and video highlights. What: 2019 NFL draft When: Thursday, April 25 - Saturday, April 27 Rounds 4-7: Saturday, 9 a.m. PT/ 12 p.m. ET TV Channel: KATU-2, ABC, ESPN, NFL Network Watch online: NFL.com/apps and Watch ESPN/apps A live look at every draft pick as it happens and draft order for the rest of the draft: Previously: Round 1 | 2 | 3 | Today: Round 4 | 5 | 6 | 7<doc-sep>The NFL Draft is over and now everyone wants to know how well each team did in the draft and if each pick was the correct pick. For the four players drafted out of Oregon, all four picks were well received and graded out well. CBS Sports has released their grades for every single player picked in the 2019 NFL Draft and they were very high on Oregon's four players that were drafted and where they landed. Only one of the three picks was graded below a B- and two of the draft picks for Oregon were graded as an 'A' by the team at CBS Sports. Fourth Round, 132nd Overall, Safety Ugo Amadi, Seattle Seahawks Grade: C+ Analysis: Amadi is simply a defensive back. Not a safety or corner. His flashes are impressive but he's not a consistently impactful performer against the run or pass and tested poorly. Fifth Round, 156th Overall, Edge Rusher Justin Hollins, Denver Broncos Grade: A Analysis: Hollins is a sleek, springy edge rusher with good pass-rush plans and the ability to flatten to the cornerback. Plenty of speed to his game, he just needs to add weight and strength at the next level. Nice depth piece for Denver. Seventh Round, 239th Overall, Wide Receiver Dillon Mitchell, Minnesota Vikings Grade: A Analysis: Mitchell was Justin Herbert's go-to target in 2018, and he ran under 4.50 at the combine. He tracks the ball awesome downfield and is very elusive after the catch. The Vikings may have found yet another overlooked weapon at receiver. Seventh Round, 241st Overall, Defensive End Jalen Jelks Dallas Cowboys Grade: B Analysis: Jelks is a tall, sleek defensive line tweener seriously lacking power. He must be given the opportunity to attack, and he has an effective inside move. With Demarcus Lawrence extended, the Cowboys can afford to use Jelks in small doses.<doc-sep>It’s yet another sign as to how bare former Oregon State coach Gary Andersen left the football talent cupboard. OSU is the only Power 5 school that didn’t have a player selected in the 2019 NFL draft or sign an undrafted free agent contract. Outside of Oregon State, Arizona and California had the fewest draft picks/UDFA signings with four each. Oregon State has not had a player selected in the previous two drafts. The Beavers had at least one player picked in the NFL draft from 2001-17. The last time OSU went back-to-back years without producing an NFL draft pick was 1997-98. The Beavers’ 2018 roster was mostly made up of players recruited by Andersen, who left Oregon State midway through the 2017 after a three-year run. There is an Oregon State presence among this year’s NFL rookie crop, though neither player finished their careers in Corvallis. Central Michigan cornerback Xavier Crawford, who played at OSU from 2015-17 before transferring, was a sixth-round selection by Houston. Fresno State quarterback Marcus McMaryion, who left OSU prior to the 2017 season, was invited to attend the Oakland Raiders’ rookie mini-camp. Oregon State’s NFL drought should end in 2020, as the Beavers have several seniors that get some pro football attention, including quarterback Jake Luton, offensive lineman Blake Brandel, tight end Noah Togiai and defensive tackle Jordan Whittley. --Nick Daschel | ndaschel@oregonian.com | @nickdaschel Visit subscription.oregonlive.com/newsletters to get Oregonian/OregonLive journalism delivered to your email inbox.<doc-sep>The Oregon football program has been a consistent program that churns out at least one NFL draft pick in the first three rounds for over 20 years. That streak came to an end this week when no Oregon football player was drafted in the first three rounds. Oregon's first player selected was Ugo Amadi in the fourth round with the 132nd overall selection, which was executed by the Seattle Seahawks. Oregon linebacker Justin Hollins was drafted later in the day and then in the seventh round, Oregon saw defensive end Jalen Jelks and wide receiver Dillon Mitchell each go drafted. So the Ducks continue to see players get picked and even had multiple players, but a streak was over. Credit the Register-Guard's Steve Mims for the impressive run on draft picks by the Oregon football program. First three rounds of NFL Draft are done and no Ducks have gone. Royce Freeman is only Duck drafted in Top 3 rounds of last three drafts out of Oregon. First time since 1995 that Oregon went three years in a row without a player drafted in first two rounds. — Steve Mims (@SteveMims_RG) April 27, 2019 Now there also needs to be context when we look at this stat. Had Oregon's Justin Herbert elected to go pro like anyone outside of the Oregon bubble expected, this stat would have not been broken. Herbert very well may have been the first pick in the draft. If Calvin Throckmorton had elected to go pro that streak would have also continued. There is also the other end of the line of context as well: Oregon's program has dipped below their usual talent levels even without Herbert being in the draft. Oregon saw their evaluations fail them during the 2014, 2015, and 2016 recruiting classes. One of the many tasks Oregon's current head coach Mario Cristobal has been assigned is rebuilding Oregon's talent and getting it back to the levels most are used to seeing. That task is a work in progress but trending in the right direction.<doc-sep>
EUGENE, OR - OCTOBER 13: Wide receiver Dillon Mitchell #13 of the Oregon Ducks celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter of the game against the Washington Huskies at Autzen Stadium on October 13, 2018 in Eugene, Oregon. (Photo by Steve Dykes/Getty Images) Four Oregon Ducks found new homes in the NFL Draft and two were quickly signed as Unrestricted Free Agents over the weekend. Over the last few seasons, the NFL Draft has been appointment television for Oregon Fans, but this season there was a wait. Ugo Amadi was chosen first. He was the 30th Selection of the 4th Round and will stay close to home. Amadi was chosen by the Seattle Seahawks. To make the moment for Amadi even sweeter, his first son was born recently according to his Instagram account making the moment even more special. Justin Hollins followed in the 5th Round and will join Royce Freeman with the Denver Broncos. According to NFL.com, Hollins could be a player to watch in the future and is considered an ascending player. Having a former teammate on the roster can only help Hollins acclimate to the Broncos Locker Room. Two Oregon Ducks also went in the 7th Round with Dillon Mitchell finding his way to the Minnesota Vikings with the 239th Overall Pick. The Vikings have a big need in the Slot Receiver Position and Mitchell could easily find his way into the lineup as a Rookie with his speed. Training Camp for the Vikings will be worth the watch as well as the NFL Preseason to see if he can find his way into the mix. Jalen Jelks was a key player on the Oregon Football Defense when he was with the Ducks and he fell in the NFL Draft. He was selected in the 7th Round by the Dallas Cowboys. Jelks was picked 241st overall on the final day of the 2019 NFL Draft. There were six players that declared for the NFL Draft and both players who were not chosen in the Draft signed Free Agent Contracts. Both Tony Brooks James, signed with the Atlanta Falcons, and Kano Dillon, who signed with the Washington Redskins Brooks-James has the potential for success in the NFL, but after being considered the Starter by most heading into his Senior season, he was overtaken by CJ Verdell on the field and was seen as more of a returner than a Running Back as the season played out. Oregon Football is currently on a break following the Spring Game and is preparing for Auburn on the road to start their season on August 31st.