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USFL Draft 2022: Birmingham Stallions' round-by-round picks
The first two rounds of the inaugural 2022 USFL Draft are officially in the books. Now, it's time for the supplemental draft.
Here is every pick from the Birmingham Stallions so far in the 2022 USFL Draft.
Round 1 (quarterbacks), Pick 6: Alex McGough, Florida International
McGough was a seventh-round pick of the Seattle Seahawks in 2018, the team’s first QB draft pick since Russell Wilson in 2012. He has also spent time in the NFL with the Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans. The 6-3, 214-pounder, 26, started all four years of his career at FIU, becoming the school’s all-time leader in passing touchdowns (65) and passing yardage (9,091) with another 535 yards and 16 scores on the ground.
Round 2 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 3: Aaron Adeoye, SE Missouri State
Adeoye switched from college basketball to college football in his fifth season of eligibility. He was signed by the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 2019. He has played in The Spring League (TSL) and Aliance of American Football (AAF).
Round 3 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 6: Chauncy Haney, North Greenville
Haney led North Greenville with three blocked kicks in 2018. He was a 2019 Division II Second-Team All-America selection and the 2019 Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Year.
Round 4 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 3: Seth Thomas, Northern Iowa
Round 4 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 10: Jonathan Newsome, Ball State
Round 5 (offensive tackles), Pick 2: Darius Harper, Cincinnati
Round 6 (offensive tackles), Pick 7: O'Shea Dugas, Louisiana Tech
Dugas was named 2016 and 2017 Second-Team All-Conference USA and 2018 First-Team All-Conference USA.
Round 7 (offensive tackles), Pick 2: Justice Powers, UAB
Round 7 (offensive tackles), Pick 9: Matthew Snow, Pace
Round 8 (cornerbacks), Pick 7: Brian Allen, Utah
Allen played in 42 games (12 starts) in four seasons at Utah (2013-2016) and recorded four interceptions in 2016, tied for fifth-most in the Pac-12. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the fifth round (173rd overall) of the 2017 NFL Draft.
Round 9 (cornerbacks), Pick 2: Tae Hayes, Appalachian State
Round 10 (cornerbacks), Pick 7: Bryan Mills, North Carolina Central
Mills led the MEAC with five interceptions in the 2019 season and tied the NCCU record with three interceptions in a single game. He was named 2019 FCS Second-Team All-America.
Round 11 (cornerbacks), Pick 2: Lorenzo Burns, Arizona
Round 12 (quarterbacks), Pick 3: J'Mar Davis-Smith, Louisiana Tech
Davis-Smith finished his career ranked in the top four in Louisiana Tech history in completions (759), passing yards (9,523) and passing touchdowns (51). He was named 2019 Conference USA Offensive Player of the Year and 2019 First Team All-Conference USA.
Day One Recap
Round 13 (wide receivers), Pick 1: Victor Bolden Jr., Oregon State
Round 14 (wide receivers), Pick 8: Joseph Emmanuel Hall, Missouri
Round 15 (wide receivers), Pick 1: Osirus Mitchell, Mississippi State
Round 16 (wide receivers), Pick 8: Peyton Ramzy, Tuskegee
Round 17 (wide receivers), Pick 1: Manasseh Bailey, Morgan State
Round 18 (safeties), Pick 8: Christian McFarland, Idaho State
Round 19 (safeties), Pick 1: Tyree Robinson, Oregon
Round 20 (centers), Pick 5: Jordan McCray, UCF
Round 21 (inside linebackers), Pick 4: Phillip "Scooby" Wright, Arizona
Round 21 (inside linebackers), Pick 10: Jason Ferris, Montana Western
Round 22 (guards), Pick 3: Cameron Hunt, Oregon
Round 23 (guards), Pick 6: Pass
Round 24 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 6: Willie Yarbary, Wake Forest
Round 25 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 3: Haston Adams, Mary Hardin-Baylor
Round 26 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 6: Pass
Round 27 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 7: Tony Brooks-James, Oregon
Round 28 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 2: CJ Marable, Coastal Carolina
Round 29 (outside linebackers), Pick 2: DeMarquis Gates, Ole Miss
Round 30 (outside linebackers), Pick 7: Terrill Hanks, New Mexico State
Round 31 (outside linebackers), Pick 2: Brody Buck, NW Missouri State
Round 32 (kickers), Pick 8: Brandon Aubrey, Notre Dame
Round 33 (punters), Pick 1: Colby Wadman, UC Davis
Round 34 (tight ends/halfbacks), Pick 4: Cary Angeline, NC State
Round 35 (long snappers), Pick 5: Pass
SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT
Round 1, Pick 3: Ryan Williams-Pope, OT, San Diego State
Round 2, Pick 6: JoJo Tillery, S, Wofford
Round 3, Pick 7: Dondrea Tillman, DE, IUP
Round 4, Pick 2: Nathan Holley, SS/OLB, Kent State
Round 5, Pick 8: Jordan Chunn, RB, Troy
Round 6, Pick 1: Sage Surratt, TE, Wake Forest
Round 7, Pick 4: Marlon Williams, WR, Central Florida
Round 8, Pick 5: Josh Shaw, CB/S, USC
Round 9, Pick 1: Marquez Tucker, OG, Southern Utah
Round 10, Pick 8: Bobby Holly, FB/TE, Louisiana Tech
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