USFL Draft 2022: New Jersey Generals' round-by-round picks

The first two rounds of the inaugural 2022 USFL Draft are officially in the books. And now, so is the supplemental draft.

Here is every pick from the New Jersey Generals in the 2022 USFL Draft.

Round 1 (quarterbacks), Pick 4: Ben Holmes, Tarleton State

The 5-foot-10, 200-pound Holmes initially starred at wide receiver in high school and junior college before landing at Tarleton State as a quarterback. He guided the Texans to their first outright Lone Star Conference Championship and left with a sparkling 23-2 career record as the starting quarterback. Holmes, 26, continued his playing career in the Indoor Football League, signing with the six-time champion Arizona Rattlers prior to Tuesday’s selection at No. 4 by the Generals. 

Round 2 (defensive end/edge rusher), Pick 5: Bryson Young, Oregon

Young played in 49 games in four seasons at Oregon from 2016 to ’19. He was signed by the Atlanta Falcons as an undrafted free agent in 2020.

Round 3 (defensive end/edge rusher), Pick 4: Kolin Hill, Texas Tech

Round 4 (defensive end/edge rusher), Pick 5: Malik Hamner, Jackson State

Round 5 (offensive tackles), Pick 6: Garrett McGhin, East Carolina

Round 6 (offensive tackles), Pick 3: Calvin Ashley, Auburn

Ashley was a five-star prospect coming out of high school in 2017. He was signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted free agent in 2021.

Round 7 (offensive tackles), Pick 6: Terry Poole, San Diego State

Poole played left tackle for the third-best rushing offense in the Mountain West in 2014. He was named Second Team All-Mountain West that season.

Round 8 (cornerbacks), Pick 3: De'Vante Bausby, Pittsburgh State

Round 9 (cornerbacks), Pick 6: Trae Elston, Ole Miss

Round 10 (cornerbacks), Pick 3: David Rivers, Youngstown State

Round 11 (cornerbacks), Pick 6: Dejaun Neal, Shepherd

Round 12 (quarterbacks), Pick 5: De'Andre Johnson, Texas Southern

Johnson finished 2019 with 1,705 passing yards, fourth-highest by a Texas Southern QB since 2000. He also gained the fourth-most rushing yards on the team (417 yards).

Day One Recap: 

Round 13 (Wide Receivers), Pick 7: KaVontae Turpin, TCU 

Round 14 (wide receivers), Pick 2: J'Mon Moore, Missouri 

Round 15 (wide receivers), Pick 7: Darrius Shepherd, North Dakota State

Round 16 (wide receivers), Pick 2: Christopher Platt Jr., Baylor

Round 17 (wide receivers), Pick 7: Randy Satterfield, Lyon

Round 18 (safeties), Pick 2: Shalom Luani, Washington State

Round 19 (safeties), Pick 7: Dravon Askew-Henry, West Virginia

Round 20 (centers), Pick 1: Jake Lacina, Augustana (S.D.)

Round 21 (inside linebackers), Pick 8: Chris Orr, Wisconsin 

Round 22 (guards), Pick 5: Mike Brown, West Virginia 

Round 23 (guards), Pick 4: Evan Heim, Minnesota State

Round 24 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 4: Destiny Vaeao, Washington State

Round 25 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 5: Toby Johnson, Georgia

Round 26 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 4: Kalani Vakameilalo, Oregon State

Round 27 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 3: Mike Weber, Ohio State 

Round 28 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 6: Trey Williams, Texas A&M

Round 29 (outside linebackers), Pick 6: D'Juan Hines, Houston

Round 30 (outside linebackers), Pick 3: Tim Walton Jr., Texas Southern

Round 31 (outside linebackers), Pick 6: Angelo Garbutt, Missouri State/Iowa

Round 32 (kickers), Pick 2:​ Nick Rose, Texas 

Round 33 (punters), Pick 7: PASS 

Round 34 (tight ends/halfbacks), Pick 8: Braedon Bowman, South Alabama

Round 34 (tight ends/halfbacks), Pick 12: Nicholas Truesdell, Cincinnati/Grand Rapids CC

Round 35 (long snappers), Pick 1, Scott Flanick, Army

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT

Round 1 (defensive end), Pick 5: Tyshun Render, Middle Tennessee

Round 2 (cornerback), Pick 4: Christian Tutt, Auburn

Round 3 (strong safety/linebacker), Pick 3: Mike Bell, Fresno State

Round 4 (safety), Pick 6: Paris Ford, Pittsburgh

Round 5 (punter), Pick 2: Brock Miller, Southern Utah

Round 6 (running back), Pick 7: Darius Victor, Towson

Round 7 (offensive lineman), Pick 8: Robert Myers, Tennessee State

Round 8 (tight end), Pick 1: Jacob Williams, Western Kentucky

Round 9 (offensive lineman), Pick 4: Brandon Haskin, Tennessee State

Round 10 (wide receiver), Pick 5: Alonzo Moore, Nebraska

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