USFL Draft 2022: Philadelphia Stars' round-by-round picks
The inaugural 2022 USFL Draft is officially in the books.
Here is every pick from the Philadelphia Stars so far in the 2022 USFL Draft.
Round 1 (quarterbacks), Pick 3: Bryan Scott, Occidental College
Tabbed as the "Aaron Rodgers of Division III," Scott passed for 9,073 yards and 77 touchdowns in just 33 games at Occidental College in Los Angeles. While throwing at USC’s Pro Day in 2017, the 6-1, 215-pound Scott shocked scouts with a sparkling 62-for-64 performance (including one drop), earning a spot with the CFL's BC Lions.
Scott, 26, has had subsequent opportunities with the Los Angeles Rams, Kansas City Chiefs, Atlanta Falcons and Indianapolis Colts in between cameos with the Edmonton Eskimos of the CFL and the New Jersey Generals of The Spring League, prior to being drafted Tuesday in the first round by Philadelphia.
Round 2 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 6: Freedom Akinmoladun, Nebraska
A 2015 Big Ten All-Freshman Team selection, Akinmoladun has played in the NFL for the Bengals (2019-20) and Jets (2021). He switched from TE to DE during his redshirt freshman year at Nebraska in 2014.
Round 3 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 3: Gus Cumberlander, Oregon
Round 4 (defensive ends/edge rushers), Pick 6: Carroll Phillips, Illinois
Round 5 (offensive tackles), Pick 7: Blake Alan Camper, South Carolina
Camper played in 40 games in four seasons at South Carolina from 2015 to ’18. He was signed by the Los Angeles Chargers as an undrafted free agent in 2019.
Round 6 (offensive tackles), Pick 2: Michael Rodriguez III, Louisiana Tech
Round 7 (offensive tackles), Pick 7: Jacob Paul Burton, Baylor
Round 8 (cornerbacks), Pick 2: Channing Stribling, Michigan
Round 9 (cornerbacks), Pick 7: Marcus Lewis, Maryland
Round 10 (cornerbacks), Pick 2: Mazzi Wilkins, South Florida
Round 11 (cornerbacks), Pick 7: Bradley Sylve, Alabama
Round 12 (quarterbacks), Pick 6: Case Cookus, Northern Arizona
Cookus is Northern Arizona’s all-time leader in career passing yards (12,082) and passing TDs (105). He is the only QB in program history to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a season (4,114 in 2019). Cookus was a 2018 and 2019 Walter Payton Award watch list nominee (best FCS player).
Day One Recap:
Round 13 (wide receivers), Pick 8: Devin Gray, Cincinnati
Round 14 (wide receivers), Pick 1: Jordan Suell, Southern Oregon
Round 15 (wide receivers), Pick 8: Brennan Eagles, Texas
Round 16 (wide receivers), Pick 1: Diondre Overton, Clemson
Round 17 (wide receivers), Pick 8: Maurice Alexander, FIU
Round 18 (safeties), Pick 1: Jack Tocho, NC State
Round 19 (safeties), Pick 8: Cody Brown, Arkansas State
Round 19 (safeties), Pick 9: Ladarius Wiley, Vanderbilt
Round 20 (centers), Pick 4: Sean Brown, Mississippi Valley State
Round 21 (inside linebackers), Pick 5: Josh Banderas, Nebraska
Round 22 (guards), Pick 6: Jackson Brown, Northern Iowa
Round 23 (guards), Pick 3: Paul Nosworthy, Buffalo
Round 24 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 3: Mike Barnett, Georgia
Round 25 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 6: Chris Nelson, Texas
Round 26 (defensive tackles/nose tackles), Pick 3: Jerome Johnson, Indiana
Round 27 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 2: Darnell Holland, Kennesaw State
Round 28 (running backs/fullbacks), Pick 7: Matt Colburn II, Wake Forest
Round 29 (outside linebackers), Pick 7: Jordan Moore, UTSA
Round 30 (outside linebackers), Pick 2: Te'Von Coney, Notre Dame
Round 31 (outside linebackers), Pick 7: Solomon Wise, Alcorn State
Round 32 (kicker), Pick 1: Matt Mengel, UCLA
Round 33 (punter), Pick 8: PASS
Round 34 (tight ends/halfbacks), Pick 5: Bug Howard, North Carolina
Round 35 (long snappers), Pick 4: Ryan Navarro, Oregon State
SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT
Round 1, Pick 6: Gunnar Vogel, OT, Northwestern
Round 2, Pick 3: Adam Rodriguez, Edge/FB, Weber State
Round 3, Pick 2: Lene Maiava, OT, Arizona
Round 4, Pick 7: Amani Dennis, CB, Carthage
Round 5, Pick 1: Artayvious Lynn, TE, TCU
Round 6, Pick 8: Chris Rowland, WR, Tennessee State
Round 7, Pick 5: Gabriel Sewell, Jr., ILB, Nevada
Round 8, Pick 4: Ahmad Dixon, S/CB, Baylor
Round 9, Pick 6: Jahair Jones, OG, Miami
Round 10, Pick 3: Paul Terry, RB/WR/ST, Eastern New Mexico
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