List of Las Vegas Raiders Draft Picks in 2023 NFL Draft

List of Las Vegas Raiders Draft Picks in 2023 NFL Draft

With the attention turning to the 2023 NFL Draft, what selections do the Las Vegas Raiders have this year? Let’s take a look at what picks the Raiders have this year and how those picks have come about. Once you have read the details about the Raiders’ upcoming draft picks, head over to PFN’s Mock Draft Simulator to examine the various scenarios that could be in play.

Note: Draft pick numbers are as of March 14, 2023

Las Vegas Raiders Draft Picks by Round in 2023

  • Round 1, Pick 7 overall
  • Round 2, Pick 38 overall
  • Round 3, Pick 70 overall
  • Round 3, Pick 100 overall
  • Round 4, Pick 109 overall
  • Round 5, Pick 141 overall
  • Round 5, Pick 144 overall (from ATL)
  • Round 5, Pick 174 overall
  • Round 6, Pick 204 overall (from DAL)
  • Round 6, Pick 214 overall
  • Round 7, Pick 220 overall (from ARI)
  • Round 7, Pick 231 overall (from NE)

How Many Draft Picks Do the Raiders Have in 2023?

Las Vegas currently has a total of 12 draft picks in the 2023 NFL Draft. In the first four rounds, the Raiders have their original four selections, but in the final three rounds, Las Vegas has five draft selections, with only one being their own. The Raiders have acquired four picks while sending away two of their own.

The Raiders acquired the Atlanta Falcons’ fifth-round selection in the trade for WR Bryan Edwards. Las Vegas sent Edwards and their seventh-round pick to Atlanta in return for that fifth-round selection. Meanwhile, the Raiders picked up the Dallas Cowboys’ sixth-round pick in return for sending DT Johnathan Hankins and a 2024 seventh-round selection to Dallas.

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Las Vegas’s sixth-round pick is the property of the New England Patriots. The Raiders acquired QB Jarrett Stidham — who started their final two games — and a seventh-round selection in return for sending that sixth-round pick to the Patriots. The other seventh-round selection was obtained from the Arizona Cardinals in return for sending CB Trayvon Mullen to Arizona.

The Raiders’ first-round selection will be their highest such pick since 2019, when they selected Clelin Ferrell fourth overall. They did not have a first-round pick in 2022 after sending it with a second-round selection to the Green Bay Packers in return for Davante Adams last offseason.

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