MACON, Ga. — The 2024 NFL Draft is here. And there are plenty of players from the state of Georgia or who have spent their college years playing in the state who are expected to be drafted this year.
The next crop of talented players are aiming for a position on one of the 32 NFL teams.
Here are the University of Georgia Bulldogs, your other college players and your local Central Georgia stars hoping to make their way into the NFL in this year's draft:
University of Georgia
Tight end Brock Bowers: Las Vegas Raiders, 13th
Offensive tackle Amarius Mims: Cincinnati Bengals, 18th
Wide receiver Ladd McConkey: Los Angeles Chargers, 34th
Corner back Kamari Lassiter: Houston Texans, 42nd
Safety Javon Bullard: Green Bay Packers, 58th
Defensive back Tykee Smith: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 89th
Center Sedrick Van Pran-Granger: Buffalo Bills, 141st
Defensive tackle Zion Logue: Atlanta Falcons, 197th
Central Georgia High School Talent
Bleckley County's Amarius Mims: Cincinnati Bengals: 18th
Baldwin County's Javon Bullard: Green Bay Packers, 58th
Dooly County's Travis Glover: Green Bay Packers, 202nd
Wilkinson County's Tylan Grable: Buffalo Bills, 204th
Georgia State
Offensive lineman Travis Glover: Green Bay Packers, 202nd
We will update the following section as players from other colleges around the state of Georgia have players selected in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Atlanta Falcons
In addition to colleges in Georgia, the Atlanta Falcons hold the number 8 overall pick and a handful of other picks.
First Round: Washington QB Michael Penix Jr, 8th overall
Second Round: Clemson Defensive Tackle Ruke Orhorhoro, 35th overall
Third Round: Washington EDGE Bralen Trice, 74th overall
Fourth Round: Oregon DT Brandon Dorlus, 109th overall
Fifth Round: Notre Dame LB JD Bertrand, 143rd overall
Sixth Round: Alabama RB Jase McClellan, 186th overall
Sixth Round: Illinois WR Casey Washington, 187th overall
Sixth Round: Georgia DT Zion Logue, 197th overall
2024 NFL DRAFT
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