Round 1 | Pick 6
Paris Johnson Jr. - OT Ohio State University
The Cardinals wanted to upgrade the offensive line so, after trading from 3 to 12, moved back up to 6 to get the athletic Johnson. He has played guard as well as tackle in college, and could end up either place in his rookie season.
- ARTICLE: Cardinals choose Paris Johnson in first round
- VIDEO: Paris Johnson gets the phone call that he's the Cardinals guy
- VIDEO: Johnson goes on stage in Kansas City after he is picked
- ARTICLE: Johnson, owner of a journalism degree, is ready to write his own story
- VIDEO: Johnson listens to his mom read her emotional draft letter
- VIDEO: Johnson's introductory press conference
Round 2 | Pick 41
BJ Ojulari - EDGE LSU
After the release of Markus Golden, the Cardinals were in need of more edge rusher blood, and -- after another trade back in the second round -- picked up Ojulari, an LSU team leader that provides potential on and off the field.
Round 3 | Pick 72
Garrett Williams - CB Syracuse
Williams is coming off an ACL tear, but his skills are impressive and he said he is hopeful to be back on the field by July. He could play a big role, especially for a team that is searching for standouts at cornerback.
Round 3 | Pick 94
Michael Wilson - WR Stanford
Finding some big receivers has been a priority for the Cardinals, and they hope the 6-2 Wilson cane help fill that void, while providing an edge out on the edge. He dealt with a broken collarbone that ended his senior season but he got healthy in time to star in the Senior Bowl.
Round 4 | Pick 122
Jon Gaines II - OL UCLA
The Cardinals went with a versatile offensive lineman in Gaines, who mostly played guard but has done work at the desperately-needed center spot. Again, a smart team leader, following in the rest of the class.
Round 5 | Pick 139
Clayton Tune - QB Houston
Grabbing a young quarterback wasn't a total surprise, and it gives the Cardinals four arms going into the offseason and training camp even as Kyler Murray rehabs. Tune, who said he believed he was the best QB in the draft, is the great-great nephew of the Cardinals' first-ever draft pick -- Jim Lawrence -- in the NFL's first selection event in 1936.
- ARTICLE: Tune adds more Texas flavor to the QB room
- VIDEO: Tune is the Cardinals pick
Round 5 | Pick 168
Owen Pappoe - LB Auburn
His Twitter handle is @TheFreak and that's what his numbers say, with the ability to run a 4.39 and still bench-press 29 times. Pappoe will be a key special teamer, but with his attributes, he's got a chance to be much more.
Round 6 | Pick 180
Kei'Trel Clark - CB Louisville
Clark surprisingly slipped and now -- after schooling for the Cardinals -- remains a Cardinal. With his attributes and with the Cardinals' needs in the secondary, he could emerge with playing time.
Round 6 | Pick 213
Dante Stills - DT West Virginia
The defensive line was a position of need, and the Cardinals addressed it with their final pick, the son of a 10-year NFL player who can play all along the line.
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