2020 NFL Draft Tracker Arizona Cardinals

Draft Tracker

Year

DRAFT CENTRAL

DRAFT TRACKER

Round 1 • Pick 3 (3) • RB Jeremiyah Love

Round 2 • Pick 2 (34) • G Chase Bisontis

Round 3 • Pick 1 (65) • QB Carson Beck

Round 4 • Pick 4 (104) • DT Kaleb Proctor

Round 5 • Pick 3 (143) • WR Reggie Virgil

Round 6 • Pick 2 (183) • LB Karson Sharar

Round 7 • Pick 1 (217) • OT Jayden Williams

FULL DRAFT TRACKER

Pick 3 (3)

Jeremiyah Love

RB Notre Dame

6-0 212 LBS

2023: Played in all 13 games with 1 start in the Sun Bowl win over Oregon State (71-385-5.4, TD rushing; 8-77-9.6, TD receiving; 2-42-21.0 KR).
2024: Led team with 1,125 rushing yards (163 carries, 6.9 per), tied for the team lead with 17 rushing TDs. Started all 16 games (28-237-8.5, 2 TDs receiving).
2025: First-team Associated Press All-American. Won the Doak Walker Award (nation's top RB). Finalist for the Heisman Trophy (nation's top player), Walter Camp Award (nation's top player) and Maxwell Award (nation's top player). Ranked fourth in the FBS with 6.9 yards per carry, fourth with 137.7 scrimmage yards per game, eighth with 1,372 rushing yards (199 carries), tied for third with 18 rushing TDs. Started all 12 games (27-280-10.4, 3 TDs receiving).

– by Chad Reuter

Pick 2 (34)

Chase Bisontis

G Texas A&M

6-5 315 LBS

Pick 1 (65)

Carson Beck

QB Miami

6-4 233 LBS

2020 (Georgia): Played in 1 game as a reserve (no statistics). Enrolled in January.
2021 (Georgia): Redshirted. Played in 4 games as a reserve for the national champions (10-23-43.5, 176 yards, 2 TDs, 2 INTs passing; 5-15-3.0 rushing).
2022 (Georgia): Played in 7 games for the national champions as the backup to Stetson Bennett IV (26-35-74.3, 310 yards, 4 TDs passing; 7-43-6.1 rushing).
2023 (Georgia): Second-team All-SEC. Ranked eighth in the FBS in passing efficiency (167.9). Set a school single-season record by completing 72.4 percent of his passes (302-417, 24 TDs, 6 INTs). Ranked third in the FBS with 3,941 passing yards and seventh with 9.45 yards per attempt. Started all 14 games (60-116-1.9, 4 TDs rushing).
2024 (Georgia): Started 13 games (290-448-64.7, 3,485 yards, 28 TDs, 12 INTs passing; 55-71-1.3, TD rushing). Missed the playoff semifinal loss to Notre Dame after undergoing surgery on throwing elbow (UCL) injury suffered in the SEC Championship Game. Declared for draft but changed his mind to attend Miami.
2025: Third-team All-ACC. Offensive MVP of the Fiesta Bowl/College Football Playoff semifinal win over Ole Miss (268 passing yards, 3 total TDs). Ranked second in the FBS in completion rate (72.4%) and total completions (338, on 467 attempts), fourth in passing yards (3,813) and tied for sixth in passing TDs (30, against 12 INTs). Started all 16 games (62-43-0.7, 2 TDs rushing). Missed spring practices recovering from elbow injury.
Miscellaneous: Father, Chris, played LB at Navy.

-- by Chad Reuter

Pick 4 (104)

Kaleb Proctor

DT Southeastern Louisiana

6-1 291 LBS

Pick 3 (143)

Reggie Virgil

WR Texas Tech

6-2 187 LBS

2022 (Miami OH): Played in 11 games with 1 start (1-28-28.0).
2023 (Miami OH): Played in 12 games as a reserve (1-34-34.0, TD). Five special teams tackles.
2024 (Miami OH): Second-team All-MAC. Ranked seventh in the FBS, averaging 19.9 yards per reception (41-816). Led team with 9 receiving TDs. Team's Most Improved Offensive Player of the Year. Played in 13 games with 11 starts.
2025: Led team with 57 receptions (705 yards, 12.4 per, 6 TDs). Started all 14 games (2-35-17.5, 2 TDs rushing).

-- by Chad Reuter

Pick 2 (183)

Karson Sharar

LB Iowa

6-1 231 LBS

Pick 1 (217)

Jayden Williams

OT Mississippi

6-4 307 LBS