The 2021 NFL Draft kicked off on April 29 with three Pac-12 stars selected in the first round. Over the three-day event, a total of 28 Pac-12 players were selected by NFL squads in the #NFLDraft. 

For more Pac-12 player profiles in the 2021 NFL Draft, visit Pac-12.com/nfldraft. And for a draft recap and analysis of selections from #Pac12FB, see below:

Player	Position	Pac-12 School	NFL team	Round / Overall Pick
Penei Sewell	OT			1st / 7th
Alijah Vera-Tucker	OL			1st / 14th
Joe Tryon	OLB			1st / 32nd

Player	Position	Pac-12 School	NFL team	Round / Overall Pick
Jevon Holland	S			2nd / 36th
Levi Onwuzurike	DL			2nd / 41st
Walker Little	OT			2nd / 45th
Davis Mills	QB			3rd / 67th
Osa Odighizuwa	DT			3rd / 75th
Paulson Adebo	CB			3rd / 76th
Nahshon Wright	CB			3rd / 99th
Elijah Molden	CB			3rd / 100th

Player	Position	Pac-12 School	NFL team	Round / Overall Pick
Jay Tufele	DT			4th / 106th
Amon-Ra St. Brown	WR			4th / 112th
Drew Dalman	C			4th / 114th
Camryn Bynum	CB / S			4th / 125th
Keith Taylor	CB			5th / 166th
Deommodore Lenoir	CB			5th / 172nd
Simi Fehoko	WR			5th / 179th
Talanoa Hufanga	S			5th / 180th
Frank Darby	WR			6th / 187th
Marlon Tuipulotu	DT			6th / 189th
Roy Lopez	DL			6th / 195th
Gary Brightwell	RB			6th / 196th
Will Sherman	OL			6th / 197th
Demetric Felton	RB			6th / 211th
Brady Breeze	S			6th / 215th
Thomas Graham Jr.	CB / DB			6th / 228th
Jermar Jefferson	RB			7th / 257th

Day 1 Analysis

Penei Sewell— No. 7, Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions selected Oregon’s star offensive tackle Penei Sewell with the No. 7 overall pick. Sewell is an elite presence on the field and will be used to protect the Lions new quarterback, former Cal star Jared Goff. Hard as it is to believe, Sewell gave up just one sack over 1,376 snaps in two seasons at Oregon. This marks the second straight year that Oregon football has seen a player taken in the top-10, with quarterback Justin Herbert going to the Los Angeles Chargers at No. 6 overall last year.

Alijah Vera-Tucker — No. 14, New York Jets
The New York Jets traded up to take USC's Alijah Vera-Tucker with the No. 14 overall selection. Vera-Tucker is a force on the offensive line and will be tasked with protecting the Jets new quarterback, No. 2 overall selection Zach Wilson. This is the 2nd straight year a Trojans offensive lineman has gone in the 1st round, with the Miami Dolphins took Austin Jackson with the No. 18 pick last year.

Joe Tryon — No. 32, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Washington's Joe Tryon with the final pick of the first round. Tryon will be tasked with helping the Bucs defend their title. He should be up to the task. The outside linebacker recorded eight sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss in 2019, his last full season as a Husky. 

Day 2 Analysis

Jevon Holland — Round 2, No. 36 overall, Miami Dolphins 
With the 36th overall selection, the Miami Dolphins take Oregon safety Jevon Holland. With Penei Sewell having already gone 7th overall, this marks the first year since 2015 that Oregon has seen two players go in the first two rounds. 

Levi Onwuzurike — Round 2, No. 41 overall, Detroit Lions
The Detroit Lions select Washington Defensive Tackle Levi Onwuzurike with the 41st overall pick. Onwuzurike is the second straight Pac-12 selection made by the Lions, who took Penei Sewell (Oregon) in the first round. 

Walker Little— Round 2, No. 45 overall, Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jacksonville Jaguars take Stanford offensive tackle Walker Little with the 45th overall pick. It is the highest a Cardinal player has gone since 2017. Little will be trusted to protect No. 1 overall pick, quarterback Trevor Lawrence. 

Davis Mills— Round 3, No. 67 overall, Houston Texans
The Houston Texas grabbed their quarterback of the future in Stanford’s Davis Mills. Mills, a former five-star recruit, could be the steal of the draft after falling all the way to the Texans in the third round. 

Osa Odighizuwa— Round 3, No. 75 overall, Dallas Cowboys
With his selection by the Dallas Cowboys, Osa Odighizuwa joins his brother, Owa, as UCLA Bruins to go in the third round of the NFL Draft. Owa was taken by the New York Giants in 2015. 

Adebo Paulson— Round 3, No. 76 overall, New Orleans Saints
New Orleans took Adebo Paulson in the third round to provide a strong presence in the Saints secondary. Paulson was the third Stanford player taken in night two of the draft. 

Nahshon Wright — Round 3, No. 99 overall, Dallas Cowboys
With his selection by the Dallas Cowboys in the third-round, Nahshon Wright becomes the highest drafted Oregon State Beaver since 2016.

Elijah Molden — Round 3, No. 100 overall, Tennessee Titans
By selecting Elijah Molden with the 100th overall pick, the Tennessee Titans got a lockdown cornerback who will be game-ready on day one.

Day 3 Recap

Jay Tufele - Round 4, No. 106 overall, Jacksonville Jaguars

Amon-Ra St. Brown - Round 4, No. 112 overall, Detroit Lions

Drew Dalman - Round 4, No. 114 overall, Atlanta Falcons

Camryn Bynum - Round 4, No. 125 overall, Minnesota Vikings

Keith Taylor - Round 5, No. 166 overall, Carolina Panthers

Deommodore Lenoir - Round 5, No. 172 overall, San Francisco 49ers

Simi Fehoko - Round 5, No. 179 overall, Dallas Cowboys

Talanoa Hufanga - Round 5, No. 180 overall, San Francisco 49ers

Frank Darby - Round 6, No. 187 overall, Atlanta Falcons

Marlon Tuipulotu - Round 6, No. 189 overall, Philadelphia Eagles

Roy Lopez - Round 6, No. 195 overall, Houston Texans

Gary Brightwell - Round 6, No. 196 overall, New York Giants

Will Sherman - Round 6, No. 197 overall, New England Patriots

Demetric Felton - Round 6, No. 211 overall, Cleveland Browns

Brady Breeze - Round 6, No. 215 overall, Tennessee Titans

Thomas Graham Jr. - Round 6, No. 228 overall, Chicago Bears

Jermar Jefferson - Round 7, No. 257 overall, Detroit Lions