The first 32 players selected in the 2022 NFL Draft all made out well becoming first-round selections, with their names called under the bright lights in Las Vegas. With three seasons behind them, however, they now enter a crucial year in their young careers.

NFL rookies are given four-year contracts when they enter the league; first-round picks include a team option for a fifth season, which teams can choose to pick up or decline. Some players make the decision easy for teams. Others not so much.

The window to extend a player’s fifth-year option opened on January 6 and goes through May 1. With the deadline fast approaching, let’s take a look at each player from the 2022 draft class and whether or not his team has picked up the option yet.

Fifth-Year Option Tracker

PICK NUMBER	PLAYER (CURRENT TEAM)	FIFTH-YEAR OPTION DECISION	2026 PROJECTED CONTRACT
1	Travon Walker (Jaguars)	Picked up	$14.75 million
2	Aidan Hutchinson (Lions)
3	Derek Stingley Jr (Texans)	Signed three-year extension	$21.59 million
4	Sauce Gardner (Jets)
5	Kayvon Thibodeaux (Giants)
6	Ikem Ekwonu (Panthers)
7	Evan Neal (Giants)
8	Drake London (Falcons)
9	Charles Cross (Seahawks)
10	Garrett Wilson (Jets)
11	Chris Olave (Saints)
12	Jameson Williams (Lions)
13	Jordan Davis (Eagles)
14	Kyle Hamilton (Ravens)
15	Kenyon Green (Eagles)
16	Jahan Dotson (Eagles)
17	Zion Johnson (Chargers)
18	Treylon Burks (Titans)
19	Trevor Penning (Saints)
20	Kenny Pickett (Browns)
21	Trent McDuffie (Chiefs)
22	Quay Walker (Packers)
23	Kaiir Elam (Cowboys)
24	Tyler Smith (Cowboys)
25	Tyler Linderbaum (Ravens)
26	Jermaine Johnson II (Jets)
27	Devin Lloyd (Jaguars)
28	Devonte Wyatt (Packers)
29	Cole Strange (Patriots)
30	George Karlaftis (Chiefs)
31	Dax Hill (Bengals)
32	*Lewis Cine (Eagles)	Ineligible