With players chosen in the 2022 NFL Draft having finished their third regular season, it's decision time on fifth-year options for the class' first-rounders.
All drafted rookies are given four-year contracts to begin their careers -- and teams have the option to extend that pact for a fifth year with players selected in Round 1. Former Vikings safety Lewis Cine is the only player of the 32 first-round picks ineligible for a fifth-year option after Minnesota released him before the 2024 season.
The fifth-year option window for the Class of 2022 opened Jan. 6, with the final deadline set for May 1.
NFL.com is tracking each team's decision leading up to the deadline.
Jacksonville exercised Walker's fifth-year option on April 7.
Stingley's fifth-year option was picked up upon him signing a three-year extension with Houston on March 17. Stingley is under contract through the 2029 campaign.
The Texans, who took Green in the 2022 draft, traded the OL to Philly on March 11.
Dotson was traded from the Commanders, who drafted the WR, to the Eagles on Aug. 22, 2024.
Elam was traded from the Bills, who drafted him in '22, to Dallas on March 12.
Cine was released by the Vikings, who selected him No. 32 overall, ahead of the 2024 season.