NFL jersey number changes : Players List 2022

You’re probably not hallucinating if you think you just saw an NFL wide receiver wearing a single-digit jersey number or a linebacker wearing a number in the teens. The NFL has changed its jersey number rule to give more latitude at most positions beginning with the 2021 season.
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The Jersey Number Rules

  • Quarterbacks, Kickers, and Punters: No change. As before, they may wear numbers 1-19.
  • Running Backs: Can now wear numbers 1 to 49 and 80 to 89. Under the old rule, they could only wear numbers 20 to 49.
  • Wide Receivers: Are now permitted numbers 1 to 49 and 80 to 89, where under the old rule they could wear 10 to 19 and 80 to 89.
  • Tight Ends: May wear numbers 1 to 49 and 88-89. They were allowed 40 to 49 and 80 to 89 under the old rule.
  • Offensive Linemen: Can wear numbers 50 to 79, just as under the old rule. These remain ineligible numbers.
  • Defensive Linemen: No change. May wear numbers 50 to 79 and 90 to 99.
  • Linebackers: Can now wear numbers 1 to 59, and 90 to 99. Under the old system, they could wear 40 to 59, and 90 to 99.
  • Defensive Backs: May wear numbers 1 to 49, where they used to be allowed to wear 20 to 49.

 

 

Jersey Numbers 2022

Team Player Position New Number Old Number
Atlanta Falcons Lorenzo Carter LB 9 59
Baltimore Ravens Rashod Bateman WR 7 12
Baltimore Ravens James Proche WR 3 11
Buffalo Bills Jaquan Johnson CB 4 46
Buffalo Bills Taron Johnson CB 7 24
Buffalo Bills Isaiah McKenzie WR 6 19
Buffalo Bills Andre Smith LB 9 59
Carolina Panthers Robbie Anderson WR 3 11
Cleveland Browns Amari Cooper WR 2 89
Dallas Cowboys Anthony Brown CB 3 30
Dallas Cowboys Kelvin Joseph CB 1 24
Dallas Cowboys Jourdan Lewis CB 2 26
Denver Broncos Randy Gregory DE 5 94
Detroit Lions DJ Chark WR 4 17
Detroit Lions DeShon Elliott S 5 32
Detroit Lions Jeff Okudah CB 1 23
Detroit Lions Josh Reynolds WR 8 18
Green Bay Packers Dallin Leavitt S 6 32
Houston Texans Marlon Mack RB 2 25
Houston Texans Tremon Smith CB 1 24
Kansas City Chiefs Ronald Jones II RB 2 27
Kansas City Chiefs JuJu Smith-Schuster WR 9 19
Los Angeles Chargers Gerald Everett TE 7 81
Los Angeles Chargers Derwin James S 3 33
Los Angeles Chargers Kyle Van Noy LB 8 53
Los Angeles Rams Cam Akers RB 3 23
Los Angeles Rams Troy Hill CB 2 23
Los Angeles Rams Allen Robinson WR 1 12
Las Vegas Raiders Tyron Johnson WR 1 17
Miami Dolphins Jevon Holland S 8 22
Minnesota Vikings Dalvin Cook RB 4 33
Minnesota Vikings Cam Dantzler CB 3 27
Minnesota Vikings Alexander Mattison RB 2 25
New England Patriots DeVante Parker WR 1 11
New England Patriots Jabrill Peppers S 3 21
New Orleans Saints Mark Ingram II RB 5 14
New Orleans Saints Marcus Maye S 6 20
New York Jets Jordan Whitehead S 6 33
Philadelphia Eagles Zach Pascal WR 3 14
Philadelphia Eagles Haason Reddick LB 7 43
San Francisco 49ers Ray-Ray McCloud WR 3 14
Seattle Seahawks Uchenna Nwosu LB 10 42
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kyle Rudolph TE 8 80
Tennessee Titans Cody Hollister WR 8 16
Washington Commanders William Jackson III CB 3 23

 

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