Live updates: It's Day 3 and we're keeping an eye on Florida's teams and college players

One more time.

Day 3 of the NFL Draft opens with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the clock, just as they were at the start of Day 2. The Bucs have two picks in Round 4 and then nothing until Round 7.

Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins have one pick in Round 4, then also wait until Round 7 for their next selection.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have one pick in the fifth round, three in Round 6 and two in Round 7.

As for Florida college players, here are some of the names you might see get picked:

• Florida: running backs Dameon Pierce and Malik Davis, offensive lineman Jean Delance

• Florida State: Running back Jashaun Corbin, defensive lineman Keir Thomas

• Miami: WR Charleston Rambo; DT Jonathan Ford; safety Bubba Bolden

• Florida A&M: Safety Markquese Bell

• Florida International: Running back D'Vonte Price

• UCF: Defensive tackle Kalia Davis

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6:45 p.m. | Dolphins take linebacker, quarterback in Round 7

After taking a linebacker from Georgia's vaunted defense in the third round, Miami took another linebacker with the second pick in the seventh round. The Dolphins selected 6-foot-3, 240-pound Cameron Goode, who had 20.5 sacks during his career at Cal, with the No. 224 overall pick.

Later in the round, the Dolphins used their last pick of 2022 on QB Skylar Thompson from Kansas State. Last season, Thompson earned the Texas Bowl MVP by going 21 of 28 for 259 yards and three touchdowns against LSU.

Shoring up the defense: Dolphins select Cal linebacker Cameron Goode, who had 20.5 sacks in career, in Round 7

Another arm: Kansas State quarterback Skylar Thompson is the Miami Dolphins' final pick of 2022 NFL Draft

5:55 p.m. | Round 6 recap: Buccaneers take another TE; two more Florida high schoolers picked, including UCF player

After picking tight end Cade Otton to start the day, Tampa Bay got another one at No. 218 overall. The Buccaneers took Ko Kieft out of Minnesota with their sixth-round pick.

A UCF player got off the board late in the round when former Knight Kalia Davis was chosen by the San Francisco 49ers. The defensive tackle, who played high school football at West Florida High School in Pensacola, will join a defense anchored by star Nick Bosa.

Earlier in the round, another defensive tackle and Florida high school product was selected by the New Orleans Saints. Jordan Jackson, a Jacksonville native and Bolles High graduate who played college football at Air Force, was the 194th overall pick.

4 p.m. | Two Florida high schoolers picked in Round 5

We're now up to 19 Florida high schoolers taken in the NFL Draft. Let's get caught up.

In the fifth round, the New York Giants, with the third pick, took Indiana linebacker Micah McFadden. McFadden played at Tampa's Henry B. Plant High, making him the second Plant grad to go this year. The first was wide receiver Christian Watson, who went from Plant to North Dakota State to the Green Bay Packers.

Ten picks later, the Cleveland Browns took Cincinnati running back Jerome Ford with the 13th pick of Round 5. Ford went to Armwood High in Seffner.

3 p.m. | Fifth round update: Jaguars and Buccaneers trade picks

The Jaguars continuing to do some moving, trading up to get Ole Miss running back Snoop Conner at No. 154. They then traded their No. 157 and No. 235 picks to Tampa Bay for a fourth-round pick in 2023.

And with that 157th pick, the Buccaneers added a corner to their defense with Zyon McCollum out of Sam Houston. The 6-foot-2 defender had 13 interceptions during his college career.

2 p.m. | Update: Bucs take a punter; Dolphins grab Texas Tech wideout

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers decided to grab a punter in the fourth round, and by doing so, helped the Georgia Bulldogs set a record.

The Bucs took Georgia's Jake Camarda with pick No. 28 in Round 4. Camarda became the 11th Bulldog to go in the 2022 draft, setting a program record. LSU and Ohio State hold the record for most overall -- 14, both in 2020.

Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins picked wide receiver Erik Ezukanma of Texas Tech with pick No. 20 in Round 4. Ezukanma was known for good vertical speed, according to ESPN, and has good size at 6-foot-2.

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1 p.m. | Add three more Florida high schoolers to the list, including Lakeland's Damarri Mathis

Three more players from Florida high schools are now picked in the NFL Draft.

First, at pick No. 110, the Baltimore Ravens grabbed Minnesota tackle Daniel Faalele. The 6-foot-9, 330-pound offensive lineman played at IMG Academy in Bradenton after growing up in Australia.

At pick No. 114, the New York Giants took Iowa safety Dane Belton, who at Tampa Jesuit.

Then, right after that, Lakeland's Damarri Mathis, a cornerback, was picked. Mathis, who played collegiately at Pittsburgh, went with pick No. 115 to the Denver Broncos.

That brings the total number of Florida high schoolers to 17.

12:15 p.m. | Florida Gators running back Dameon Pierce goes to the Texans; Buccaneers take a tight end

Another Gator gone! Running back Dameon Pierce goes to the Houston Texans with the second pick of round 2.

Pierce, a tough runner who scored 13 touchdowns for the Florida Gators in 2021, will likely serve as depth behind Marlon Mack initially.

In a move referred to by NFL Network's Ian Rappaport as "Gronk insurance," the Tampa Bay Buccaneers took Washington tight end Cade Otton with the first pick of Round 4.

Otton, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound tight end, was first-team All-Pac 12 in 2020. He was picked by the Bucs with the uncertainty over the contract of Rob Gronkowski.

11:45 a.m. | Here we go with Day 3 and the Bucs are on the clock

It's deja vu all over again, as Yogi Berra supposedly said.

Just as they did on Day 2, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers open things on Day 3 of the NFL Draft.

Needs include cornerback, where there is uncertainty around the contracts of Jamel Dean and Sean Murphy Bunting, and tight end, because Rob Gronkowski hasn't signed a new deal yet.

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11:55 p.m. | Total Florida high-schoolers after 2 days: 11

If you're keeping up with the Florida high school players getting selected in the NFL Draft, you saw there was a flurry of picks toward the end of Round 3.

First, we saw Zachary Carter, the Florida Gators defensive tackle, going to the Cincinnati Bengals; he played at Hillsborough High in Tampa. Next, defensive back Kerby Joseph, who played in college at Illinois, ended up with the Detroit Lions. He played for Jones High in Orlando.

Finally came Myjai Sanders, a defensive end from the University of Cincinnati, taken by the Arizona Cardinals. Sanders began his high school career at Raines High in Jacksonville before moving over the Georgia state line and playing for Camden County.

That brings the total of Florida high-schoolers taken this season to 11. And there's one day left.

11:30 p.m. | Miami Dolphins take Georgia's Channing Tindall with their first pick

After 101 picks and nearly two full days, the Miami Dolphins finally, finally got their first pick of the NFL Draft. And they decided on a strategy that plenty of others have employed.

Take someone from the Georgia Bulldogs' national championship defense.

The Dolphins selected Channing Tindall, a linebacker. Tindall didn't start often for the Bulldogs, but that was no fault of his own, considering six of his teammates were also drafted in the past two days.

Tindall is a 6-foot-2, 230-pound linebacker with the kind of speed that may allow the Dolphins to keep Jerome Baker playing to his strength, the outside rush.

11 p.m. | Gator gone: Zachary Carter drafted by Cincinnati

It's late, but there's still a lot of picks to be had. And one of the Florida Gators' top defenders has landed with a really solid team.

Zachary Carter, the Gators' defensive tackle, has been drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals with the 31st pick of the third round.

10:20 p.m. | We forgot one! There are now eight Florida high-schoolers drafted

Whoops! We had Florida high schoolers going so quickly that we skipped one.

Between James Cook going to the Bills and Martin Emerson to the Browns, we saw Nik Bonitto go to the Denver Broncos with the last pick of the second round.

Bonitto, who played linebacker at Oklahoma, played his high school football for the formidable program at Fort Lauderdale's St. Thomas Aquinas. Bonitto was a two-time All-Big 12 selection.

9:55 p.m. | Jaguars jump right back in, take Wyoming LB Chad Muma at No. 70

That didn't take long.

Mere minutes after taking Luke Fortner with their first pick in Round 3, the Jacksonville Jaguars turned around and snagged linebacker Chad Muma of Wyoming with the sixth pick.

Muma was a finalist for the Butkus Award for top linebacker, and was All-Mountain West two years in a row.

Safe picks: Jaguars stay put with third-round 2020 NFL Draft picks: Kentucky C Luke Fortner, Wyoming LB Chad Muma

9:50 p.m. | Two more Florida high schoolers go: Martin Emerson and Nicholas Petit-Frere

And now Florida high schoolers are showing up!

First, Mississippi State defensive back Martin Emerson, who played his high school football at Pine Forest in Pensacola, was taken with the fourth pick of the third round by the Cleveland Browns.

Pensacola proud: Pensacola native Martin Emerson drafted by Cleveland with the 68th pick in the draft

Then, immediately after that, another Florida native, Nicholas Petit-Frere, got taken with the fifth pick by the Tennessee Titans. Petit-Frere, who played in college at Ohio State, went to Berkeley Prep in Tampa.

9:40 p.m. | James Cook becomes fifth Florida high-schooler drafted

James Cook, the Georgia running back and younger brother of Florida State and Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook, became the fifth Florida high school player taken in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Cook played for Miami Central High, as Dalvin did, before heading to Georgia, where he was part of the Bulldogs' backfield attack. He went to the Buffalo Bills with the No. 63 pick of the draft.

9:35 p.m. | Jaguars open Round 3 with center Luke Fortner from Kentucky

The Jaguars have decided to get someone to help protect Trevor Lawrence, snapping up Kentucky center Luke Fortner with the first pick of the third round.

Fortner, who was an All-SEC selection last season with the Wildcats, is listed at 6-foot-6, 300 pounds. He opted into a sixth season with Kentucky, permitted due to the coronavirus epidemic during the 2020 season.

9:20 p.m. | Welcome to Round 3, the Jags are back on the clock!

We're through Round 2, so now it gets really interesting for Florida football fans.

First, we have the first pick for the Jacksonville Jaguars. We have the first pick of the draft for the Miami Dolphins. We may have any number of Florida's college players, from Zachary Carter to Charleston Rambo to Markquese Bell, go in this round.

9 p.m. | Tampa Bay Buccaneers take Central Michigan tackle in Round 2

Referred to on NFL Network as "one of the nastiest offensive linemen available", tackle Luke Goedeke from Central Michigan went to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with the 25th pick of the second round.

Goedeke is a 6-foot-5, 310-pound tackle who was first-team All-MAC in the 2021 season.

8:45 p.m. | Patriots make it four Florida high-schoolers taken with WR Tyquan Thornton

We now have seen our fourth Florida high schooler off the board of the NFL Draft. Tyquan Thornton, who played at Miami's Booker T. Washington High, was originally committed to the Florida Gators before deciding to attend Baylor.

Thornton had 143 receptions for 2,242 yards and 19 touchdowns with the Bears.

7:55 p.m. | Travon Walker has plenty of support on Jaguars already, including Trevor Lawrence

Since high school, Jacksonville Jaguars No. 1 draft choice Travon Walker has known quarterback Trevor Lawrence, the Jaguars' No. 1 pick in 2021, and cornerback Tyson Campbell is a former teammate at Georgia.

"I’d have to say I’m pretty close with Trevor. I’ve known him ever since high school, so I feel like he’ll be somebody who takes me under his wing,'' Walker said. ''I came on my top-30 visit, he was working out, he ran up to me, so I just feel like we already have that bond. I have Tyson Campbell here as well to help me.”

More on Travon Walker's first visit to Jacksonville's media can be found here.

7:40 p.m. | Third Florida high-schooler goes: Christian Watson to the Pack

Christian Watson became the third Florida high-schooler to go in the NFL Draft this season, going to the Green Bay Packers in the second round.

Watson, who played at Tampa's Henry B. Plant High School, headed up to college at North Dakota State and used his 6-foot-4 frame and big-time speed to get on scouts' radar. Now he's going to catch passes from Aaron Rodgers. Not bad.

Watson, whose father Tim Watson played with the Packers and three other teams, joined Evan Neal and Kaiir Elam as Florida high schoolers taken so far.

7:20 p.m. | Buccaneers pick Houston DT Logan Hall with first pick in Round 2

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers didn't waste time and went after need, picking Houston defensive tackle Logan Hall with the first pick of the second round.

Hall grew up in Oklahoma, and made 13 tackles for loss in his senior season in 2021. He was named All-American Athletic Conference.

7 p.m. | The draft begins, and here come the Bucs

The Buccaneers are on the clock!

Tampa Bay, who won Super Bowl LV, appear to have needs on the defensive line, the offensive line and safety.

6 p.m. | Tampa Bay Buccaneers, you're going to be on the clock

It took a little longer than expected, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first appearance in the 2022 NFL Draft will happen in about an hour.

The Bucs originally had the 27th pick in last night's first round, but traded it to the Jacksonville Jaguars in exchange for this pick (No. 35) along with a fourth-rounder (No. 106) and a sixth-rounder (No. 180).

The Jaguars used the pick to take Utah linebacker Devin Lloyd.

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