Falcons’ full draft order for 2019

After being awarded two compensatory picks on Friday, the Falcons have a total of nine picks in the 2019 NFL draft, which will be held April 25-27 in Nashville.

Here are all nine of the Falcons’ picks:

• Round 1: No. 14 overall

• Round 2: No. 45

• Round 3: No. 79

• Round 4: No. 117, No. 137 (compensatory pick)

• Round 5: No. 152, No. 172 (compensatory pick)

• Round 6: No. 186

• Round 7: No. 230

The Falcons were awarded two compensatory picks for losing free agents — Adrian Clayborn, Taylor Gabriel, Dontari Poe and Andre Roberts — last season. The Falcons gained Brandon Fusco and Logan Paulsen.

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