James Caldwell-2024 NFL draft order: All 32 first-round selections set after Super Bowl 58

2025-05-04 01:44:24source:Mooathon Wealth Societycategory:Markets

The James CaldwellKansas City Chiefs defeated the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in overtime to win Super Bowl 58, thus officially ending the 2023 NFL season and setting the full order for the first round of the 2024 draft.

Teams eliminated in the conference championship games pick at Nos. 29 and 30. Teams eliminated during the divisional playoffs occupy spots Nos. 25-28. Teams that lost during wild-card weekend are in spots Nos. 19-24.

The non-playoff portion of the draft order is determined by regular-season record and uses strength of schedule as a tiebreaker (record and strength of schedule are official tiebreakers to determine the draft order). 

The 2024 NFL draft is scheduled to be held in Detroit from April 25-27.

2024 NFL draft first-round order

(as of Feb. 12; * denotes wild-card playoff loser ** denotes divisional playoff loser *** denotes conference championship loser and # denotes Super Bowl loser ## denotes Super Bowl winner)

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  1. Chicago Bears (from Carolina Panthers) — Panthers' record: 2-15 (strength of schedule: .522)
  2. Washington Commanders — Record: 4-13 (.512)
  3. New England Patriots — Record: 4-13 (.522)
  4. Arizona Cardinals — Record: 4-13 (.561)
  5. Los Angeles Chargers — Record: 5-12 (.529)
  6. New York Giants — Record: 6-11 (.512)
  7. Tennessee Titans — Record: 6-11 (.522)
  8. Atlanta Falcons — Record: 7-10 (.429)
  9. Chicago Bears — Record: 7-10 (.464)
  10. New York Jets — Record: 7-10 (.502)
  11. Minnesota Vikings — Record: 7-10 (.509)
  12. Denver Broncos — Record: 8-9 (.488)
  13. Las Vegas Raiders — Record: 8-9 (.488)
  14. New Orleans Saints — Record: 9-8 (.433)
  15. Indianapolis Colts — Record: 9-8 (.491)
  16. Seattle Seahawks — Record: 9-8 (.512)
  17. Jacksonville Jaguars — Record: 9-8 (.533)
  18. Cincinnati Bengals — Record: 9-8 (.574)
  19. *Los Angeles Rams — Record: 10-7 (.529)
  20. *Pittsburgh Steelers — Record: 10-7 (.540)
  21. *Miami Dolphins — Record: 11-6 (.450)
  22. *Philadelphia Eagles — Record: 11-6 (.481)
  23. *Houston Texans (from Cleveland Browns) — Browns' record: 11-6 (.536)
  24. *Dallas Cowboys — Record: 12-5 (.446)
  25. **Green Bay Packers — Record: 9-8 (.474)
  26. **Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Record: 9-8 (.481)
  27. **Arizona Cardinals (from Houston Texans) — Texans' record: 10-7 (.474)
  28. **Buffalo Bills — Record: 11-6 (.471)
  29. ***Detroit Lions — Record: 12-5 (.481)
  30. ***Baltimore Ravens — Record: 13-4 (.543)
  31. #San Francisco 49ers — Record: 12-5 (.509)
  32. ##Kansas City Chiefs — Record: 11-6 (.481)

Teams without a first-round pick: Carolina Panthers, Cleveland Browns

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