2013 NFL Draft Order Finalized

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Feb 02, 2013; New Orleans, LA USA; Mike and Jake Dandrea, of Sandy Hook, Conn., pose on the mock NFL draft stage inside the NFL Experience, pro football

With the Super Bowl having passed, we finally have a set draft order for the 2013 NFL draft with the Baltimore Ravens picking last after beating the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl last night. Let’s take a look at the final order.

No.	Team	W-L	Pct.	Strength of schedule	Opp. W-L
1	Kansas City Chiefs	2-14	.125	.516	132-124
2	Jacksonville Jaguars	2-14	.125	.539	138-118
3	Oakland Raiders	4-12	.250	.469	120-136
4	Philadelphia Eagles	4-12	.250	.508	130-126
5	Detroit Lions	4-12	.250	.566	144-110-2
6	Cleveland Browns	5-11	.313	.508	130-126
7	Arizona Cardinals	5-11	.313	.559	141-111-4
8	Buffalo Bills	6-10	.375	.480	122-132-2
9	New York Jets	6-10	.375	.512	130-124-2
10	Tennessee Titans	6-10	.375	.512	131-125
11	San Diego Chargers	7-9	.438	.457	117-139
12	Miami Dolphins	7-9	.438	.500	127-127-2
13	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7-9	.438	.502	128-127-1
14	Carolina Panthers	7-9	.438	.516	132-124
15	New Orleans Saints	7-9	.438	.521	133-122-1
16	St. Louis Rams	7-8-1	.469	.539	137-117-2
17	Pittsburgh Steelers	8-8	.500	.465	119-137
18	Dallas Cowboys	8-8	.500	.523	134-122
19	New York Giants	9-7	.563	.521	133-122-1
20	Chicago Bears	10-6	.625	.512	130-124-2
21	Cincinnati Bengals	10-6	.625	.438	112-144
22	St. Louis Rams (from Redskins)	10-6	.625	.494	126-129-1
23	Minnesota Vikings	10-6	.625	.520	132-122-2
24	Indianapolis Colts	11-5	.688	.441	113-143
25	Seattle Seahawks	11-5	.688	.504	127-125-4
26	Green Bay Packers	11-5	.688	.508	129-125-2
27	Houston Texans	12-4	.750	.496	127-129
28	Denver Broncos	13-3	.813	.457	117-139
29	New England Patriots	12-4	.750	.496	126-128-2
30	Atlanta Falcons	13-3	.813	.422	108-148
31	San Francisco 49ers	11-4-1	.625	.496	128-126-2
32	Baltimore Ravens	10-6	.719	.504	127-129

The Tennessee Titans have the 10th overall pick. It’ll be interesting to see where they decide to go with it, having holes on both sides of the ball. We’ll be speculating about that until free agency opens up in March and we see the Titans fill some holes with that approximately $19 million they’re sitting on.