2025 NFL Draft Order: Where the league's 32 teams stand after the regular season

As the regular season concludes, the NFL's playoff picture is set, and the league’s bottom-tier teams are turning their attention to rebuilding for the future. For these franchises, the focus has shifted to the offseason and the 2025 NFL Draft, where they hope to find cornerstone players to spark a turnaround.

Below is the final draft order for non-playoff teams after Week 18, along with each team's ranks in EPA per play and EPA allowed per play to provide a comprehensive snapshot of their 2024 performance.

2025 NFL Draft Order: As it stands

Pick	Team	Record	Win%	EPA/Play (offense)	EPA allowed/Play (defense)
1	Tennessee Titans	3-14	0.176	29th	23rd
2	Cleveland Brown s	3-14	0.176	32nd	17th
3	New York Giants	3-14	0.176	30th	25th
4	New England Patriots	4-13	0.235	26th	30th
5	Jacksonville Jaguars	4-13	0.235	21st	31st
6	Las Vegas Raiders	4-13	0.235	31st	18th
7	New York Jets	5-12	0.294	16th	21st
8	Carolina Panthers	5-12	0.294	25th	32nd
9	New Orleans Saints	5-12	0.294	23rd	26th
10	Chicago Bears	5-12	0.294	27th	12th
11	San Francisco 49ers	6-11	0.353	10th	19th
12	Dallas Cowboys	7-10	0.412	28th	29th
13	Miami Dolphins	8-9	0.471	24th	7th
14	Indianapolis Colts	8-9	0.471	20th	15th
15	Atlanta Falcons	8-9	0.471	11th	22nd
16	Arizona Cardinals	8-9	0.471	9th	28th
17	Cincinnati Bengals	9-8	0.529	7th	20th
18	Seattle Seahawks	10-7	0.588	18th	10th
19	Houston Texans	10-7	0.588	19th	6th
20	Denver Broncos	10-7	0.588	17th	2nd
21	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	10-7	0.588	5th	16th
22	Pittsburgh Steelers	10-7	0.588	22nd	8th
23	Los Angeles Rams	10-7	0.588	15th	27th
24	Green Bay Packers	11-6	0.647	8th	4th
25	Los Angeles Chargers	11-6	0.647	13th	5th
26	Washington Commanders	12-5	0.706	4th	24th
27	Baltimore Ravens	12-5	0.706	1st	9th
28	Minnesota Vikings	14-3	0.824	14th	3rd
29	Buffalo Bills	13-4	0.765	3rd	13th
30	Philadelphia Eagles	14-3	0.824	6th	1st
31	Kansas City Chiefs	15-2	0.882	12th	14th
32	Detroit Lions	15-2	0.882	2nd	11th

PFF's 2025 NFL DRAFT BIG BOARD

The 2025 NFL Draft class is starting to take shape, and that means we’re getting a clearer picture of some of the top prospects and the position groups with the most depth.

The top prospect on the board is Colorado’s Travis Hunter, a rare talent with the potential to start at the NFL level as either a wide receiver or cornerback. After Hunter, Michigan standouts Mason Graham and Will Johnson, Arizona’s Tetairoa McMillan and Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty are some of the premier players in this draft class.

Click here to see PFF's top 250 draft prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.