Feb 19th coin-flip at combine sets 2014 NFL Draft Order

Posted by Tony Softli | Feb 19, 2014 | Draft, NFL | 0 |

Following is the 2014 NFL Draft first round order which does not include trades. Data provided by NFL Communications.

2014 FIRST ROUND DRAFT ORDER

#	Team	Win		Loss	Tie	Winning Percentage	Strength of Schedule	Opp Win	Opp Loss	Opp Tie
1.	Houston Texans	2		14	0	.125	.559	143	113	0

2.	Washington Redskins	3		13	0	.188	.516	131	123	2

3.	Jacksonville Jaguars	4		12	0	.250	.504	129	127	0
4.	Cleveland Browns	4		12	0	.250	.516	131	123	2
5.	Oakland Raiders	4		12	0	.250	.523	134	122	0
6.	Atlanta Falcons	4		12	0	.250	.553	141	114	1
7.	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	4		12	0	.250	.574	147	109	0

8.	Minnesota Vikings	5		10	1	.344	.512	130	124	2

9.	Buffalo Bills	6		10	0	.375	.520	133	123	0

10.	Detroit Lions	7		9	0	.438	.457	115	137	4
11.	Tennessee Titans	7		9	0	.438	.504	129	127	0
12.	New York Giants	7		9	0	.438	.520	132	122	2
13.	St. Louis Rams	7		9	0	.438	.551	141	115	0

14.	Chicago Bears	8		8	0	.500	.465	117	135	4
15.	Pittsburgh Steelers	8		8	0	.500	.469	119	135	2
16.	Dallas Cowboys #	8		8	0	.500	.484	123	131	2
17.	Baltimore Ravens #	8		8	0	.500	.484	123	131	2
18.	New York Jets	8		8	0	.500	.488	125	131	0
19.	Miami Dolphins	8		8	0	.500	.523	134	122	0

20.	Arizona Cardinals	10		6	0	.625	.531	136	120	0

21.	Green Bay Packers	8		7	1	.531	.453	115	139	2

22.	Philadelphia Eagles	10		6	0	.625	.453	115	139	2

23.	Kansas City Chiefs	11		5	0	.688	.445	114	142	0
24.	Cincinnati Bengals	11		5	0	.688	.480	122	132	2

25.	San Diego Chargers	9		7	0	.563	.496	127	129	0

26.	Indianapolis Colts	11		5	0	.688	.484	124	132	0
27.	New Orleans Saints	11		5	0	.688	.516	132	124	0

28.	Carolina Panthers	12		4	0	.750	.494	126	129	1

29.	New England Patriots	12		4	0	.750	.473	121	135	0
30.	San Francisco 49ers	12		4	0	.750	.494	126	129	1

31.	Denver Broncos	13		3	0	.813	.469	120	136	0

32.	Seattle Seahawks	13		3	0	.813	.490	125	130	1

	# – Coin flip Feb 19th held at NFL Scouting Combine

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