This year’s Super Bowl matchup is set, which means it’s the offseason for the NFL’s other 30 teams.
The NFL draft order is almost fully locked in as well with just one more game to play this season. The first 30 picks have all been decided after the conference championships, but the final two selections will get hashed out with the result of the Super Bowl.
All non-playoff teams made up the first 18 selections, and the other playoff losers filled in picks Nos. 19 through 28 earlier in the postseason. With the Washington Commanders and Buffalo Bills losing in their respective conference title games, they’ll hold the 29th and 30th overall picks, respectively.
Here’s a full look at how things stand after conference championship weekend:
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2025 NFL draft order
Here’s the projected 2025 NFL draft order ahead of the Super Bowl, according to Tankathon.com:
Tennessee Titans: 3-14 record; .522 strength of schedule (SOS)
Cleveland Browns: 3-14; .536 SOS
New York Giants: 3-14; .554 SOS
New England Patriots: 4-13; .471 SOS
Jacksonville Jaguars: 4-13; .478 SOS
Las Vegas Raiders: 4-13; .540 SOS
New York Jets: 5-12; .495 SOS
Carolina Panthers: 5-12; .498 SOS
New Orleans Saints: 5-12; .505 SOS
Chicago Bears: 5-12; .554 SOS
San Francisco 49ers: 6-11; .564 SOS
Dallas Cowboys: 7-10; .522 SOS
Miami Dolphins: 8-9; .419 SOS
Indianapolis Colts: 8-9; .457 SOS
Atlanta Falcons: 8-9; .519 SOS
Arizona Cardinals: 8-9; .536 SOS
Cincinnati Bengals: 9-8; .478 SOS
Seattle Seahawks: 10-7; .498 SOS
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 10-7; .502 SOS
Denver Broncos: 10-7; .502 SOS
Pittsburgh Steelers: 10-7; .502 SOS
Los Angeles Chargers: 11-6; .467 SOS
Green Bay Packers: 11-6; .533 SOS
Minnesota Vikings: 14-3; .474 SOS
Houston Texans: 10-7; .481 SOS
Los Angeles Rams: 10-7; .505 SOS
Baltimore Ravens: 12-5; .529 SOS
Detroit Lions: 15-2; .516 SOS
Washington Commanders: 12-5; .436 SOS
Buffalo Bills: 13-4; .467 SOS
Philadelphia Eagles: 14-3; .453 SOS
Kansas City Chiefs: 15-2; .488 SOS
The Eagles and Chiefs can pick no higher than the 31st and 32nd overall picks with their respective Super Bowl berths. Every other team is locked into their current draft pick for now, though trades could mix up the draft order ahead of or on draft night.