Updated 2023 NFL Draft order after conference championship games

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MAR 01: Brett Veach, general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs speaks to reporters during the NFL Draft Combine at the Indiana Convention Center on March 1, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MAR 01: Brett Veach, general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs speaks to reporters during the NFL Draft Combine at the Indiana Convention Center on March 1, 2022 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images) /
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Let’s take a look at the updated NFL Draft order with another four teams out of contention and only one game to play in this year’s NFL season.

With another round of NFL action in the books, another two NFL franchises found their seasons over, which means they are not only joining the majority of their fellow teams in offseason planning but also means the official order for the 2023 NFL Draft is that much closer to being cemented top to bottom.

This year’s NFL Draft festivities are of particular concern to us here because the weekend event is being held in Kansas City and it should be a banner weekend of fun and football for all of us in Chiefs Kingdom.

As for the draft order, the Kansas City Chiefs were never going to be near the top but the conference championships did further clarify the picture by sending the Cincinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49ers packing. That means the only real questions are whether or not the Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles will have the last pick in every round.

Given what we know now, here’s the full 2023 NFL Draft order:

1. Chicago Bears
2. Houston Texans
3. Arizona Cardinals
4. Indianapolis Colts
5. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)
6. Detroit Lions (from LA Rams)
7. Las Vegas Raiders
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Carolina Panthers
10. Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans)
11. Tennessee Titans
12. Houston Texans (from Cleveland)
13. New York Jets
14. New England Patriots
15. Green Bay Packers
16. Washington Commanders
17. Pittsburgh Steelers
18. Detroit Lions
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Seattle Seahawks
21. Los Angeles Chargers
22. Baltimore Ravens
23. Minnesota Vikings
24. Jacksonville Jaguars
25. New York Giants
26. Dallas Cowboys
27. Buffalo Bills
28. Cincinnati Bengals
29. Denver Broncos (from SF via MIA)
30-31. Kansas City Chiefs or Philadelphia Eagles (TBD)

Next. Chiefs who hope to play in their first Super Bowl. dark