GREEN BAY, Wis. — The 2025 NFL Draft kicked off with a bang on April 24, a three-day circus of dreams and deals that wrapped up Saturday at Lambeau Field’s Titletown District. For the first time since the league went to 32 teams, every club rolled into Round 1 clutching their own first-round pick. That didn’t last long. Trades flew fast, picks swapped hands, and by the end, 257 players had their names called, from Tennessee’s top dog to Kansas City’s “Mr. Irrelevant.” Here’s the full breakdown of who went where, team by team, no fluff, just the raw haul.
The Tennessee Titans, nursing a brutal 3-13 record from 2024, snagged the No. 1 overall pick and didn’t blink, drafting Miami quarterback Cam Ward to anchor their rebuild. Jacksonville, not content to sit at No. 5, pulled off a blockbuster trade with Cleveland to leap to No. 2, grabbing Colorado’s two-way star Travis Hunter, a wide receiver/cornerback who had scouts drooling. The Browns, sliding back to No. 5, took Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham and pocketed extra draft capital, including picks 36, 136, and a 2026 first-rounder.
Chaos defined the draft’s opening night. Every team started with a first-rounder, a rare feat since the common-draft era began in 1967. By Thursday’s close, that purity was gone—trades reshaped the board. The New York Giants jumped to No. 25 to nab Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart, a move that raised eyebrows. Chicago, sticking at No. 10, bolstered their offense with Michigan tight end Colston Loveland, a pick that screamed scheme fit for their two-tight-end sets.
Rounds 2 and 3, held Friday, brought more surprises. Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders, hyped as a top prospect, slid out of the first round entirely and still hadn’t heard his name by pick 102. Meanwhile, three other signal-callers went off the board: Louisville’s Tyler Shough to New Orleans at No. 40, Alabama’s Jalen Milroe to Seattle at No. 92, and Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel to Cleveland at No. 94. Sanders’ fall became the draft’s biggest head-scratcher, with teams like Minnesota and Las Vegas passing on him despite quarterback needs.
Saturday’s Rounds 4 through 7 were a grind, where depth players and sleepers found homes. Baltimore and San Francisco led the pack with 11 picks each, while Minnesota limped in with just four, hamstrung by prior trades. The San Francisco 49ers, docked a fifth-rounder for a 2022 payroll accounting screw-up, still loaded up with talent, including Western Kentucky cornerback Upton Stout at No. 100. Atlanta, also missing a fifth-round pick for tampering violations, leaned on their early selections, like Tennessee defensive end James Pearce Jr. at No. 26.
Compensatory picks added spice to the later rounds. Thirty-five extra selections were handed out, with Baltimore and Dallas each scoring four. Special compensatory picks, awarded for teams losing minority coaches or execs, included San Francisco’s No. 100 for Houston hiring DeMeco Ryans and the Rams’ No. 101 for Atlanta poaching Raheem Morris.
Here’s the team-by-team rundown of all 257 picks, straight from the draft’s official ledger, with notable first-round selections highlighted:
Arizona Cardinals: Round 1, No. 16: Walter Nolen, DT, Ole Miss; Round 2, No. 47; Round 3, No. 78; Round 4, No. 115; Round 5, No. 152; Round 7, No. 225.
Atlanta Falcons: Round 1, No. 26 (from LAR): James Pearce Jr., DE, Tennessee; Round 2, No. 46; Round 3, No. 77; Round 3, No. 96; Round 4, No. 118; Round 7, No. 218; Round 7, No. 242.
Baltimore Ravens: Round 1, No. 27: Malaki Starks, S, Georgia; Round 2, No. 59; Round 3, No. 91; Round 4, No. 129; Round 4, No. 136; Round 5, No. 176; Round 6, No. 183; Round 6, No. 203; Round 6, No. 210; Round 6, No. 212; Round 7, No. 243.
Buffalo Bills: Round 1, No. 30: Maxwell Hairston, CB, Kentucky; Round 2, No. 61; Round 3, No. 94; Round 4, No. 126; Round 5, No. 166; Round 5, No. 174; Round 6, No. 204; Round 6, No. 211; Round 7, No. 217; Round 7, No. 239.
Carolina Panthers: Round 1, No. 8: Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Arizona; Round 2, No. 39; Round 3, No. 70; Round 4, No. 104; Round 5, No. 141; Round 6, No. 208; Round 7, No. 226.
Chicago Bears: Round 1, No. 10: Colston Loveland, TE, Michigan; Round 2, No. 33; Round 2, No. 36; Round 3, No. 67; Round 3, No. 81; Round 4, No. 119; Round 5, No. 153; Round 6, No. 192; Round 6, No. 193; Round 7, No. 233; Round 7, No. 240.
Cincinnati Bengals: Round 1, No. 17: Shemar Stewart, DE, Texas A&M; Round 2, No. 48; Round 3, No. 79; Round 4, No. 116; Round 5, No. 150; Round 6, No. 193.
Cleveland Browns: Round 1, No. 5 (from JAX): Mason Graham, DT, Michigan; Round 2, No. 33; Round 2, No. 36; Round 3, No. 67; Round 3, No. 94; Round 4, No. 103; Round 5, No. 165; Round 6, No. 181; Round 6, No. 194; Round 6, No. 202; Round 6, No. 216; Round 7, No. 255.
Dallas Cowboys: Round 1, No. 14; Round 2, No. 45; Round 3, No. 76; Round 4, No. 113; Round 5, No. 149; Round 5, No. 174; Round 6, No. 204; Round 6, No. 211; Round 7, No. 217; Round 7, No. 239; Round 7, No. 247.
Denver Broncos: Round 1, No. 20: Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas; Round 2, No. 51; Round 3, No. 82; Round 4, No. 120; Round 5, No. 154; Round 6, No. 197; Round 6, No. 208.
Detroit Lions: Round 1, No. 28: Tyleik Williams, DT, Ohio State; Round 2, No. 60; Round 3, No. 92; Round 4, No. 130; Round 5, No. 169; Round 6, No. 196; Round 7, No. 228; Round 7, No. 244.
Green Bay Packers: Round 1, No. 23: Matthew Golden, WR, Texas; Round 2, No. 54; Round 3, No. 85; Round 4, No. 124; Round 5, No. 157; Round 6, No. 179; Round 6, No. 187; Round 6, No. 198; Round 7, No. 237; Round 7, No. 250.
Houston Texans: Round 1, No. 25; Round 2, No. 56; Round 3, No. 87; Round 3, No. 97; Round 4, No. 126; Round 5, No. 166; Round 6, No. 187; Round 7, No. 241; Round 7, No. 255.
Indianapolis Colts: Round 1, No. 22; Round 2, No. 53; Round 3, No. 84; Round 4, No. 123; Round 5, No. 156; Round 6, No. 189; Round 7, No. 232.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Round 1, No. 2 (from CLE): Travis Hunter, WR/CB, Colorado; Round 2, No. 36; Round 3, No. 70; Round 3, No. 88; Round 3, No. 89; Round 4, No. 106; Round 5, No. 143; Round 6, No. 184; Round 6, No. 194; Round 6, No. 200; Round 7, No. 221.
Kansas City Chiefs: Round 1, No. 31; Round 2, No. 62; Round 3, No. 95; Round 4, No. 132; Round 5, No. 167; Round 6, No. 207; Round 7, No. 226; Round 7, No. 251; Round 7, No. 257.
Las Vegas Raiders: Round 1, No. 6: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State; Round 2, No. 37; Round 3, No. 68; Round 3, No. 73; Round 4, No. 108; Round 4, No. 135; Round 5, No. 143; Round 6, No. 180; Round 6, No. 213; Round 6, No. 215; Round 7, No. 222.
Los Angeles Chargers: Round 1, No. 22; Round 2, No. 53; Round 3, No. 84; Round 4, No. 123; Round 5, No. 156; Round 6, No. 181; Round 6, No. 199; Round 6, No. 209; Round 7, No. 238; Round 7, No. 256.
Los Angeles Rams: Round 3, No. 90; Round 3, No. 101; Round 4, No. 127; Round 6, No. 190; Round 6, No. 195; Round 6, No. 201; Round 6, No. 202.
Miami Dolphins: Round 1, No. 13: Kenneth Grant, DT, Michigan; Round 2, No. 48; Round 3, No. 98; Round 4, No. 116; Round 5, No. 150; Round 5, No. 155; Round 7, No. 224; Round 7, No. 231; Round 7, No. 253.
Minnesota Vikings: Round 1, No. 24: Donovan Jackson, G, Ohio State; Round 2, No. 55; Round 3, No. 86; Round 6, No. 187.
New England Patriots: Round 1, No. 4: Will Campbell, OT, LSU; Round 2, No. 40; Round 3, No. 71; Round 3, No. 93; Round 4, No. 112; Round 4, No. 131; Round 6, No. 184; Round 7, No. 220; Round 7, No. 238; Round 7, No. 254.
New Orleans Saints: Round 1, No. 9: Kelvin Banks Jr., OT, Texas; Round 2, No. 40; Round 3, No. 71; Round 3, No. 93; Round 4, No. 112; Round 5, No. 147; Round 6, No. 184; Round 7, No. 248; Round 7, No. 254.
New York Giants: Round 1, No. 3: Abdul Carter, DE, Penn State; Round 1, No. 25 (from HOU): Jaxson Dart, QB, Ole Miss; Round 2, No. 34; Round 3, No. 65; Round 4, No. 102; Round 5, No. 137; Round 6, No. 178; Round 7, No. 219; Round 7, No. 246.
New York Jets: Round 1, No. 7: Armand Membou, OT, Missouri; Round 2, No. 38; Round 3, No. 69; Round 4, No. 107; Round 5, No. 142; Round 6, No. 186; Round 6, No. 207.
Philadelphia Eagles: Round 1, No. 31 (from KC): Jihaad Campbell, LB, Alabama; Round 2, No. 64; Round 3, No. 96; Round 4, No. 134; Round 5, No. 173; Round 6, No. 191.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Round 1, No. 21: Derrick Harmon, DT, Oregon; Round 2, No. 52; Round 3, No. 83; Round 4, No. 121; Round 5, No. 159; Round 6, No. 185; Round 7, No. 229.
San Francisco 49ers: Round 1, No. 12; Round 2, No. 43; Round 3, No. 74; Round 4, No. 111; Round 6, No. 187; Round 7, No. 227; Round 7, No. 249; Round 7, No. 252.
Seattle Seahawks: Round 1, No. 18: Grey Zabel, G, North Dakota State; Round 2, No. 49; Round 3, No. 80; Round 3, No. 92; Round 4, No. 117; Round 5, No. 151; Round 6, No. 194; Round 6, No. 200; Round 7, No. 223; Round 7, No. 234.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Round 1, No. 19: Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio State; Round 2, No. 50; Round 3, No. 81; Round 4, No. 119; Round 5, No. 153; Round 6, No. 196; Round 7, No. 235.
Tennessee Titans: Round 1, No. 1: Cam Ward, QB, Miami; Round 2, No. 32; Round 3, No. 63; Round 4, No. 101; Round 5, No. 136; Round 6, No. 178; Round 6, No. 188.
Washington Commanders: Round 1, No. 29: Josh Conerly Jr., OT, Oregon; Round 2, No. 58; Round 3, No. 89; Round 4, No. 128; Round 5, No. 163; Round 6, No. 205; Round 7, No. 245.
The draft, aired on ESPN, ABC, and NFL Network, drew millions to Green Bay, with fans packing the lots around Lambeau Field. By Saturday’s close, 257 picks were locked in, each one a shot at glory—or a bust in waiting. That’s the NFL