Following is the updated order of the first round of the 2002 NFL Draft, reflecting the March 8 trade between Miami and New Orleans, and recent coin flips to break ties between teams.
The NFL Draft will be held on April 20-21 in New York.
W- L
Opponents'
Record
Houston
--
--
--
Carolina
1-15
147-109
.574
Detroit
2-14
149-107
.582
Buffalo
3-13
136-120
.531
San Diego
5-11
124-132
.484
Dallas
5-11
128-128
.500
Minnesota
5-11
134-122
.523
Kansas City
6-10
132-124
.516
Jacksonville
6-10
134-122
.523
Cincinnati
6-10
136-120
.531
Indianapolis
6-10
144-112
.563
Arizona
7- 9
114-142
.445
New Orleans
7- 9
127-129
.496
Tennessee
7- 9
133-123
.520
New York Giants
7- 9
133-123
.520
Cleveland
7- 9
136-120
.531
Atlanta
7- 9
136-120
.531
Washington
8- 8
121-135
.473
Denver
8- 8
125-131
.488
Seattle
9- 7
116-140
.453
Oakland (from Tampa Bay)
10-6
120-136
.469
New York Jets
10-6
131-125
.512
Oakland
10-6
120-136
.469
Baltimore
10-6
131-125
.512
New Orleans (from Miami)
7-9
127-129
.496
Philadelphia
11-5
124-132
.484
San Francisco
12-4
119-137
.465
Green Bay
12-4
111-145
.434
Chicago
13-3
119-137
.465
Pittsburgh
13-3
107-149
.418
St. Louis
14-2
121-135
.473
New England
11-5
115-141
.449Draft-order ties are resolved by the cumulative record of each team's opponents. The team with the weaker opponents receives drafting priority.
Within a tied segment, non-playoff clubs are given priority over playoff clubs. Priority of playoff clubs within a tied segment will be based on their advancement in the playoffs, but they will not drop out of their tied segment unless they participate in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl champion selects 32nd and the runner-up 31st.
