SI.com - NFL - 2004 NFL Draft Order - Monday March 29, 2004 10:51PM

The 2004 NFL Draft will be held April 24-25 in New York City:

First Round Draft Order
No.	Team	W-L	Win. %	Opp. W-L	Opp. Win. %
1	San Diego	4-12	.250	129-127	.504
2	Oakland	4-12	.250	132-124	.516
3	Arizona	4-12	.250	139-117	.543
4	N.Y. Giants	4-12	.250	142-114	.555
5	Washington	5-11	.313	136-120	.531
6	Detroit	5-11	.313	137-119	.535
7	Cleveland	5-11	.313	138-118	.539
8	Atlanta	5-11	.313	138-118	.539
9	Jacksonville	5-11	.313	139-117	.543
10	Houston	5-11	.313	146-110	.570
11	Pittsburgh	6-10	.375	128-128	.500
12	N.Y. Jets	6-10	.375	135-121	.527
13	Buffalo	6-10	.375	146-110	.570
14	Chicago	7-9	.438	125-131	.488
15	Tampa Bay	7-9	.438	130-126	.508
16	San Francisco	7-9	.438	131-125	.512
17	Denver (f/Cin)	10-6	.625	128-128	.500
18	New Orleans	8-8	.500	128-128	.500
19	Minnesota	9-7	.563	117-139	.457
20	Miami	10-6	.625	131-125	.512
21	New England (f/Bal)	10-6	.625	117-139	.457
22	Dallas	10-6	.625	118-138	.461
23	Seattle	10-6	.625	119-137	.465
24	Cincinnati (f/Den)	8-8	.500	117-139	.457
25	Green Bay	10-6	.625	125-131	.488
26	St. Louis	12-4	.750	111-145	.434
27	Tennessee	12-4	.750	121-135	.473
28	Philadelphia	12-4	.750	122-134	.477
29	Indianapolis	12-4	.750	126-130	.492
30	Kansas City	13-3	.813	107-149	.418
31	Carolina	11-5	.688	114-142	.445
32	New England	14-2	.875	124-132	.484
Round 1 17 -- Denver, from Cincinnati (part of an April 9 trade in which the Broncos sent CB Deltha O'Neal to Cincinnati as well as Denver's first and fourth-round picks). 21 -- New England, from Baltimore (completion of a 2003 draft-day trade in which the Patriots also received last year's second-round choice from the Ravens for New England's first-round selection in 2003). 24 -- Cincinnati, from Denver (part of an April 9 trade in which the Bengals also received CB Deltha O'Neal and the Broncos' fourth-round choice for Cincinnati's first-round pick).


	Round 2		Round 3
x	Houston (f/Oak)	64	Arizona
33	Arizona	65	N.Y. Giants
34	N.Y. Giants	66	San Diego
35	San Diego	67	Oakland
36	Detroit	68	Cleveland
37	Cleveland	69	Atlanta
38	Atlanta	70	Jacksonville
39	Jacksonville	71	Houston
40	Houston	72	Jacksonville (f/Was)
41	Denver (f/Was)	73	Detroit
42	Tennessee (f/NYJ)	74	Buffalo
43	Buffalo	75	Pittsburgh
44	Pittsburgh	76	N.Y. Jets
45	Oakland (f/TB)	77	San Francisco
46	San Francisco	78	Chicago
47	Chicago	79	Tampa Bay
48	New Orleans	80	Cincinnati
49	Cincinnati	81	New Orleans
50	Minnesota	82	Minnesota
51	Baltimore	83	Dallas
52	Dallas	84	Seattle
53	Seattle	85	Denver
54	Denver	86	Green Bay
55	Green Bay	87	Miami
56	New England (f/Mia)	88	Baltimore
57	Tennessee	89	Philadelphia
58	Philadelphia	90	Indianapolis
59	Indianapolis	91	St. Louis
60	New Orleans (f/StL)	92	Tennessee
61	Kansas City	93	Kansas City
62	Carolina	94	Carolina
63	New England	95	New England
		96	* Cincinnati
Round 2 x -- Houston, from Oakland (obtained in a 2003 draft day deal in which the Raiders received third and seventh round choices from the Texans last year.) It is displayed in gray to indicate that Houston no longer owns this pick, having used it in the supplemental draft to select RB Tony Hollings. 41 -- Denver, from Washington (part of a March 4 trade in which the Redskins also sent CB Champ Bailey to the Broncos for RB Clinton Portis). 42 -- Tennessee, from N.Y. Jets (in a March 5 trade for Titans WR Justin McCareins). 45 -- Oakland, from Tampa Bay (the final compensatory pick given to the Raiders for the signing of head coach Jon Gruden by the Buccaneers in 2002). 56 -- New England, from Miami (completion of a 2003 draft day deal in which the Patriots gave the Dolphins a third-round choice that New England had acquired from Kansas City). 60 -- New Orleans, from St. Louis (completion of a March 2003 trade in which the Rams acquired T Kyle Turley). Round 3 * -- Compensatory pick. 72 -- Jacksonville, from Washington (in a March 3 trade for QB Mark Brunell).


	Round 4		Round 5
97	N.Y. Giants	133	San Diego
98	San Diego	134	Oakland
99	Oakland	135	Arizona
100	Arizona	136	N.Y. Giants
101	Atlanta	137	Jacksonville
102	Jacksonville	138	Houston
103	Houston	139	Washington
104	Chicago (f/Was/NE)	140	Detroit
105	Detroit	141	Cleveland
106	Cleveland	142	Atlanta
107	Pittsburgh	143	N.Y. Jets
108	N.Y. Jets	144	Buffalo
109	Buffalo	145	Pittsburgh
110	Chicago	146	Tampa Bay
111	Tampa Bay	147	San Francisco
112	San Francisco	148	Chicago
113	New England (f/NO)	149	Cincinnati
114	Cincinnati	150	Jacksonville (f/NO)
115	Minnesota	151	Minnesota
116	Seattle	152	Denver
117	Cincinnati (f/Den)	153	Green Bay
118	Green Bay	154	San Diego (f/Mia)
119	Miami	155	Baltimore
120	Baltimore	156	Dallas
121	Dallas	157	Seattle
122	Houston (f/Ind)	158	St. Louis
123	St. Louis	159	Tennessee
124	Tennessee	160	Baltimore (f/Phi)
125	Atlanta (f/Phi)	161	Indianapolis
126	Kansas City	162	Kansas City
127	Carolina	163	Carolina
128	New England	164	New England
129	* Philadelphia	165	* Tennessee
130	* St. Louis
131	* Philadelphia
132	* N.Y. Jets
Round 4 * -- Compensatory pick. 103 -- Chicago, from Washington through New England. (In March 2003, the Patriots traded a third-round and fifth-round pick in last year's draft to the Redskins for a third-rounder in 2003 and this selection. New England subsequently traded this pick to the Bears for DT Ted Washington.) 113 -- New England, from New Orleans (completion of an April 2003 deal in which the Patriots sent DB Tebucky Jones to the Saints for a third-round and seventh-round choice in last year's draft and this selection.) 117 -- Cincinnati, from Denver (part of an April 9 trade in which the Bengals also received CB Deltha O'Neal and the Broncos' first-round choice for Cincinnati's first-round pick). 121 -- Houston, from Indianapolis (completion of a 2003 draft day deal in which the Colts received a fifth-round choice from the Texans.) 124 -- Atlanta, from Philadelphia (completion of a March 2003 trade in which the Eagles received LB Marc Simoneau from the Falcons.) Round 5 * -- Compensatory pick. 149 -- San Diego, from Miami (completion of a trade in April 2003 in which the Dolphins received LB Junior Seau from the Chargers.) 150 -- Jacksonville, from New Orleans (in a trade on April 8 in which the Saints acquired CB Jason Craft from the Jaguars). 155 -- Baltimore, from Philadelphia (part of the March 16 agreement between Baltimore, Philadelphia and San Francisco in which the March 4 trade of WR Terrell Owens from the 49ers to the Ravens was set aside. Owens went to the Eagles, and DE Brandon Whiting went from Philadelphia to San Francisco. The second-round choice that Baltimore had originally dealt to San Francisco in the March 4 trade for Owens, the 51st overall selection, was also returned to the Ravens.)


	Round 6		Round 7
166	Oakland	202	Arizona
167	Arizona	203	N.Y. Giants
168	N.Y. Giants	204	San Diego
169	San Diego	205	Oakland
170	Houston	206	New Orleans (f/Was)
171	Denver (f/Was)	207	Buffalo (f/Det)
172	Detroit	208	Cleveland
173	Cleveland	209	San Diego (f/Atl)
174	Atlanta	210	Baltimore (f/Jac)
175	Jacksonville	211	Houston
176	Buffalo	212	Pittsburgh
177	Pittsburgh	213	N.Y. Jets
178	N.Y. Jets	214	Cleveland (f/Buf)
179	San Francisco	215	Chicago
180	Washington (f/Chi)	216	Tampa Bay
181	Tampa Bay	217	San Francisco
182	New Orleans	218	Cincinnati
183	Cincinnati	219	Miami (f/NO)
184	Minnesota	220	Minnesota
185	Philadelphia (f/GB)	221	Miami
186	Miami	222	Baltimore
187	Baltimore	223	Oakland (f/Dal)
188	Green Bay (f/Dal)	224	Seattle
189	Seattle	225	Denver
190	Denver	226	Green Bay
191	Tennessee	227	Philadelphia
192	Philadelphia	228	Indianapolis
193	Tampa Bay (f/Ind)	229	Indianapolis (f/StL)
194	Pittsburgh (f/StL)	230	Tennessee
195	Kansas City	231	Kansas City
196	Carolina	232	Carolina
197	Pittsburgh (f/NE)	233	New England
198	* San Francisco	234	* N.Y. Jets
199	* Baltimore	235	* N.Y. Jets
200	* Houston	236	* N.Y. Jets
201	* St. Louis	237	* St. Louis
		238	* St. Louis
		239	* Tennessee
		240	* New Orleans
		241	* Tennessee
		242	* Philadelphia
		243	* Philadelphia
		244	* Baltimore
		245	* Oakland
		246	* Baltimore
		247	* Denver
		248	* Houston
		249	* Jacksonville
		250	* Denver
		251	* Green Bay
		252	* Tampa Bay
		253	* N.Y. Giants
		254	* San Diego
		255	* Oakland
Round 6 * -- Compensatory pick. 165 -- Denver, from Washington (completion of an August 2003 trade in which the Redskins received DT Lional Dalton from the Broncos. At the time of the trade, it was reported as a conditional seventh-round choice that could be upgraded to a fifth-round selection if Dalton participated in at least 40 percent of defensive snaps for Washington. Apparently, the condition was not met. However, since Washington's seventh-round pick was already dealt to another team (see Round 7, pick 196), there was no Round Seven pick to send to the Broncos. Since it has been reported that the Redskins no longer hold their sixth-round pick, it appears as if a contingency has been agreed to -- before or after the fact -- in which Denver will receive this selection.) 179 -- Philadelphia, from Green Bay (completion of a 2003 draft day trade in which the Packers received a seventh-round choice from the Eagles last year.) 180 -- Washington, from Chicago (on March 29 for Redskins FB Bryan Johnson). 182 -- Green Bay, from Dallas (completion of a February 2003 trade in which the Cowboys acquired WR Terry Glenn from the Packers.) 187 -- Tampa Bay, from Indianapolis (completion of a September 2002 trade in which the Colts received S David Gibson from the Buccaneers.) 188 -- Pittsburgh, from St. Louis (completion of an August 2002 trade in which the Rams obtained WR Troy Edwards from the Steelers.) 191 -- Pittsburgh, from New England (compensation for the Patriots signing restricted free-agent DE Rodney Bailey). Round 7 * -- Compensatory pick. 196 -- New Orleans, from Washington (completing last August's trade in which the Redskins received DT Martin Chase from the Saints. This pick could have been upgraded to a sixth-round choice had Chase participated in at least 40 percent of defensive snaps for the Redskins, but this condition was not met.) 197 -- Buffalo, from Detroit (completing last August's trade for RB Olandis Gary. Under certain conditions, this could have been upgraded to a fifth-round choice, but those conditions were not met.) 199 -- San Diego, from Atlanta (completing a September 2002 trade in which the Chargers received WR Trevor Gaylor from the Falcons. Had Atlanta won the tiebreaking coin flip against Cleveland, this pick would have been one slot higher.) 200 -- Baltimore, from Jacksonville (completing last August's trade for S Anthony Mitchell. This pick could have been upgraded to a sixth-round selection under certain conditions, but it doesn't appear as if those conditions were met.) 204 -- Cleveland, from Buffalo (completing last August's deal for TE Mark Campbell. Again, there apparently were conditions under which this pick could have been upgraded, but it doesn't appear as if those conditions were met.) 209 -- Miami, from New Orleans (completing last May's trade for LB Derrick Rodgers.) 213 -- Oakland, from Dallas (part of a May 2003 trade in which the Cowboys received DE Kenyon Coleman from the Raiders. Oakland will also receive a sixth-round selection from Dallas in the 2005 NFL Draft.) 219 -- Indianapolis, from St. Louis (completing last August's trade for S Rich Coady. Some Internet sources list the Colts as receiving a fourth-round choice for Coady, but given his relatively modest productivity in 2003, it seems unlikely that conditions were met that would compel the Rams to give up a fourth-round pick.)

2004 Draft Notes

• There is one other trade worth noting. New England may receive a choice from St. Louis for the June 2002 deal sending LB Kole Ayi to the Rams. At this time last year, it appeared as if the Patriots might get a seventh-round selection in the 2004 Draft, but there is no indication of that at this time. Perhaps it will be settled in next year's draft, or perhaps for some reason no draft compensation will be given.

The following transactions should not impact upon the 2004 Draft:

• Kansas City will not receive a seventh-round pick in the 2004 Draft from Green Bay for the April 2003 trade for DB Derek Combs. The Chiefs will get the Packers' seventh-round pick in the 2005 Draft.

• Miami will not receive a seventh-round choice from Cleveland from the 2002 trade that sent RB J.J. Johnson to the Browns, as Johnson failed to make the team.

• Washington will not receive a seventh-round choice from Green Bay from the April 2003 trade that sent G David Brandt to the Packers, as Brandt failed to make the team.

• Atlanta will not receive a sixth-round pick from Seattle from the April 2003 trade that sent T Michael Thompson to the Seahawks, as Thompson was cut during the preseason.

• San Francisco will not receive a seventh-round choice from Denver for the August 2003 trade that sent WR Nate Jackson to the Broncos, as Jackson was waived prior to the start of the season.

• Miami will not receive a pick from Houston for the August 2003 trade that would have sent RB Deon Dyer to the Texans, as Dyer failed his physical.

• Denver will not receive a pick from Seattle for the August 2003 trade that sent P Matt McBriar to the Seahawks, as McBriar failed to make the team.

• Philadelphia will not receive a pick from Pittsburgh for the August 2003 trade that sent WR Freddie Milons to the Steelers, because Milons was on the inactive list for all sixteen regular season games.

• Dallas will not receive a seventh-round pick from Green Bay for the September 2003 trade that sent WR Reggie Swinton to the Packers, because Swinton did not meet the necessary conditions (not on 45-man active roster for three games or 53-man roster for five games).

Source: Ourlads Scouting Services


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