Draft Capital per team

KChiefs1 · 04-09-2018, 10:42 PM

2018 NFL Draft Pick Capital By Team

While each NFL team is organically handed seven draft picks per season, trades involving draft choices and the compensatory pick process ensures that many clubs end up with more (or fewer) than their original seven selections. As always, you can view the complete 2018 draft order, but here we’ll look at how much draft capital each club has amassed.

Let’s take a look at how many draft picks each NFL club currently possesses:

Updated 4-8-18 (1:47pm CT)

12 picks:
Green Bay Packers

11 picks:
Cincinnati Bengals
Oakland Raiders

10 picks:
Dallas Cowboys

9 picks:
Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns
Indianapolis Colts
San Francisco 49ers

8 picks:
Arizona Cardinals
Baltimore Ravens
Carolina Panthers
Denver Broncos
Houston Texans
Kansas City Chiefs
Los Angeles Rams
Miami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
Seattle Seahawks
Washington Redskins

7 picks:
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears
Jacksonville Jaguars
Los Angeles Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers

6 picks:
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
New York Jets
Philadelphia Eagles
Tennessee Titans

Of course, not all draft picks are created equally, as holding more early-round selections is eminently more valuable than collecting mid-to-late round picks. Using Football Perspective‘s draft value chart, we can calculate how many draft capital points each team owns heading into the 2018 NFL draft:

Cleveland Browns: 102.8
Indianapolis Colts: 74.1
Buffalo Bills: 72.9
New York Giants: 65.8
Denver Broncos: 62.6
New England Patriots: 53.5
Green Bay Packers: 52.5
San Francisco 49ers: 52.2
Oakland Raiders: 49.4
Cincinnati Bengals: 49.2
Chicago Bears: 46.6
Miami Dolphins: 45.6
Dallas Cowboys: 44.4
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 44.0
New York Jets: 43.8
Arizona Cardinals: 41.8
Baltimore Ravens: 41.1
Los Angeles Chargers: 40.8
Washington Redskins: 39.5
Detroit Lions: 38.5
Tennessee Titans: 36.0
Atlanta Falcons: 33.2
Carolina Panthers: 33.0
Pittsburgh Steelers: 32.9
Jacksonville Jaguars: 31.8
Kansas City Chiefs: 31.2
Seattle Seahawks: 30.7
Minnesota Vikings: 30.4
New Orleans Saints: 30.2
Houston Texans: 27.6
Los Angeles Rams: 22.7
Philadelphia Eagles: 22.2

Kansas City Chiefs
Total Cap Liabilities:
$182,887,723
Top 51: $154,570,603
Team Cap Space: $6,798,721
Offense: $77,869,314
Defense: $85,260,578
Special: $3,085,000

**jjchieffan** · 04-10-2018, 07:53 AM

I figured that KC would be near the bottom of that list. No first round pick will do that. I would be sick if I was a Houston fan. 4th pick in the draft, yet that pick in the first 2 rounds goes to Cleveland. If Watson continues to perform at the level he was at before getting hurt, that first round pick was probably worth it. But that second round pick. Ugh. Giving it up to dump the salary of Ossweiller. I'm sure that when they made that trade, that they fully expected that pick to be in the late 50's, not 36. And had Watt, Mercilus, and Watson not gotten hurt, it would have been.

04-09-2018, 10:42 PM
KChiefs1 I’m a Mahomo! Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Mid-Missouri Casino cash: $6771021	Draft Capital per team 2018 NFL Draft Pick Capital By Team While each NFL team is organically handed seven draft picks per season, trades involving draft choices and the compensatory pick process ensures that many clubs end up with more (or fewer) than their original seven selections. As always, you can view the complete 2018 draft order, but here we’ll look at how much draft capital each club has amassed. Let’s take a look at how many draft picks each NFL club currently possesses: Updated 4-8-18 (1:47pm CT) 12 picks: Green Bay Packers 11 picks: Cincinnati Bengals Oakland Raiders 10 picks: Dallas Cowboys 9 picks: Buffalo Bills Cleveland Browns Indianapolis Colts San Francisco 49ers 8 picks: Arizona Cardinals Baltimore Ravens Carolina Panthers Denver Broncos Houston Texans Kansas City Chiefs Los Angeles Rams Miami Dolphins Minnesota Vikings New England Patriots New Orleans Saints Seattle Seahawks Washington Redskins 7 picks: Atlanta Falcons Chicago Bears Jacksonville Jaguars Los Angeles Chargers Pittsburgh Steelers Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6 picks: Detroit Lions New York Giants New York Jets Philadelphia Eagles Tennessee Titans Of course, not all draft picks are created equally, as holding more early-round selections is eminently more valuable than collecting mid-to-late round picks. Using Football Perspective‘s draft value chart, we can calculate how many draft capital points each team owns heading into the 2018 NFL draft: Cleveland Browns: 102.8 Indianapolis Colts: 74.1 Buffalo Bills: 72.9 New York Giants: 65.8 Denver Broncos: 62.6 New England Patriots: 53.5 Green Bay Packers: 52.5 San Francisco 49ers: 52.2 Oakland Raiders: 49.4 Cincinnati Bengals: 49.2 Chicago Bears: 46.6 Miami Dolphins: 45.6 Dallas Cowboys: 44.4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 44.0 New York Jets: 43.8 Arizona Cardinals: 41.8 Baltimore Ravens: 41.1 Los Angeles Chargers: 40.8 Washington Redskins: 39.5 Detroit Lions: 38.5 Tennessee Titans: 36.0 Atlanta Falcons: 33.2 Carolina Panthers: 33.0 Pittsburgh Steelers: 32.9 Jacksonville Jaguars: 31.8 Kansas City Chiefs: 31.2 Seattle Seahawks: 30.7 Minnesota Vikings: 30.4 New Orleans Saints: 30.2 Houston Texans: 27.6 Los Angeles Rams: 22.7 Philadelphia Eagles: 22.2 Kansas City Chiefs Total Cap Liabilities: $182,887,723 Top 51: $154,570,603 Team Cap Space: $6,798,721 Offense: $77,869,314 Defense: $85,260,578 Special: $3,085,000
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04-10-2018, 07:53 AM	#2
jjchieffan Supporter Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Highlandville, MO Casino cash: $3262247	I figured that KC would be near the bottom of that list. No first round pick will do that. I would be sick if I was a Houston fan. 4th pick in the draft, yet that pick in the first 2 rounds goes to Cleveland. If Watson continues to perform at the level he was at before getting hurt, that first round pick was probably worth it. But that second round pick. Ugh. Giving it up to dump the salary of Ossweiller. I'm sure that when they made that trade, that they fully expected that pick to be in the late 50's, not 36. And had Watt, Mercilus, and Watson not gotten hurt, it would have been.
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