Complete 2010 NFL Draft Order

by Joel Thorman on Mar 24, 2010 8:29 PM CDT in 2010 Kansas City Chiefs Draft

I mentioned earlier today that the Kansas City Chiefs draft selections have officially been set.

As a future reference, here is the complete 2010 NFL draft order, courtesy of Mac's Football Blog.

Bookmark this page now so when we throw around crazy draft scenarios, we can at least get the picks right.

Round 1

1. St. Louis
2. Detroit
3. Tampa Bay
4. Washington
5. Kansas City
6. Seattle
7. Cleveland
8. Oakland
9. Buffalo
10. Jacksonville
11. Denver (fr. Chicago)
12. Miami
13. San Francisco
14. Seattle (fr. Denver)
15. NY Giants
16. Tennessee
17. San Francisco (fr. Carolina)
18. Pittsburgh
19. Atlanta
20. Houston
21. Cincinnati
22. New England
23. Green Bay
24. Philadelphia
25. Baltimore
26. Arizona
27. Dallas
28. San Diego
29. NY Jets
30. Minnesota
31. Indianapolis
32. New Orleans

Round 2

33. St. Louis
34. Detroit
35. Tampa Bay
36. Kansas City
37. Washington
38. Cleveland
39. Oakland
40. San Diego (fr. Seattle)
41. Buffalo
42. Tampa Bay (fr. Chicago)
43. Miami
44. New England (fr. Jacksonville)
45. Denver
46. NY Giants
47. New England (fr. Tennessee)
48. Carolina
49. San Francisco
50. Kansas City (fr. Atlanta)
51. Houston
52. Pittsburgh
53. New England
54. Cincinnati
55. Philadelphia
56. Green Bay
57. Baltimore
58. Arizona
59. Dallas
60. Seattle (fr. San Diego)
61. NY Jets
62. Minnesota
63. Indianapolis
64. New Orleans

Round 3

Washington used its third-round pick on defensive end Jeremy Jarmon (Kentucky) in last year's Supplemental draft.

65. St. Louis
66. Detroit
67. Tampa Bay
68. Kansas City
69. Oakland
70. Philadelphia (fr. Seattle)
71. Cleveland
72. Buffalo
73. Miami
74. Jacksonville
75. Chicago
76. NY Giants
77. Tennessee
78. Carolina
79. San Francisco
80. Denver
81. Houston
82. Pittsburgh
83. Atlanta
84. Cincinnati
85. Cleveland (fr. New England through Oakland)
86. Green Bay
87. Philadelphia
88. Arizona (fr. Baltimore)
89. Arizona
90. Dallas
91. San Diego
92. Cleveland (fr. NY Jets)
93. Minnesota
94. Indianapolis
95. New Orleans
96. Cincinnati (compensatory)
97. Tennessee (compensatory)
98. Atlanta (compensatory)

Round 4

99. St. Louis
100. Detroit
101. Tampa Bay
102. Kansas City
103. Washington
104. Seattle
105. Cleveland
106. Oakland
107. Buffalo
108. Jacksonville
109. Chicago
110. Miami
111. Tennessee
112. Carolina
113. San Francisco
114. Denver
115. NY Giants
116. Pittsburgh
117. Atlanta
118. Houston
119. New England
120. Cincinnati
121. Philadelphia
122. Green Bay
123. Arizona (fr. Baltimore)
124. NY Jets (fr. Arizona)
125. Dallas
126. San Diego
127. Seattle (fr. NY Jets through Philadelphia)
128. Minnesota
129. Indianapolis
130. New Orleans
131. Cincinnati (compensatory)

Round 5

132. St. Louis
133. Detroit
134. Cleveland (fr. Tampa Bay)
135. Washington
136. Kansas City
137. Cleveland
138. Oakland
139. Seattle
140. Buffalo
141. Chicago
142. Kansas City (fr. Miami)
143. Jacksonville
144. Kansas City (fr. Carolina)
145. San Francisco
146. Cleveland (fr. Denver through Detroit)
147. NY Giants
148. Tennessee
149. Atlanta
150. Houston
151. Pittsburgh
152. Cincinnati
153. Tampa Bay (fr. New England)
154. Green Bay
155. NY Jets (fr. Philadelphia)
156. Baltimore
157. Baltimore (fr. Arizona)
158. Oakland (fr. Dallas through New England and Denver)
159. San Diego
160. Cleveland (fr. NY Jets)
161. Minnesota
162. Indianapolis
163. St. Louis (fr. New Orleans through Philadelphia)
164. Pittsburgh (compensatory)
165. Atlanta (compensatory)
166. Pittsburgh (compensatory)
167. Minnesota (compensatory)
168. San Diego (compensatory)
169. Green Bay (compensatory)

Round 6

170. St. Louis
171. Atlanta (fr. Detroit)
172. Tampa Bay
173. Miami (fr. Kansas City)
174. Miami (fr. Washington)
175. Carolina (fr. Oakland)
176. Seattle
177. Cleveland
178. Buffalo
179. Miami
180. Jacksonville
181. Chicago
182. San Francisco
183. Denver
184. NY Giants
185. Tennessee
186. Cleveland (fr. Carolina)
187. Houston
188. Pittsburgh
189. Atlanta
190. New England
191. Cincinnati
192. Buffalo (fr. Philadelphia)
193. Green Bay
194. Baltimore
195. Arizona
196. Dallas
197. Houston (fr. San Diego)
198. NY Jets
199. Minnesota
200. Philadelphia (fr. Indianapolis)
201. New Orleans
202. Carolina (compensatory)
203. Jacksonville (compensatory)
204. Carolina (compensatory)
205. New England (compensatory)
206. San Francisco (compensatory)
207. Tennessee (compensatory)

Round 7

208. St. Louis
209. Buffalo (fr. Detroit)
210. Tampa Bay
211. Washington
212. Miami (fr. Kansas City)
213. Seattle
214. Detroit (fr. Cleveland
215. Oakland
216. Buffalo
217. Tampa Bay (fr. Jacksonville)
218. Chicago
219. Miami
220. Denver
221. NY Giants
222. Tennessee
223. Carolina
224. San Francisco
225. Pittsburgh
226. St. Louis (fr. Atlanta)
227. Houston
228. Cincinnati
229. New England
230. Green Bay
231. New England (fr. Philadelphia through Denver and, yes, New England)
232. Tampa Bay (fr. Baltimore)
233. Arizona
234. Dallas
235. San Diego
236. NY Jets
237. Minnesota
238. Indianapolis
239. New Orleans
240. Indianapolis (compensatory)
241. Tennessee (compensatory)
242. Pittsburgh (compensatory)
243. Philadelphia (compensatory)
244. Philadelphia (compensatory)
245. Seattle (compensatory)
246. Indianapolis (compensatory)
247. New England (compensatory)
248. New England (compensatory)
249. Carolina (compensatory)
250. New England (compensatory)
251. Oakland (compensatory)
252. Miami (compensatory)
253. Tampa Bay (compensatory)
254. St. Louis (compensatory)
255. Detroit (compensatory)

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Hell

I forgot that we have no 6th or 7th round pick this year.

Guess I can stop paying attention to the draft early unless we snag some late picks through a trade.

by Ochophosphate on Mar 24, 2010 10:00 PM CDT reply actions

NFL.com has the complete order, too

http://www.nfl.com/draft/story?id=09000d5d81721a24&template=without-video-with-comments&confirm=true

by Kane on Mar 24, 2010 10:03 PM CDT reply actions

Nice

Got to love having 8 picks in the first 5 rounds!

"Chiefs will go 9-7 in 2010"!
"Defense will improve to #10-15 in total defense"
"Cassel will throw 23 TDs and 11 INT's"
"Chief games will begin to sell out by week 4"
"The road to respectibility starts and ends in 2010"

by casselreadychiefs on Mar 25, 2010 1:14 AM CDT reply actions

yes

3 picks in the first 50 and 8 picks in the first 150

CNN = ABC = NBC = CBS = FOX = Chris Mortenson Journalism

by nayjevin on Mar 25, 2010 9:15 PM CDT up reply actions

Couple of those 5th rounders could the the start of a stockpile

I could see us using them to pick up a few extra picks next year, and then trading a lot of next year’s picks (which is supposed to be a relatively weak draft) for the start of a true NE style stockpile in 2012. Too bad none of us will be around to enjoy the fruits of that in 2013.

The path to Victory is made of losers.

by Brsrkr on Mar 25, 2010 3:02 AM CDT reply actions

I wonder if Tampa would be interested in another 1st round pick, for both of their seconds, of course.

by imur#1fan on Mar 25, 2010 7:52 AM CDT reply actions

I would love to get out of the money issue.

To me with the 35th pick right in front of AFC opponents, Cleveland, Oakland, San Diego, with us having the next spot would be a great move in my eyes anyway. The next spot at 42, we would be right in front of Miami, Denver, & New England (x2) with us at 50. Lets face it. Our top draft picks play like 2nd & 3rds anyway. The closest player we have gotten to as an impact player in the 1st is Albert. To save the money and be able to have these players signed and in camp at the get go. Now we would have 4 of the top 50 players in the draft. There are quality players in the top 50 minus the first round, this year.

by imur#1fan on Mar 25, 2010 8:09 AM CDT up reply actions

Could the Chiefs trade up for the 2nd pick?

Just wondering if anyone thinks the Chiefs would give up a 4th and 5th rounder or a couple of 5ths for the 2nd pick overall. Then we could pick up SUH, then OKUNG or BERRY, then CODY, then maybe ARRELIOUS BENN or EARL THOMAS if still around in the beginning of the 3rd Round, (not likely). Question is what would it take to get the 2nd pick away from the rebuilding Detroit Lions who have expressed and interest in trading the pick. What can they get for #2?

by TheK-man on Mar 25, 2010 12:31 PM CDT reply actions