By Jack Ryan
The Eagles tanked away last night’s game against the WFT and finished 4-11-1, bad enough for the No. 6 overall pick in April NFL’s draft.
And WFT is at 19.
The Jaguars hold the No. 1 pick, with the Jets (2-14) right behind them.
NFL Draft order
PICK | TEAM | RECORD |
|---|---|---|
1 |  Jacksonville Jaguars | 1-15 |
2 |  New York Jets | 2-14 |
3 |  Miami Dolphins (via Texans) | 4-12 (Texans’ record) |
4 |  Atlanta Falcons | 4-12 |
5 |  Cincinnati Bengals | 4-11-1 |
6 |  EAGLES | 4-11-1 |
7 |  Detroit Lions | 5-11 |
8 |  Carolina Panthers | 5-11 |
9 |  Denver Broncos | 5-11 |
10 |  Dallas Cowboys | 6-10 |
11 |  New York Giants | 6-10 |
12 |  San Francisco 49ers | 6-10 |
13 |  L.A. Chargers | 7-9 |
14 |  Minnesota Vikings | 7-9 |
15 |  New England Patriots | 7-9 |
16 |  Arizona Cardinals | 8-8 |
17 |  Las Vegas Raiders | 8-8 |
18 | Miami Dolphins | 10-6 |
19 |  Washington Football Team | 7-9 |
20 |  Chicago Bears | 8-8 |
21 | Jacksonville Jaguars (via Rams) | 10-6 (Rams’ record) |
22 |  Indianapolis Colts | 11-5 |
23 |  Cleveland Browns | 11-5 |
24 |  Tennessee Titans | 11-5 |
25 |  Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 11-5 |
26 |  Baltimore Ravens | 11-5 |
27 | New York Jets (via Seahawks) | 12-4 (Seahawks’ record) |
28 |  Pittsburgh Steelers | 12-4 |
29 |  New Orleans Saints | 12-4 |
30 |  Buffalo Bills | 13-3 |
31 |  Green Bay Packers | 13-3 |
32 |  Kansas City Chiefs | 14-2 |
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