- The NFL Draft gave teams across the league the chance to reload and rebuild.
- Even after the draft, the Eagles and Chiefs still stand a cut above the rest of the league.
- Take a look below at where every team ranks heading into training camp for the 2023 NFL season.
The 2023 NFL Draft is in the books.
Over three days in Kansas City, teams across the league rebuilt and reloaded with hopes of heading into the new season that much stronger than they were before.
For some teams, this meant big changes — the Panthers and Texans both took quarterbacks who they hope will become the face of their franchise for years to come. For other teams, the draft was more a luxury, with the Eagles continuing to draft every Georgia defender they can get their hands on, and the 49ers feeling confident enough to take a kicker in the third round.
The draft changes a lot, but one thing remains the same — the Kansas City Chiefs are still the team to beat in the NFL.
Take a look below at our post-draft Power Ranking to see where every team stands heading into training camp this summer.
32. Houston Texans
2022 Record: 3-13-1
Odds to win Super Bowl: +20000
Key draft picks: C.J. Stroud, QB (Ohio State); Will Anderson, Edge (Alabama)
One thing to know: The Houston Texans made a move towards the future, investing the second overall pick in the draft in Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud. The team is still several pieces away from serious contention, but Stroud is a player that the Texans are ready to build around.
31. Arizona Cardinals
2022 Record: 4-13
Odds to win Super Bowl: +20000
Key draft picks: Paris Johnson Jr., OT (Ohio State)
One thing to know: A year removed from extending quarterback Kyler Murray on a monster deal, it now feels like everything is up in the air in Arizona. New head coach Jonathan Gannon will have his work cut out for him in his first season leading a team.
30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2022 Record: 8-9
Odds to win Super Bowl: +7500
Key draft picks: Calijah Kancey, DT (Pittsburgh)
One thing to know: Tom Brady's brief stint in Tampa Bay resulted in a Super Bowl win, so the Buccaneers would never trade it for anything. That said, the team has some rebuilding to do after attempting to run it back with their championship squad last season. Quarterback Baker Mayfield will have a chance to prove himself worthy of another starting job with several great weapons at his disposal.
29. Chicago Bears
2022 Record: 3-14
Odds to win Super Bowl: +5000
Key draft picks: Darnell Wright, OT (Tennessee)
One thing to know: Justin Fields lit fantasy football afire through the second half of last year, and has proven himself one of the most exciting players in the NFL. In drafting Darnell Wright, the Bears invested in keeping Fields upright this year — an important point to focus on given the 55 sacks that Fields suffered in 2022.
28. Indianapolis Colts
2022 Record: 4-12-1
Odds to win Super Bowl: +10000
Key draft picks: Anthony Richardson, QB (Florida)
One thing to know: The Indianapolis Colts have swapped out quarterbacks like flat tires every year since the sudden retirement of Andrew Luck. In Anthony Richardson, the Colts now have one of the most thrilling prospects in all of football. It will be up to new coach Shane Steichen, former offensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles, to make the most of him.
27. Washington Commanders
2022 Record: 8-8-1
Odds to win Super Bowl: +6500
Key draft picks: Emmanuel Forbes, CB (Mississippi State)
One thing to know: The Commanders current quarterback depth chart reads as follows: Sam Howell, Jacoby Brissett, Jake Fromm. It's downright shocking that Washington wasn't in the running for Lamar Jackson. Still, Commanders fans do have something to celebrate this year, as owner Dan Snyder is finally selling the team.
26. Los Angeles Rams
2022 Record: 5-12
Odds to win Super Bowl: +6500
Key draft picks: Steve Avila, G (TCU)
One thing to know: The Rams pushed all in to win their Super Bowl three years ago, and will be paying for it for some time. That said, there's enough talent in this offense to put up a better record than 5-12 next season, especially given how weak the NFC currently looks.
25. Denver Broncos
2022 Record: 5-12
Odds to win Super Bowl: +4000
Key draft picks: Marvin Mims, WR (Oklahoma)
One thing to know: Russell Wilson's first year in Denver was an absolute disaster. New head coach Sean Payton is a pretty good bet to revive the team, but in a loaded AFC West, it's difficult to see this team contending for the division title.
24. Atlanta Falcons
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +7000
Key draft picks: Bijan Robinson, RB (Texas)
One thing to know: The Falcons are heading into 2022 with Desmond Ridder as their starting quarterback after going 2-2 in four starts in his rookie season. In those four games, Ridder averaged just 177 passing yards per outing.
23. New Orleans Saints
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +3500
Key draft picks: Bryan Bresee, DT (Clemson)
One thing to know: One of the more interesting fits on this year's quarterback carousel is Derek Carr heading to the New Orleans Saints. The Saints are trying to rebuild the plane while it's in the air a bit, but given how weak the NFC South looks this year, it could work.
22. Carolina Panthers
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +7500
Key draft picks: Bryce Young, QB (Alabama); Jonathan Mingo, WR (Ole Miss)
One thing to know: With head coach Matt Rhule out for good, the Panthers are looking towards a new chapter, one that will hopefully be led by Bryce Young for years to come. While concerns about his size still linger, Young has been seen as the top prospect from his draft class for some time, and now has the chance to prove it.
21. Green Bay Packers
2022 Record: 8-9
Odds to win Super Bowl: +6500
Key draft picks: Lukas Van Ness, Edge (Iowa); Luke Musgrave, TE (Oregon State)
One thing to know: The Jordan Love era has officially begun in Green Bay. The last time the Packers replaced an iconic quarterback that played for the Lambeau faithful for more than a decade, they wound up with Aaron Rodgers. No pressure, Jordan.
20. Las Vegas Raiders
2022 Record: 6-11
Odds to win Super Bowl: +6500
Key draft picks: Tyree Wilson, Edge (Texas Tech); Michael Mayer, TE (Notre Dame)
One thing to know: Head coach Josh McDaniels brought in former Patriots players Jimmy Garoppolo and Brian Hoyer to fill out his quarterback depth chart. Garoppolo has struggled to stay healthy every time he's gotten the chance to lead a team, but if he can stay on the field this time, he'll get to throw to Davante Adams.
19. New England Patriots
2022 Record: 8-9
Odds to win Super Bowl: +6000
Key draft picks: Christian Gonzalez, CB (Oregon); Keion White, Edge (Georgia Tech)
One thing to know: After more than two decades of divisional dominance, the Patriots are now clearly projected to be the worst team in the AFC East this year. Should Bill Belichick somehow find a way to guide this team to the postseason, it would be one of his greatest feats as a head coach.
18. Tennessee Titans
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +8000
Key draft picks: Peter Skoronski, OT (Northwestern); Will Levis, QB (Kentucky)
One thing to know: While the Titans have had stops and starts offensively over the past two years, Derrick Henry can still make this team go. One of the biggest questions for the team this season is how long a leash will starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill have with Will Levis waiting in the wings?
17. Cleveland Browns
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +3500
Key draft picks: Cedric Tillman, WR (Tennessee)
One thing to know: Deshaun Watson's first year with the Browns did not live up to what the team paid to acquire him. Watson completed just 58.2% of his passes, besting only Zach Wilson among all starting quarterbacks last year.
16. Pittsburgh Steelers
2022 Record: 9-8
Odds to win Super Bowl: +5000
Key draft picks: Broderick Jones, OT (Georgia); Joey Porter Jr., CB (Penn State)
One thing to know: After ending the season on a stunning four-game winning streak, head coach Mike Tomlin still has never had a losing season in his tenure as a head coach. Kenny Pickett has had another year to develop, and the addition of Joey Porter Jr. will make an instant impact on an already stalwart defense. Don't be surprised if the Steelers make a run at the AFC North division title.
15. Seattle Seahawks
2022 Record: 9-8
Odds to win Super Bowl: +3000
Key draft picks: Devon Witherspoon, CB (Illinois); Jaxon Smith-Njigba, WR (Ohio State)
One thing to know: Geno Smith locked in his spot as the starting quarterback of the Seahawks with a stunning 2022 season, filling in for the departing Russell Wilson far better than any talking-heads predicted. With the addition of Ohio State's Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Seattle now likely sports the most devastating receiving trio in the NFL.
14. Minnesota Vikings
2022 Record: 13-4
Odds to win Super Bowl: +4500
Key draft picks: Jordan Addison, WR (USC)
One thing to know: The Minnesota Vikings lost just four games last year, but it will be a tall order for them to repeat that success. Of the Vikings' 13 wins in 2022, 11 of them came by a touchdown or less. If pythagorean wins are after any team this year, it's Minnesota.
13. New York Giants
2022 Record: 9-7-1
Odds to win Super Bowl: +5000
Key draft picks: Deonte Banks, CB (Maryland); Jalin Hyatt, WR (Tennessee)
One thing to know: The Giants are sticking with quarterback Daniel Jones for the time being, signing him to a four-year, $160 million contract extension in the offseason. That's a pretty good result for Jones, as the Giants entered 2022 passing on his fifth-year option and signalling that they would be looking elsewhere soon.
12. Jacksonville Jaguars
2022 Record: 9-8
Odds to win Super Bowl: +2500
Key draft picks: Anton Harrison, OT (Oklahoma); Brenton Strange, TE (Penn State)
One thing to know: Trevor Lawrence was a breakout star in his first season under head coach Doug Pederson. The Jaguars are still loaded with weapons, and if Lawrence can make another leap from good to great, this team could be fiesty in the postseason.
11. Detroit Lions
2022 Record: 9-8
Odds to win Super Bowl: +1900
Key draft picks: Jahmyr Gibbs, RB (Alabama); Jack Campbell, LB (Iowa); Sam LaPorta, TE (Iowa)
One thing to know: The Detroit Lions ended last year on a high note, bouncing back from a 3-13-1 campaign in 2021 to win nine games in 2022. While some of the moves the Lions made at the top of the draft were a bit baffling, Dan Campbell is clearly interested in adding win-now assets. For the first time in a long time, the Lions are looking to contend.
10. Los Angeles Chargers
2022 Record: 10-7
Odds to win Super Bowl: +2800
Key draft picks: Quentin Johnston, WR (TCU)
One thing to know: Head coach Brandon Staley was on the hot seat after the Chargers' season ended by blowing a 27-0 lead to the Jaguars in the playoffs. Ultimately, Los Angeles decided to stick with Staley for 2022, but don't be surprised if the team decides to move on from him should the Chargers suffer a similar collapse mid-season.
9. Miami Dolphins
2022 Record: 9-8
Odds to win Super Bowl: +2000
Key draft picks: Cam Smith, CB (South Carolina)
One thing to know: The Miami Dolphins had two of the top seven receivers in the NFL last year in Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. If everyone in Miami can stay healthy, they are one of the scariest offenses in the league.
8. Dallas Cowboys
2022 Record: 12-5
Odds to win Super Bowl: +1400
Key draft picks: Mazi Smith, DT (Michigan); Luke Schoonmaker, TE (Michigan)
One thing to know: The most heartwarming story of the NFL Draft came when the Dallas Cowboys selected running back Deuce Vaughn out of Kansas State. Vaughn is the son of Chris Vaughn, who works for the Cowboys as assistant director of college scouting. It's now up to Deuce to make the 53-man roster.
7. Baltimore Ravens
2022 Record: 10-7
Odds to win Super Bowl: +2500
Key draft picks: Zay Flowers, WR (Boston College)
One thing to know: After a year of wondering whether or not Lamar Jackson would be back with the Ravens, a deal was finally struck in early May to pay the 2019 NFL MVP $260 million over five years. Not bad for a guy without an agent.
6. New York Jets
2022 Record: 7-10
Odds to win Super Bowl: +1400
Key draft picks: Will McDonald IV, Edge (Iowa State)
One thing to know: The arrival of Aaron Rodgers gives the New York Jets the best quarterback they've had since Joe Namath. After showing plenty of promise at every position except for quarterback last year, New York has a chance to make a huge leap this season if Rodgers can play at even a fraction of his MVP level.
5. San Francisco 49ers
2022 Record: 13-4
Odds to win Super Bowl: +900
Key draft picks: Ji'Ayir Brown, S (Penn State); Jake Moody, K (Michigan)
One thing to know: The 49ers are pretty loaded all around, so much so that they could select a kicker in the third round of the draft and not feel too bad about it. Still, there are questions about who will start under center for San Francisco. Brock Purdy played near-perfect football after being called upon in the middle of last season, but the team has also already invested a lot of capital in Trey Lance. Kyle Shanahan has some decisions to make.
4. Cincinnati Bengals
2022 Record: 12-4
Odds to win Super Bowl: +1100
Key draft picks: Myles Murphy, Edge (Clemson)
One thing to know: Last year, Joe Burrow said that when it comes to the Bengals championship window, "The window is my whole career." With Burrow due to reach a massive extension with Cincinnati some time in the next 12 months, budgets for the Bengals are about to get much tighter.
3. Buffalo Bills
2022 Record: 13-3
Odds to win Super Bowl: +900
Key draft picks: Dalton Kincaid, TE (Utah); O'Cyrus Torrence, G (Florida)
One thing to know: The Bills should be Super Bowl contenders once again this year, but after failing to reach the AFC title game in two straight seasons where they looked like the best team in the conference, there's a bit of tension in Buffalo despite their run of success. This team has been good for a while, but it's time for them to show up in January.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
2022 Record: 14-3
Odds to win Super Bowl: +800
Key draft picks: Jalen Carter, DT (Georgia); Nolan Smith, Edge (Georgia)
One thing to know: The Eagles reloaded in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, picking up two more Georgia defenders to go along with the slew of Bulldogs already holding down their defense. Philadelphia will have some adjustments to make after losing both the offensive and defensive coordinators that took them to the Super Bowl last year, but currently look like the best team in the NFC by a pretty healthy margin.
1. Kansas City Chiefs
2022 Record: 14-3
Odds to win Super Bowl: +600
Key draft picks: Felix Anudike-Uzomah, Edge (Kansas State)
One thing to know: Heading into last year, people wondered how the Chiefs would replace the hole in their offense left by wide receiver Tyreek Hill. Patrick Mahomes answered that question by throwing for 500 more yards than any other quarterback in the NFL. This year, the Chiefs are once again losing their top wide receiver, this time in JuJu Smith-Schuster. I have a feeling that Mahomes and Andy Reid will once again find a way to fill the gap.
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