2013 NFL Draft Order: Where Each Team Stands Following Week 17 Season Finale

    Tim KeeneyContributor IDecember 30, 2012

    MORGANTOWN, WV - NOVEMBER 17: Geno Smith #12 of the West Virginia Mountaineers drops back to pass against the Oklahoma Sooners during the game on November 17, 2012 at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown, West Virginia. (Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images)
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    While several NFL teams can now start making official postseason plans, many more will turn their attention towards the 2013 NFL Draft.

    Well, after they all fire their head coaches, of course. 

    Unfortunately for these squads, there isn't quite as much franchise-saving talent in the 2013 class as there was in 2012. 

    No quarterbacks who will immediately turn mediocre teams into playoff contenders in a matter of months. No Andrew Luck. No Robert Griffin III. No Russell Wilson. Heck, there might not even be a Doug Martin or Alfred Morris, either. 

    Nonetheless, there is still plenty of intrigue heading into the draft.

    The depth at QB is nowhere near as impressive as last year's, but West Virginia's Geno Smith is still many pundits' choice for the No. 1 pick with the need to find a signal-caller so crucial for many teams at the top of the draft.

    Let's take a look at what organizations will have the best chances to land Smith, Jarvis Jones, Luke Joeckel, Manti Te'o and all the other young potential studs. 

     

    2013 NFL Draft Order

    Note: Teams in the postseason are arranged by win-loss record, but their order could change depending on how far they go in the playoffs. Ties are broken by strength of schedule.

    Pick Team Record
    1 Kansas City Chiefs 2-14
    2 Jacksonville Jaguars 2-14
    3 Oakland Raiders 4-12
    4 Philadelphia Eagles 4-12
    5 Detroit Lions 4-12
    6 Cleveland Browns 5-11
    7 Arizona Cardinals 5-11
    8 Buffalo Bills 6-10
    9 New York Jets 6-10
    10 Tennessee Titans 6-10
    11 San Diego Chargers 7-9
    12 Miami Dolphins 7-9
    13 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-9
    14 Carolina Panthers 7-9
    15 New Orleans Saints 7-9
    16 St. Louis Rams 7-8-1
    17 Pittsburgh Steelers 8-8
    18 Dallas Cowboys 8-8
    19 New York Giants 9-7
    20 Chicago Bears 10-6
    21 Washington Redskins (to STL) 10-6
    22 Minnesota Vikings 10-6
    23 Cincinnati Bengals 10-6
    24 Baltimore Ravens 10-6
    25 Seattle Seahawks 11-5
    26 Indianapolis Colts 11-5
    27 Green Bay Packers 11-5
    28 San Francisco 49ers 11-4-1
    29 Houston Texans 12-4
    30 New England Patriots 12-4
    31 Denver Broncos 13-3
    32 Atlanta Falcons 13-3