2015 NFL Draft Order: Full List of 1st-Round Picks for Every Team

Now that the regular season is coming to an end, a fair amount of the 2015 NFL draft order is set in stone.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Tennessee Titans are at the top of the board at 2-14, and both are in need of a franchise quarterback. Whether both teams go that route remains to be seen, but the premium placed on the position will warrant serious consideration to pick accordingly.

Although the first round of the draft doesn't start until April 30 in Chicago, it's still worth looking ahead at the top potential storylines that will make the offseason spectacle as exciting as ever.

A breakdown of those storylines will follow the complete list of selections for all 32 teams below.

Bear in mind that this order will change based on how the playoffs unfold and how compensatory draft picks are awarded. 

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

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

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

Top 2015 NFL Draft Storylines

Marcus Mariota vs. Jameis Winston

This is the burning question that will test talent evaluators at the top of the draft. It could also make or break the course of a franchise. While Marcus Mariota seems like a dynamic dual-threat prototype, he comes from a simple spread system at Oregon.  

Meanwhile, there are plenty of red flags surrounding Jameis Winston away from the field. But he has won a national title, matched Mariota with a Heisman Trophy and comes from a pro-style Florida State offense. That creates quite a dilemma for such a sizable investment.

ESPN's Skip Bayless went a bit further in evaluating the strengths of the 2015 draft's top signal-callers:

The MMQB's Peter King has interesting insight on what is being said in NFL circles about Mariota's prospects of succeeding in the pros:

As for Winston, it's pretty evident that he's in his element with the game on the line:

Mariota has a strong chance of getting the nod for the No. 1 overall pick due to his cleaner reputation, not to mention the immense upside he has if and when he does get a grasp on an NFL playbook.

But the biggest test for both has yet to arrive. Jan. 1's Rose Bowl will be an indicator of who can rise to the occasion on the College Football Playoff stage. An epic duel between Mariota and Winston would make the choice even harder, as would be the case if Winston outplays his Oregon counterpart.

The Year of the Running Back?

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After two years in which no running backs were chosen in the first round, it appeared Georgia's Todd Gurley would snap that spell. Then Gurley tore his ACL in November upon returning from a four-game suspension.

Due to how talented he is, there is still a chance Gurley goes in the first round. Bleacher Report's Jason Cole heard this through the grapevine:

Georgia head coach Mark Richt agreed that Gurley will still come off the board early despite the major injury, via Marc Weiszer of OnlineAthens.com:

Wisconsin's Heisman Trophy finalist, Melvin Gordon, will also warrant consideration. His production on its own from 2014—2,336 yards rushing and 26 touchdowns on the ground—is staggering.

A couple of other Big Ten studs are worth a look in the first round as well.

Nebraska standout Ameer Abdullah and even Indiana's Tevin Coleman both have traits that translate well to the NFL level. And both could make those in need pay if they're passed over in the first 32 picks.

Abdullah rushed for 1,611 yards and 19 touchdowns, averaging an impressive 6.1 yards per carry. Coleman ran for over 2,000 yards, is a capable pass-catcher out of the backfield and has breakaway speed. That combination should be coveted by NFL teams despite Coleman coming from a rather unheralded Hoosiers program.

Other prospects to monitor at the running back position are Duke Johnson of Miami (Florida), Alabama star T.J. Yeldon and South Carolina's Mike Davis.

ESPN.com's Matt Fortuna reports Johnson will enter the draft, while Davis is also expected to go pro. One NFL scout told NFL.com's Chase Goodbread that Yeldon could be better than former Crimson Tide back Eddie Lacy, who has been exceptional for the Green Bay Packers.

Anyone from that trio of prospects could slide to the second or third round and net NFL teams excellent value thanks to how deep this 2015 stable of backs seems to be.

Can Cleveland Browns Capitalize on 1st-Round Picks?

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The reeling Browns chose cornerback Justin Gilbert and quarterback Johnny Manziel in the first round of the last draft. Gilbert has scarcely seen the field and hasn't made a great impact, while Manziel made it through one-plus ugly games in relief of a declining Brian Hoyer.

So Cleveland doesn't have a sure franchise quarterback, may have whiffed on its prior two first-rounders and must stop the bleeding after losing five straight to cap off 2014. General manager Ray Farmer will be under the microscope, to say the least.

Dane Brugler of CBSSports.com describes the enormous opportunity ahead for the perpetually maligned franchise:

The 2014 draft-day trade involving wide receiver Sammy Watkins netted the Browns an extra pick in the opening round of the 2015 draft, but the 9-7 Buffalo Bills wound up finishing better than expected, and Watkins was a big contributor.

Among Cleveland's most glaring needs include a wide receiver—Farmer passed on Watkins, Manziel's top college target, Mike Evans, and Odell Beckham Jr. in 2014—and help on the defensive line or front seven. It's imperative for Cleveland to make the most of its chances after an underwhelming top of its 2014 class.

For a quick sample of what may be on the horizon, ESPN's Todd McShay (subscription required) had the Browns taking Washington nose tackle Danny Shelton and Arizona State wideout Jaelen Strong in his first mock. Yours truly prefers Louisville receiver DeVante Parker and Florida defensive playmaker Dante Fowler Jr. if they're available.

Although the rest of the Browns' 2014 class looks rather promising with offensive tackle Joel Bitonio and linebacker Chris Kirksey, a regime change could be on the way in Cleveland if Farmer flubs the 2015 draft.