Updated 2025 NFL Draft Order After Sunday's Week 14 Results

The Las Vegas Raiders and New York Giants are in a two-horse race for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.

Las Vegas and New York are the only two-win squads in the NFL after the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans during the early window in Week 14.

Jacksonville's win cleared the path for the Raiders and Giants to keep losing and compete for the top selection.

The Jaguars shifted down the draft order, but they are still in the top five at No. 5.

Jacksonville's victory produced a crowded set of three-win teams stacked from No. 3 to No. 8 in the draft order. All of those teams have 3-10 records.

Updated 2025 NFL Draft Order

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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - DECEMBER 08: Tony Pollard #20 of the Tennessee Titans runs with the ball during the second quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Nissan Stadium on December 08, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

1. Las Vegas (2-11)

2. New York Giants (2-11)

3. New England (3-10)

4. Carolina (3-10)

5. Jacksonville (3-10)

6. Tennessee (3-10)

7. New York Jets (3-10)

8. Cleveland (3-10)

9. Chicago (4-9)

10. Cincinnati (4-8)

11. New Orleans (5-8)

12. Dallas (5-7)

13. Miami (6-7)

14. Indianapolis (6-7)

15. Atlanta (6-7)

16. Arizona (6-7)

17. San Francisco (6-7)

18. Los Angeles Rams (7-6)

19. Tampa Bay (7-6)

20. Washington (8-5)

21. Los Angeles Chargers (8-5)

22. Denver (8-5)

23. Seattle (8-5)

24. Baltimore (8-5)

25. Houston (8-5)

26. Green Bay (9-4)

27. Pittsburgh (10-3)

28. Minnesota (11-2)

29. Buffalo (10-3)

30. Philadelphia (11-2)

31. Kansas City (12-1)

32. Detroit (12-1)

Raiders, Giants in Fight for Top Pick

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY - DECEMBER 08: Drew Lock #2 of the New York Giants reacts after being tackled during the second quarter against the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium on December 08, 2024 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images)

The Raiders and Giants left Week 14 with 2-11 records.

The co-worst teams in the NFL lost in different ways on Sunday afternoon.

Las Vegas stood no chance in its double-digit loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while the Giants fell on a missed field goal at the last second to the New Orleans Saints.

The Raiders are currently in front of the Giants on the strength of schedule tiebreaker. Las Vegas has a .533 SOS, while the Giants have a .544 SOS.

Las Vegas has three home games left in its last four games, but two of them come against potential playoff teams. Its most winnable game left on the schedule is against Jacksonville in two weeks.

New York has the tougher closing stretch with home games against Baltimore and Indianapolis and road trips to Philadelphia and Atlanta.

The Giants have the better chance of finishing 0-4 based on their opponents, but they've also displayed more fight of late compared to the Raiders.

New York lost four of its last five games by five points or less, while Vegas has four double-digit losses in its last five contests.

Jacksonville's Win Shakes Up Draft Order

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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE - DECEMBER 08: Devin Duvernay #12 of the Jacksonville Jaguars returns a punt during the third quarter against the Tennessee Titans at Nissan Stadium on December 08, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Jacksonville ended its five-game losing streak with an AFC South win over Tennessee.

While the win might be huge for confidence within the locker room, it does hurt the Jags' draft stock a bit.

The Jags dropped down to the No. 5 overall pick and away from the Raiders and Giants. All three of those teams entered Week 14 with two wins.

Doug Pederson's team might drift further away from the top three because it has two winnable games left on its schedule.

The Jags visit the Raiders in Week 16 and play the Titans for the second time in Week 17. Two wins in those games would put the Jags closer to No. 10 than No. 5.

Whether or not any more wins will help Pederson's job security remains to be seen, but if he is let go, he may end up hurting the team's draft position if the Jags win more games toward the potential end of his tenure.