UPDATED: 2004 NFL Draft First-Round Order

Apr 11, 2004 at 07:00 PM
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Following is the updated order of the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft reflecting the April 9 trade between the Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos.

The NFL Draft will be held on April 24-25 in New York City.

  1. San Diego
  1. Oakland
  1. Arizona
  1. NY Giants
  1. Washington
  1. Detroit
  1. Cleveland
  1. Atlanta
  1. Jacksonville
  1. Houston
  1. Pittsburgh
  1. NY Jets
  1. Buffalo
  1. Chicago
  1. Tampa Bay
  1. San Francisco
  1. Denver
  1. New Orleans
  1. Minnesota
  1. Miami
  1. New England (from Baltimore)
  1. Dallas
  1. Seattle
  1. Cincinnati

25. Green Bay

  1. St. Louis
  1. Tennessee
  1. Philadelphia
  1. Indianapolis
  1. Kansas City
  1. Carolina
  1. New England
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