2012 NFL Draft Order Completed (Almost)

by Matthew Fairburn on Feb 7, 2012 2:40 PM EST in 2012 NFL Draft

The NFL announced the official order for the 2012 NFL Draft on Tuesday. Two picks are still subject to a coin flip at the 2012 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Ind. in a few weeks.

The Miami Dolphins and Carolina Panthers will have a coin flip to decide which team will pick No.8 and which team will select ninth. Meanwhile the Kansas City Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks will flip a coin for the No. 11 and 12 picks.

The Super Bowl finalized the last two spots in the first round with the Giants brining up the rear.

After the jump, check out the entire order of the first round.

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. St. Louis Rams

3. Minnesota Vikings

4. Cleveland Browns

5. Tampa Bay Buccanneers

6. Washington Redskins

7. Jacksonville Jaguars

8/9. Miami Dolphins and Carolina Panthers

10. Buffalo Bills

11/12. Kansas City Chiefs and Seattle Seahawks

13. Arizona Cardinals

14. Dallas Cowboys

15. Philadelphia Eagles

16. New York Jets

17. Cincinnati Bengals (Acquired from Oakland)

18. San Diego Chargers

19. Chicago Bears

20. Tennessee Titans

21. Cincinnati Bengals

22. Cleveland Browns (Acquired from Atlanta)

23. Detroit Lions

24. Pittsburgh Steelers

25. Denver Broncos

26. Houston Texans

27. New England Patriots (acquired from Saints)

28. Green Bay Packers

29. Baltimore Ravens

30. San Francisco 49ers

31. New England Patriots

32. New York Giants

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Anyone have an idea of when the compensatory picks will be selected?

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by Mr MaLoR on Feb 7, 2012 4:15 PM EST reply actions

Coin toss...

to settle a tie is usually done at the combine.

by D Hawk on Feb 7, 2012 11:28 PM EST up reply actions

i too would like to know pls.

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