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2014 NFL Draft order: Where each team picks in tonight’s 1st round

From the Houston Texans to the Seattle Seahawks, we’ve got your draft order for the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

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The big day is finally here, two weeks later than usual but here in all of its glory and set for prime time: the 2014 NFL Draft. At this point, the Houston Texans are on the clock and have been since the end of the regular season, though the first round will officially get underway at 8 p.m. ET from Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

You’ll be able to find full television coverage on the NFL Network and ESPN, and plenty of coverage online (here is good!). Thirty draft hopefuls will be in attendance at the actual draft, which means we should see multiple players still in the room on Day 2, unless something very weird happens and those 30 players all manage to go in the first round. You can find a list of the players attending here.

As mentioned, the Texans hold the first overall pick. The Seattle Seahawks, as winners of the Super Bowl, hold No. 32. Both St. Louis and Cleveland hold multiple first-round picks. St. Louis got the most value, as they will pick No. 2 overall thanks to a previous trade with Washington, while Cleveland holds No. 26 since sending Trent Richardson to Indianapolis.

The full order for the first round is below:

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

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