NFL draft grades

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Every drafted player is scored against what their pick slot usually produces. Decide how low is too low, and watch every team and GM re-rank.

Rounds 1–3 · 2000–2025 · bust below 40%
#
Team
Picks
Hit rate
Bust rate
Score
Grade
1
Cowboys
Dallas
75
28%
24%
100
A
2
Ravens
Baltimore
85
24%
21%
97
A
3
Seahawks
Seattle
80
28%
29%
94
A
4
Steelers
Pittsburgh
80
23%
24%
90
B
5
Chargers
Los Angeles
78
19%
21%
87
B
6
Saints
New Orleans
73
22%
25%
84
B
7
Bills
Buffalo
81
22%
26%
81
B
8
Chiefs
Kansas City
80
23%
26%
77
B
9
Jaguars
Jacksonville
84
20%
26%
74
B
10
Cardinals
Arizona
85
24%
31%
71
B
11
Panthers
Carolina
81
22%
30%
68
C
12
Eagles
Philadelphia
77
18%
26%
65
C
13
Lions
Detroit
89
21%
30%
61
C
14
Colts
Indianapolis
80
21%
31%
58
C
15
Buccaneers
Tampa Bay
78
17%
27%
55
C
16
76
17%
28%
52
C
17
Bengals
Cincinnati
88
22%
33%
48
C
18
Texans
Houston
79
18%
29%
45
C
19
Jets
New York
77
17%
29%
42
C
20
Bears
Chicago
74
18%
30%
39
C
21
Raiders
Las Vegas
85
13%
27%
35
C
22
Rams
Los Angeles
83
14%
29%
32
C
23
Falcons
Atlanta
73
14%
29%
29
D
24
Vikings
Minnesota
76
18%
34%
26
D
25
Commanders
Washington
69
16%
33%
23
D
26
Packers
Green Bay
86
15%
34%
19
D
27
Titans
Tennessee
83
14%
34%
16
D
28
Giants
New York
81
15%
37%
13
D
29
Browns
Cleveland
88
13%
35%
10
D
30
Patriots
New England
89
18%
42%
6
F
31
49ers
San Francisco
88
13%
36%
3
F
32
Broncos
Denver
88
10%
38%
0
F
Hit = a pick that produced at least 150% of its slot. Bust = below your line.

How DraftLedger grades every NFL draft pick

DraftLedger scores each drafted player against what their pick slot usually produces, then grades every team and general manager on how their picks turned out. You choose the bust line: set it low and only true disasters count, set it high and anything short of a star does. Every team, GM and player re-ranks as you move it.

Grades cover every draft class from 2000 through 2025. The newest class is not graded, because rookies need time. Bust Watch lets you call each 2026 rookie a bust or a hit instead, and the method page explains the math.

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