Updated 2023 NFL Draft order after Panthers traded to Bears for first place

The Chicago Bears traded their first overall pick to the Carolina Panthers in a mammoth trade. Here is the order of the NFL Draft 2023.

Since the end of the regular season, the NFL world has had its eyes on the Chicago Bears, holders of the first pick. Looking at their roster, they seem to have their quarterback for the foreseeable future in Justin Fields. Additionally, a handful of teams selected in the 2023 NFL Draft Top 10 needed a quarterback. The Bears might get a lot for this selection, and it looks like they’re ready for business.

The Bears have found a buyer in the Carolina Panthers.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport announced that the Panthers had acquired the Bears’ first pick. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that in exchange for the No. 1 pick, the Panthers sent No. 9 and No. 61 picks from the 2023 draft, a 2024 first-round pick, a 2025 second-round pick and wide receiver DJ Moore!

Compensation update, sources say: Bears trade No. 1 pick to Carolina for:

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– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) 10 mars 2023

With the order of the NFL Draft officially upended, let’s see what the order of the first and second rounds of the draft look like.

NFL Draft 2023 order updated following Bears trade No. 1 pick to Panthers

Picks 1-31 are part of the first round, while picks 32-63 are part of the second round.

1. Carolina Panthers (via Chicago Bears)
2. Houston Texans
3. Arizona Cardinals
4. Colts d’Indianapolis
5. Seattle Seahawks (via Denver Broncos)
6. Detroit Lions (via Los Angeles Rams)
7. Las Vegas Raiders
8. The Falcons of Atlanta
9. Chicago Bears (via Carolina Panthers)
10. Philadelphia Eagles (via New Orleans Saints)
11. Tennessee Titans
12. Houston Texans (via Cleveland Browns)
13. New York Jets
14. New England Patriots
15. Green Bay Packers
16. Washington Commanders
17. Les Steelers of Pittsburgh
18. Detroit Lions
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20. Seattle Seahawks
21. Los Angeles Chargers
22. Ravens de Baltimore
23. Vikings you Minnesota
24. Jaguars de Jacksonville
25. The New York Giants
26. dallas cowboys
27. Buffalo Bills
28. Bengals from Cincinnati
29. New Orleans Saints (via San Francisco 49ers, Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos)
30. Philadelphia Eagles
31. Chiefs of Kansas City
32. Pittsburgh Steelers (via Chicago Bears)
33. Houston Texans
34. Arizona Cardinals
35. Colts d’Indianapolis
36. Los Angeles Rams
37. Seattle Seahawks (via Denver Broncos)
38. Las Vegas Raiders
39. Carolina panthers
40. New Orlean Saints
41. Tennessee Titans
42. Cleveland Browns
43. New York Jets
44. The Falcons of Atlanta
45. Green Bay Packers
46. New England Patriots
47. Washington Commanders
48. Detroit Lions
49. Les Steelers of Pittsburgh
50. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
51. Miami Dolphins
52. Seattle Seahawks
53. Chicago Bears (via Baltimore Ravens)
54. Los Angeles Chargers
55. Detroit Lions (via Minnesota Vikings)
56. Jaguars de Jacksonville
57. The New York Giants
58. dallas cowboys
59. Buffalo Bills
60. Bengals from Cincinnati
61. Chicago Bears (via the Carolina Panthers via the San Francisco 49ers)
62. Philadelphia Eagles
63. Chiefs of Kansas City

The Panthers have the choice between the four best potential quarterbacks: Bryce Young (Alabama), CJ Stroud (Ohio State), Will Levis (Kentucky) and Anthony Richardson (Florida). Meanwhile, the Bears are getting the recruiting capital they need to continue building their team for competition.

With the second-placed Texans unlikely to give up on their pick, all eyes will be on the Arizona Cardinals, who don’t need a quarterback. Teams like the Indianapolis Colts and Las Vegas Raiders are ones to watch to ensure they get one of the best prospects.

The 2023 NFL Draft just got even more interesting. We now wait until April 27 to find out who the Panthers will choose to be their future quarterback and the face of the franchise.

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