NFL Draft: Jaguars Hold No. 9 Pick After Week 11

The Jacksonville Jaguars' 3-7 record places them at No. 9 overall after 11 weeks.

With just seven weeks remaining in the 2022 season, the Jacksonville Jaguars have more or less secured their spot in the top-15 of the 2023 NFL Draft. 

Barring a second-half run, the 3-7 Jaguars are ahead of just a handful of squads in the standings as things stand today. 

As a result, the Jaguars are currently sitting at No. 9 overall in the 2023 NFL Draft order after being No. 5 just a week ago. Via Tankathon, here is the top-18 as things stand through Week 10.

No. 1: Houston Texans 

No. 2: Carolina Panthers 

No. 3: Chicago Bears 

No. 4: Las Vegas Raiders 

No. 5: Seattle Seahawks (via Denver Broncos) 

No. 6: Detroit Lions (via Los Angeles Rams) 

No. 7: Houston Texans (via Cleveland Browns) 

No. 8: Pittsburgh Steelers 

No. 9: Jacksonville Jaguars 

No. 10: Philadelphia Eagles (via New Orleans Saints) 

No. 11: Arizona Cardinals 

No. 12: Green Bay Packers 

No. 13: Detroit Lions 

No. 14: Indianapolis Colts 

No. 15: Atlanta Falcons 

No. 16: Los Angeles Chargers 

No. 17: Washington Commanders 

No. 18: New York Jets

Technically, only one team in the NFL has fewer wins than the Jaguars through 11 weeks: the one-win Houston Texans. The Jaguars and eight other teams are tied with three wins, with all but two being at 3-7. 

Because of the Jaguars' strength of schedule, though, they are behind other 3-7 teams like the Raiders, Denver's pick, the Rams' pick, and Cleveland's pick. With so many teams lumped together in mediocrity in 2022, it is the little things that determine whether a team has the No. 4 pick or the No. 9 pick.

The Jaguars have picked at No. 9 overall four times since their inception: Fred Taylor in 1998, John Henderson in 2002, Reggie Williams in 2004, and CJ Henderson in 2020.

Over the last 10 seasons, players to be drafted at No. 9 include Charles Cross, Patrick Surtain Jr., Henderson, Ed Oliver, Mike McGlinchey, John Ross, Leonard Floyd, Ereck Flowers, Anthony Barr, and Dee Milliner.