The NFL Draft order is determined by the reverse order of the previous season’s standings. The team with the worst record receives the first pick in each round, while the Super Bowl-winning team receives the last pick in each round. In the event of a tie, the team with the lower strength of schedule (the combined win-loss record of all teams they played that season) receives the higher pick. Teams are also allowed to trade draft picks with other teams, giving them the ability to move up or down in the draft order. The draft order is typically seven rounds, with each team having one pick per round, although compensatory picks may be added for teams that lost more free agents than they gained in the previous season. The process lasts for three days and includes 32 picks in the first round, followed by 32 picks in each of the subsequent rounds.