(3) Three Hall of Famers have been picked at No. 10: Defensive tackle Alex Karras by the Lions in 1958, defensive back Rod Woodson by the Steelers in 1987 and running back Jerome Bettis by the Rams in 1993.
(4) The last team to select a player at No. 10 and then win the Super Bowl that season was the Ravens in 2000 when they chose Florida receiver Travis Taylor.
(5) Offensive players have been picked at No. 10 in the last five drafts, seven of the last eight and 10 of the last 12. The only two defensive players selected since 2013 have been cornerback Eli Apple by the Giants in 2016 and linebacker Devin Bush by the Steelers in 2019.
(6) Over the last 25 drafts, the positions chosen the most often at No. 10 have been quarterback and receiver, with five apiece. The quarterbacks have been Matt Leinart by the Cardinals in 2006, Blaine Gabbert by the Jaguars in 2011, Patrick Mahomes by the Chiefs in 2017, Josh Rosen by the Cardinals in 2018 and J.J. McCarthy by the Vikings in 2024. The receivers have been Travis Taylor by the Ravens in 2000, Mike Williams by the Lions in 2005, Michael Crabtree by the 49ers in 2009, DeVonta Smith by the Eagles in 2021 and Garrett Wilson by the Jets in 2022.
(7) The No. 10 pick has been traded in the last four drafts and seven of the last eight after being dealt only once in the previous eight drafts from 2009-16. In 2023, the Bears moved down from No. 9 to 10 by acquiring a 2024 fourth-round selection from the Eagles that they spent on punter Tory Taylor.