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How every NFL team with the first overall draft pick did the following season since 2000

Progress? Reegress?

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The Carolina Panthers had the first pick in the 2023 NFL draft, which had a lot of focus because fans were interested in whether the team would select Alabama’s Bryce Young or Ohio State’s C.J. Stroud.

In the end, they went Roll Tide and picked Young. Smart move?

Like a lot of the top picks since 2000, the following year wasn’t a smashing success..

2000: Cleveland Browns, Courtney Brown

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(AP Photo/Ed Betz)

1999: 2-14.

2000: 3-13.

2001: *Atlanta Falcons, Michael Vick

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(JEFF HAYNES/AFP via Getty Images)

2000: 4-12.

2001: 7-9.

*Acquired pick via trade with Chargers.

2002: Houston Texans, David Carr

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(Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

2002: 4-12 (expansion team).

2003: Cincinnati Bengals, Carson Palmer

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(Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports)

2002: 2-14.

2003: 8-8.

2004: *San Diego Chargers, Eli Manning

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(Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images)

2003: 4-12.

2004: 12-4.

*Traded Manning to New York Giants in return for rights to Philip Rivers among other considerations.

2005: San Francisco 49ers, Alex Smith

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(Photo by Getty Images)

2004: 2-14.

2005: 4-12.

2006: Houston Texans, Mario Williams

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(Pouya Dianat-USA TODAY Sports)

2005: 2-14.

2006: 6-10.

2007: Oakland Raiders, JaMarcus Russell

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(Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

2006: 2-14.

2007: 4-12.

2008: Miami Dolphins, Jake Long

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(Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports)

2007: 1-15.

2008: 11-5.

2009: Detroit Lions, Matthew Stafford

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(USAT)

2008: 0-16.

2009: 2-14.

2010: St. Louis Rams, Sam Bradford

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(Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

2009: 1-15.

2010: 7-9.

2011: Carolina Panthers, Cam Newton

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(Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports)

2010: 2-14.

2011: 6-10.

2012: Indianapolis Colts, Andrew Luck

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(Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)

2011: 2-14.

2012: 11-5.

2013: Kansas City Chiefs, Eric Fisher

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(Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports)

2012: 2-14.

2013: 11-5.

2014: Houston Texans, Jadeveon Clowney

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(Thomas B. Shea-USA TODAY Sports)

2013: 2-14.

2014: 9-7.

2015: Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jameis Winston

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(Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports)

2014: 2-14.

2015: 6-10.

2016: Los Angeles Rams, Jared Goff

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(Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports)

2015: 7-9.

2016: 4-12.

2017: Cleveland Browns, Myles Garrett

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(USAT)

2016: 1-15.

2017: 0-16.

2018: Cleveland Browns, Baker Mayfield

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(Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports)

2017: 0-16.

2018: 7-8-1.

2019: Arizona Cardinals, Kyler Murray

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(Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)

2018: 3-13.

2019: 5-10-1.

2020: Cincinnati Bengals, Joe Burrow

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(Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports)

2019: 2-14.

2020: 4-11-1.

2021: Jacksonville Jaguars, Trevor Lawrence

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(Logan Bowles/NFL Handout photo via USA TODAY Network)

2020: 1-15.

2021: 3-14.

2022: Jacksonville Jaguars, Travon Walker

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(Corey Perrine/The Florida Times-Union via AP)

2021: 3-14.

2022: 9-8.

2023: Carolina Panthers, Bryce Young

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(Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)

2022: 7-10.

2022: 1-12 (so far).

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