What does the number of rounds in the NFL mean?

The draft is divided into 7 rounds, with 32 people in each round. If there is no transaction, no compensation and no punishment, it is normal for 32 teams to choose one player in each round. What rank? What this means is ranking. The higher the turn and team order, the worse the performance last season, while the higher the number of candidates, the higher the comprehensive score (not absolutely, some players ranked lower also have good players)

For example, the team ranked 1 in the first round, that is to say, the team scored at the bottom last season, so their draft pick is the number one this year.

This team ranked 32 nd in the first round, so this team was the Super Bowl champion last season, so the draft was also the last time.

Another example is the team's fourth round 100 pick, which is the fourth place in the team's fourth round draft. Last season, the team was not so good.

That is, 1 round 1 is 1, the second round 1 is 33, the third round 1 is 65, the fourth round 1 is 97, and the fifth round 1 is/.

The premise of the above ranking is that there is no normal situation of trading, compensation or penalty.