Otis Douglas is the oldest rookie in NFL history, with the former Philadelphia Eagles QB making his NFL debut at 35. Douglas played for the Eagles for four seasons (1946–1949). In 1946, Douglas became the oldest NFL rookie ever at 35, a record that remains today.At 35, Otis Douglas is not just the oldest rookie in NFL history but one of the oldest rookies across all American professional sports. Although initially brought on as a temporary player, Douglas became a critical starter for the Eagles, playing in 32 games, and was a significant part of the 1948 and 1949 NFL Championship-winning Eagles' teams.Douglas' also served as head coach and had a losing record of 17-34-4 in the college level. He also worked as an assistant coach of Baltimore Colts, who are now known as the Indianapolis Colts. 10 oldest rookies in NFL historyBelow is the list of top 10 oldest rookies in the NFL history.Otis Douglas, QB – Rookie Age: 35Dieter Brock, QB – Rookie Age: 34Sav Rocca, P – Rookie Age: 32Ben Graham, P – Rookie Age: 31Chris Weinke, QB – Rookie Age: 29Brandon Weeden, QB – Rookie Age: 28Sam Mills, LB – Rookie Age: 27Kurt Warner, QB – Rookie Age: 27Mike Anderson, RB – Rookie Age: 27Jordan Atkins, TE – Rookie Age: 26 View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDay 1 and Day 2 NFL 2023 Draft orderDay 1 of the NFL Draft is dedicated to prospects selected in the first draft round. These players are granted their special day, while Day 2 sees second and third-round picks get selected. Here is the Draft Order in anticipation of the big days.Round 11. Carolina Panthers (from Chicago)2. Houston Texans3. Arizona Cardinals4. Indianapolis Colts5. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)6. Detroit Lions (from LA Rams)7. Las Vegas Raiders8. Atlanta Falcons9. Chicago Bears (from Carolina)10. Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans)11. Tennessee Titans12. Houston Texans (from Cleveland)13. New York Jets14. New England Patriots15. Green Bay Packers16. Washington Commanders17. Pittsburgh Steelers18. Detroit Lions19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers20. Seattle Seahawks21. Los Angeles Chargers22. Baltimore Ravens23. Minnesota Vikings24. Jacksonville Jaguars25. New York Giants26. Dallas Cowboys27. Buffalo Bills28. Cincinnati Bengals29. New Orleans Saints (from San Francisco through Miami and Denver)30. Philadelphia Eagles31. Kansas City ChiefsRound 232. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Chicago)33. Houston Texans34. Arizona Cardinals35. Indianapolis Colts36. Los Angeles Rams37. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)38. Las Vegas Raiders39. Carolina Panthers40. New Orleans Saints41. Tennessee Titans42. New York Jets (from Cleveland)43. New York Jets44. Atlanta Falcons45. Green Bay Packers46. New England Patriots47. Washington Commanders48. Detroit Lions49. Pittsburgh Steelers50. Tampa Bay Buccaneers51. Miami Dolphins52. Seattle Seahawks53. Chicago Bears (from Baltimore)54. Los Angeles Chargers55. Detroit Lions (from Minnesota)56. Jacksonville Jaguars57. New York Giants58. Dallas Cowboys59. Buffalo Bills60. Cincinnati Bengals61. Chicago Bears (from Carolina through San Francisco)62. Philadelphia Eagles63. Kansas City ChiefsRound 364. Chicago Bears65. Houston Texans66. Arizona Cardinals67. Denver Broncos (from Indianapolis)68. Denver Broncos69. Los Angeles Rams70. Las Vegas Raiders71. New Orleans Saints72. Tennessee Titans73. Houston Texans (from Cleveland)74. Cleveland Browns (from New York Jets)75. Atlanta Falcons76. New England (from Carolina)77. Los Angeles Rams (from Miami through New England)78. Green Bay Packers79. Indianapolis Colts (from Washington)80. Pittsburgh Steelers81. Detroit Lions82. Tampa Bay Buccaneers83. Seattle Seahawks84. Miami Dolphins85. Los Angeles Chargers86. Baltimore Ravens87. Minnesota Vikings88. Jacksonville Jaguars89. New York Giants90. Dallas Cowboys91. Buffalo Bills92. Cincinnati Bengals93. Carolina Panthers (from San Francisco)94. Philadelphia Eagles95. Kansas City Chiefs96. Arizona Cardinals97. Washington Commanders98. Cleveland Browns99. San Francisco 49ers100. Las Vegas Raiders (from Kansas City through NY Giants)101. San Francisco 49ers102. San Francisco 49ers