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First Round
1. Miami (1-15)
2. St. Louis (3-13)
3. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
4. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
5. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
6. New York Jets (4-12)
7. New England (from San Francisco) (5-11)
8. Baltimore (5-11)
9. Cincinnati (7-9)
10. New Orleans (7-9)
11T. Buffalo (7-9)
11T. Denver (7-9)
13. Carolina (7-9)
14T. Detroit (7-9)
14T. Chicago (7-9)
16. Arizona (8-8)
17. Minnesota (8-8)
18. Houston (8-8)
19.. Philadelphia (8-8)

*=to be determined by tiebreaker formula on Monday by NFL

Should be plenty of fat kickers available at 3, 4 or 5.

RACK the greatness!

poptart wrote:Should be plenty of fat kickers available at 3, 4 or 5.

RACK the greatness!

BWA!

should be plenty of suspension ready thugs available at 9... i.cant.wait!

When I see a PD post as the last in a thread, I click on it just to admire and be transfixed by that av.

Texans better go Safety at #18.

Most mock drafts I've seen have got the Lions going with a DB at #15 but of course it'll be a receiver, am I right?

The funny part of the Calvin Johnson pick...Martz pretty much talked Millen and Marinelli he had to be taken. Of course, CJ wasn't used as much as expected and Martz is out on his ass...glad to see that pick worked out well. Meanwhile, Joe Thomas had a great rookie year and helped the Browns become a playoff contending team.

Marinelli is supposedly in complete control of the team now with Martz out of the picture and Jim Colletto becoming the new offensive coordinator and Kippy Brown becoming the new assistant head coach. I'd expect a defensive player taken at #15 if Marinelli has any say. Ernie Sims two years ago was definitely a Marinelli pick and he's turned out to be a rare bright spot for the Lions.

RevLimiter wrote:First Round
1. Miami (1-15)
2. St. Louis (3-13)
3. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
4. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
5. Atlanta (4-12)-KC (4-12)-Oakland (4-12)*
6. New York Jets (4-12)
7. New England (from San Francisco) (5-11)
8. Baltimore (5-11)
9. Cincinnati (7-9)
10. New Orleans (7-9)
11T. Buffalo (7-9)
11T. Denver (7-9)
13. Carolina (7-9)
14T. Detroit (7-9)
14T. Chicago (7-9)
16. Arizona (8-8)
17. Minnesota (8-8)
18. Houston (8-8)
19.. Philadelphia (8-8)

*=to be determined by tiebreaker formula on Monday by NFL

Coupla points here, and I could be off, I suppose.

1. As I understand it, divisional ties are broken first using the playoff tiebreaker formula. Accordingly, Oakland picks before Kansas City, New Orleans before Carolina and Chicago before Detroit. For the 3-4-5 picks, since Oakland and Atlanta had same SOS, there should be a coinflip for the third pick. If Oakland wins, KC gets the fourth pick (weaker SOS than Atlanta) and Atlanta gets #5. If Atlanta wins, Oakland picks #4 and KC #5.

2. Denver and Buffalo had same records and same SOS. Denver beat Buffalo head-to-head, however, so if playoff tiebreaker format is then applied, Buffalo should pick before Denver.

Terry in Crapchester wrote: For the 3-4-5 picks, since Oakland and Atlanta had same SOS, there should be a coinflip for the third pick. If Oakland wins, KC gets the fourth pick (weaker SOS than Atlanta) and Atlanta gets #5. If Atlanta wins, Oakland picks #4 and KC #5.

The way I read it is Oakland and Atlanta coin flip.
As you said, if Atlanta wins then it's 3 - Atl 4- Oak & 5 KC

If Oakland wins coin flip then KC and Atlanta flip for the 4 spot

First time in my life I'll ever say this: Go Raiduhs

Although, if the Chiefs get to the flip vs. the Falcon I'm sure Herm will just call for a punt and play for field position

16-0 and the #7 pick in the draft!!!

Pats will trade down.....

Aren't we forgetting the 20th pick in the draft?

20. Cowboys via Cleveland. Thanks alot Shitstains for the wonderful freakin pick. Moved up a whopping two spots from last years draft.

DallasFanatic wrote:Aren't we forgetting the 20th pick in the draft?

20. Cowboys via Cleveland. Thanks alot Shitstains for the wonderful freakin pick. Moved up a whopping two spots from last years draft.

Cleveland's pick is yet to be determined based on the playoffs, even though they're not in. Washington and Tampa Bay both made the playoffs, and both finished 9-7. Cleveland finished 10-6.

Washington and Tampa Bay will both pick ahead of Dallas' pick from Cleveland unless one of them reaches the Super Bowl (they both can't). If neither reaches the Super Bowl, the Cowboys will pick 22nd (from Cleveland). If either of them reaches the Super Bowl, the pick moves up to 21st.

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

DallasFanatic wrote:Aren't we forgetting the 20th pick in the draft?

20. Cowboys via Cleveland. Thanks alot Shitstains for the wonderful freakin pick. Moved up a whopping two spots from last years draft.

Cleveland's pick is yet to be determined based on the playoffs, even though they're not in. Washington and Tampa Bay both made the playoffs, and both finished 9-7. Cleveland finished 10-6.

Washington and Tampa Bay will both pick ahead of Dallas' pick from Cleveland unless one of them reaches the Super Bowl (they both can't). If neither reaches the Super Bowl, the Cowboys will pick 22nd (from Cleveland). If either of them reaches the Super Bowl, the pick moves up to 21st.

Ahhhh....muy bien terry. Thanks for the info, the pick only gets worse......sheeeeeeeeeet

To update, based on first round playoff action . . .

20. Tampa Bay
21. Washington
22. Dallas (from Cleveland)
23. Pittsburgh
24. Tennessee

Assuming no trades that I don't know about, anyway.

Rest of the order to be determined by upcoming playoff action.

25. Seattle

26-30 to be determined based on conference championship games.

DallasFanatic wrote:

Terry in Crapchester wrote:

DallasFanatic wrote:Aren't we forgetting the 20th pick in the draft?

20. Cowboys via Cleveland. Thanks alot Shitstains for the wonderful freakin pick. Moved up a whopping two spots from last years draft.

Cleveland's pick is yet to be determined based on the playoffs, even though they're not in. Washington and Tampa Bay both made the playoffs, and both finished 9-7. Cleveland finished 10-6.

Washington and Tampa Bay will both pick ahead of Dallas' pick from Cleveland unless one of them reaches the Super Bowl (they both can't). If neither reaches the Super Bowl, the Cowboys will pick 22nd (from Cleveland). If either of them reaches the Super Bowl, the pick moves up to 21st.

Ahhhh....muy bien terry. Thanks for the info, the pick only gets worse......sheeeeeeeeeet

isn't That a Daisy.......? and when then reading further......ooooPs!!!!!!!!

Thanx DF!!!!!