The final month of the regular season will dictate the playoff futures for teams like the Cowboys, Patriots, Chiefs, and Raiders. For other teams, the postseason is a statistical impossibility. Already, the Jets, Jaguars, Browns, Rams, Bears, and 49ers have been mathematically eliminated. The Chargers, Saints, Panthers, Eagles, Bengals, and Cardinals are not technically out of it, but their chances are remote.
Here’s where those teams and the others not currently ticketed for the playoffs stand in the draft order (Note – Ties are broken by strength of schedule):
- Browns 0-13
- 49ers 1-12
- Jaguars 2-11
- Bears 3-10
- Rams 4-9 (pick belongs to Titans)
- Jets 4-9
- Panthers 5-8
- Chargers 5-8
- Saints 5-8
- Eagles (pick belongs to Browns) 5-8
- Cardinals 5-7-1
- Bengals 5-7-1
- Bills 6-7
- Colts 6-7
- Titans 7-6
- Vikings (pick belongs to Eagles) 7-6
- Packers 7-6
- Redskins 7-5-1
- Ravens 7-5 (Note – The Ravens play their Week 14 game tonight against the Patriots.)
- Dolphins 8-5
Strength of schedule via SB Nation.
After yesterday the Chargers should be ahead of the Panthers since the Panthers won yesterday. Not much difference from 7-8 player wise, but trade wise tons.
Draft position is not based on head to head but strength
of schedule. Weaker record higher draft pick
weaker combined record of schedule higher draft pick
What are you talking about?! Draft pick is not based on either, it’s based on record. And if teams finish with the same record than draft position is determined by division record. It has absolutely nothing to do with strength of schedule.
It literally says “(Note- ties are broken by strength of schedule)”
Browns got the 1 and 10 picks lets use it on Garrett and Quincy Wilson
NFL teams are in no way related to Kias. Just please stop.
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