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2011 NFL Draft Order - Final

Week 14

Carolina
Cincinnati
Denver
Detroit
Buffalo
Arizona
Dallas
San Francisco
Tennessee
Washington
Houston
Minnesota
Cleveland
New England (from Oakland)
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Miami
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
St. Louis
Kansas City
Jacksonville
New York Giants
Chicago
New York Jets
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New England

Updated. Thanks Great Blue North Draft Report!

Shocking names 7-12, I would have never thought at the beginning of the year.
[ Edited by ChaunceyGardner on Dec 14, 2010 at 11:39 AM ]
We are really dropping so we better make these wins worth something. After tomorrow's games we could be in the 10-13 range.
if somehow we made the play off at 7-9 and say we lose against NO...would we be necesserly picking N°20?
i guess we'll have to see where we stand after this weekend. f**king horrendous!
Carolina plays

Falcons = in a tight race with Saints, need every game LOSS
Cardinals = could win WIN
at Steelers = in a tight race with Ravens, need every game LOSS
at Falcons = this last game at Atlanta, they could be 2-13 going in and IF the Falcons have clinched the division and playoff berth they COULD sit a bunch of players.

Slight chance Carolina ends up 3-13, chance 2-14 tie goes to Carolina due to strength of schedule, could end up 1-15 easily

Detroit plays

Packers = in a tight race with Bears, need every game WIN
at Tampa Bay = in a tight race with Saints and Falcons, need every game WIN
at Dolphins = SLIGHT chance they win, edge to home team playing for pride WIN
Vikings = New head coach playing last home game for job next year

Slight chance they end up 3-13, likely end up 2-14

Bengals play

at Steelers = in a tight race with Ravens, need every game LOSS
Browns = they have a good chance of winning this game WIN
Chargers = Chargers are getting on a late season roll, SLIGHT chance the win
at Ravens = in a tight race with Steelers, need every game for playoff position

Slight chance they end up 4-12, likely end up 3-13, could lose out 2-14

Bills play

Browns = they have a good chance of winning the game WIN
at Dolphins = SLIGHT chance they win, edge to home team playing for pride WIN
Patriots = nope, they don't lose games like this, Jets too close LOSS
at Jets = in a tight race with Patriots, need every game for playoff position

Slight chance they end up 4-12, likely end up 3-13, could lose out 2-14

Broncos play

at Arizona = they have a chance of winning LOSS
at Raiders = don't think they win this one LOSS
Texans = they have a chance of winning
Chargers = Chargers are getting on a late season roll, SLIGHT chance the win

Slight chance at 6-10, slight chance of 5-11, good chance of 4-12, slight chance of 3-13

Cardinals play

Broncos = they have a chance of winning WIN
at Panthers = they have a chance of winning LOSS
Cowboys = New head coach playing for job next year WIN
at Niners = Not likely

slight chance at 5-11, good chance at 4-10, slight chance 3-9

So there is a very very small chance that Detroit, Buffalo or Cincinnati could have the top pick. Niners look like they will go 6-10 which is probably too low to trade up into number one, we would need a #3-5 overall to realistically make that trade. We might be able to double trade up with say one of the higher slots then try to move up again. Not likely at all.

This is from another thread that I posted a week ago.
[ Edited by ChaunceyGardner on Dec 26, 2010 at 1:18 PM ]
  • mayo49
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Looks like we'll be picking #7 come Tuesday.
Week 15

Carolina
Denver
Cincinnati
Arizona
Detroit
Buffalo
San Francisco
Dallas
Washington
Houston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Seattle
Tennessee
New England (from Oakland)
Miami
San Diego
Jacksonville
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
New York Giants
New Orleans
Chicago
Philadelphia/New York Jets
Philadelphia/Baltimore/Jets
Philadelphia/Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
New England

Here is the updated order with all strength of schedules up to date.
[ Edited by ChaunceyGardner on Dec 21, 2010 at 9:03 AM ]
If we make the Playoffs and lose game 1, would we still be picking in the top 15? lol
First Round

• If there is an expansion team, they select first. If there is more than one expansion team, a coin flip determines who picks first.

• If there are no expansion teams, the team with the lowest winning percentage at the end of the previous season drafts first in the NFL Draft

Non-Playoff Teams

• All other teams that fail to make the playoffs are then placed in order from lowest winning percentage to the highest. (For teams with identical records, see tiebreakers below.)

Playoff Teams

• Next come the teams who were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, placed in order from lowest winning percentage to the highest (based on regular-season record), followed by those eliminated in the second round, again placed in order from lowest winning percentage to highest.

• After the above teams are placed, the losers of the conference championship games take the next two spots with the team with the lowest winning percentage during the regular season placed ahead of the other.

• The Super Bowl loser drafts next to last.

• The Super Bowl winner drafts last.

link
[ Edited by ChaunceyGardner on Dec 19, 2010 at 6:37 PM ]
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
If we make the Playoffs and lose game 1, would we still be picking in the top 15? lol

nope it our pick would be in the 20's

Originally posted by Thorhawk:
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
If we make the Playoffs and lose game 1, would we still be picking in the top 15? lol

nope it our pick would be in the 20's

We will only have a shot at Locker at either 7 or 20. Other QB's will be gone.
Draft impact: Whichever NFC West team wins the division will draft no better than No. 21 overall. The non-playoff teams will select based on where their records place the among the others.

Read more: 49ers remain alive in NFC West
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Originally posted by teeohh:
Draft impact: Whichever NFC West team wins the division will draft no better than No. 21 overall. The non-playoff teams will select based on where their records place the among the others.

Read more: 49ers remain alive in NFC West
Tune to SportsNet Central at 6, 10:30 and midnight on Comcast SportsNet Bay Area for more on this story

Man that sucks
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Current order after yesterday's games

1) Carolina Panthers (2-12) — .538 Opponent’s Win%
2) Denver Broncos (3-11) — .526 Opponent’s Win %
3) Cincinnati Bengals (3-11) — .577 Opponent’s Win %
4) Arizona Cardinals (4-10) — .477 Opponent’s Win %
5) Buffalo Bills (4-10) – .552 Opponent’s Win %
6) Detroit Lions (4-10) – .560 Opponent’s Win %
7) San Francisco 49ers (5-9) — .505 Opponent’s Win %
8) Dallas Cowboys (5-9) — .521 Opponent’s Win %
9) Washington Redskins (5-9) — .505 Opponent’s Win %
10) Minnesota Vikings (5-8) — .525 Opponent’s Win %
11) Cleveland Browns (5-9) — .551 Opponent’s Win %
12) Houston Texans (5-9) — .556 Opponent’s Win %
13) Seattle Seahawks (6-8) — .429 Opponent’s Win %
14) Tennessee Titans (6-8) – .500 Opponent’s Win %
15) Oakland Raiders (7-7) – .449 Opponent’s Win %
16) Miami Dolphins (7-7) – .531 Opponent’s Win %
Face it, we'll be in the playoffs. We're good enough to beat the Rams and no way we lose to Arizona. Pick #21, here we come.
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