Related: There is currently a three-way tie for Andrew Luck between Minnesota, Seattle, and St. Louis.
They are the only 0-2 teams whose losses have come to two 1-1 teams, which gives them a strength of schedule of .500. If the season ended today, the #1 overall pick would be decided by a series of coinflips, or some other random tiebreaker that can decide between three teams.
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You want draft numbers?Originally Posted by Lurker64
Team Record SOS Draft Order
viklings 0-2 0.5 1
Rams 0-2 0.5 1
Seahawks 0-2 0.5 1
Panthers 0-2 0.75 4
Colts 0-2 0.75 4
Dolphins 0-2 1 6
Chiefs 0-2 1 6
49'er's 1-1 0.25 8
Eagles 1-1 0.25 8
Steelers 1-1 0.25 8
Broncos 1-1 0.5 11
Bengals 1-1 0.5 11
Cardinals 1-1 0.5 11
Browns 1-1 0.5 11
Titans 1-1 0.5 11
Chargers 1-1 0.5 11
Giants 1-1 0.5 11
Buccaneers 1-1 0.5 11
Bears 1-1 0.5 11
Ravens 1-1 0.5 11
Falcons 1-1 0.5 11
Cowboys 1-1 0.75 22
Jaguars 1-1 0.75 22
Raiders 1-1 0.75 22
Saints 1-1 0.75 22
Texans 2-0 0 26
Bills 2-0 0.25 27
Lions 2-0 0.25 27
Packers 2-0 0.25 27
Patriots 2-0 0.25 27
Redskins 2-0 0.5 31
Jets 2-0 0.5 31
I didn't post the draft order because there are so many ties.
Last edited by CaliforniaCheez; 09-20-2011 at 06:23 PM. Reason: Formatting Problems
The only interesting draft numbers to track is "who gets Andrew Luck this week" since the #1 overall pick this April is a prize of unprecedented value: you get one of the best QB prospects in recent memory at a relative bargain (Cam Newton's rookie deal was like $22m over four years, Luck will be paid something similar.)
At least, I personally plan on keeping track of who is in the #1 spot from week to week. Who's picking 2nd, or 5th is kind of irrelevant. Those teams don't get Luck.
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