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Hostile · 11-07-2006

I am not figuring any tie breakers yet. I'm not slotting playoff seeds higher. Also not switching traded picks. Just slotting the teams on the winning % of their 2006 opponents.

1. Arizona Cardinals, 1-7, .531

2. Detroit Lions, 2-6, .508
T3. Houston Texans, 2-6, .516
T3. Cleveland Browns, 2-6, .516
T3. Miami Dolphins, 2-6, .516
T6. Oakland Raiders, 2-6, .523
T6. Pittsburgh Steelers, 2-6, .523
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2-6, .570
9. Tennessee Titans, 2-6, .578

10. Green Bay Packers, 3-5, .492
11. San Francisco 49ers, 3-5, .508
12. Buffalo Bills, 3-5, .539
13. Washington Redskins, 3-5, .547

T14. Minnesota Vikings, 4-4, .461
T14. New York Jets, 4-4, .461
16. St. Louis Rams, 4-4, .469
17. Dallas Cowboys, 4-4, .492
18. Carolina Panthers, 4-4, .508
19. Philadelphia Eagles, 4-4, .516
20. Cincinnati Bengals, 4-4, .547

21. Atlanta Falcons, 5-3, .453
22. Seattle Seahawks, 5-3, .461
23. Kansas City Chiefs, 5-3, .484
24. Jacksonville Jaguars, 5-3, .492

25. Baltimore Ravens, 6-2, .442
26. San Diego Chargers, 6-2, .453
27. New Orleans Saints, 6-2, .461
28. New England Patriots, 6-2, .500
29. Denver Broncos, 6-2, .523
30. New York Giants, 6-2, .531

31. Chicago Bears, 7-1, .422

32. Indianapolis Colts, 8-0, .469

Aikbach · 11-07-2006

How did you devise those percentages out of equal records? Did you formulate a strength of schedule or something?

bbgun · 11-07-2006

Please, no more Ohio State linebackers.

Hostile · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by Aikbach

How did you devise those percentages out of equal records? Did you formulate a strength of schedule or something?

I made a program that has the entire season's schedule already entered. Then all I have to do is add a win when a team wins and a loss when they lose and it automatically calculates the %s.

Hailmary · 11-07-2006

if we do end up picking in the middle somewhere, my pre-combine wishlist would include either Levi Brown or Jake Long, both offensive linemen.

If not, OL, then I would hope Dwayne Jarrett would fall to us. He's probably not going to come close to his last year numbers, so I'm hoping he slides a little, but his stock could also skyrocket if he runs a good 40.

Number 3 on the wishlist would be a stud CB.

Hostile · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by Hailmary

if we do end up picking in the middle somewhere, my pre-combine wishlist would include either Levi Brown or Jake Long, both offensive linemen.

If not, OL, then I would hope Dwayne Jarrett would fall to us. He's probably not going to come close to his last year numbers, so I'm hoping he slides a little, but his stock could also skyrocket if he runs a good 40.

Number 3 on the wishlist would be a stud CB.

FS, Laron Landry, of LSU is still on top of my wish list. I like Pat Watkins, Landry is a difference maker.

If a QB is there I think we have to consider it. OL is definitely a top need.

smarta5150 · 11-07-2006

I covered Dwayne Jarret in HS. He was just a frosh though so he wasnt "too" dangerous.

Rampage · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by Hostile

I am not figuring any tie breakers yet. I'm not slotting playoff seeds higher. Also not switching traded picks. Just slotting the teams on the winning % of their 2006 opponents.

1. Arizona Cardinals, 1-7, .531

2. Detroit Lions, 2-6, .508
T3. Houston Texans, 2-6, .516
T3. Cleveland Browns, 2-6, .516
T3. Miami Dolphins, 2-6, .516
T6. Oakland Raiders, 2-6, .523
T6. Pittsburgh Steelers, 2-6, .523
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2-6, .570
9. Tennessee Titans, 2-6, .578

10. Green Bay Packers, 3-5, .492
11. San Francisco 49ers, 3-5, .508
12. Buffalo Bills, 3-5, .539
13. Washington Redskins, 3-5, .547

T14. Minnesota Vikings, 4-4, .461
T14. New York Jets, 4-4, .461
16. St. Louis Rams, 4-4, .469
17. Dallas Cowboys, 4-4, .492
18. Carolina Panthers, 4-4, .508
19. Philadelphia Eagles, 4-4, .516
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so who would you wanna draft? i think we will keep romo.

smarta5150 · 11-07-2006

I have some favoritism w. Michigan but Long is a great OT which could be a very viable option and if we want CB early Hall has been a stand out this year (not sure if it would be a stretch though).

smarta5150 · 11-07-2006

I still wanna give Watkins a better shot and some time to develope personally.. so I would stay away from FS.

CowboyStar88 · 11-07-2006

i like that safety from florida he is pretty good also..and that wr they have bubba caldwell or something i think his name is

Hostile · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by Hostile

21. Atlanta Falcons, 5-3, .453
22. Seattle Seahawks, 5-3, .461
23. Kansas City Chiefs, 5-3, .484
24. Jacksonville Jaguars, 5-3, .492

25. Baltimore Ravens, 6-2, .442
26. San Diego Chargers, 6-2, .453
27. New Orleans Saints, 6-2, .461
28. New England Patriots, 6-2, .500
29. Denver Broncos, 6-2, .523
30. New York Giants, 6-2, .531

31. Chicago Bears, 7-1, .422

32. Indianapolis Colts, 8-0, .469

I was looking at these teams and thinking. That's almost the 12 playoff teams as it stands right now. All 8 division leaders are there. The problem is there are 7 AFC teams and 5 NFC teams.

If you went strictly by the draft order (Yes, I know they won't end up this way) KC would be out and Philly in.

I do think it's safe to say that 7 of the 8 division leaders at the halfway point all have their divisions in jeopardy. The Broncos and Chargers are in a dogfight for the AFC West. The rest not so much.

We figured the NFC East was the best division in football prior to the season. I think the AFC West might argue that.

CrazyCowboy · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by bbgun

Please, no more Ohio State linebackers.

ConcordCowboy · 11-07-2006

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Originally Posted by bbgun

Please, no more Ohio State linebackers.

bbgun...

burmafrd · 11-07-2006

I think that after looking at last night and knowing how messed up the Cards are that the Raiders and Cards will be one and two in some order.Houston 3; browns 4. Detroit seems to be getting its O together so I put them at 5.
After that who knows. with 8 games to go its going to get jumbled all over. I wonder what the draft order looked like this time last year, and then compare it with the actual 2006 draft.