Friday, January 27, 2012

Suck for Luck Picture, Championship Round


























































































































































































































































































































































Current NFL Draft Order
RkTeamWLTPctSOSConfDiv
1Indianapolis2140.125.5392-102-4
2St. Louis2140.125.5901-110-6
3Minnesota3130.188.5593-90-6
4Cleveland4120.250.5313-90-6
5Tampa Bay4120.250.5513-92-4
6Washington5110.313.4775-72-4
7Jacksonville5110.313.5004-83-3
8Carolina*6100.375.5043-92-4
9Miami*6100.375.5045-73-3
10Buffalo6100.375.5204-81-5
11Kansas City*790.438.5124-83-3
12Seattle*790.438.5126-63-3
13Arizona880.500.4697-54-2
14Dallas880.500.4736-62-4
15Philadelphia880.500.4886-65-1
16New York Jets880.500.5006-63-3
17Oakland880.500.5046-63-3
18San Diego880.500.5167-53-3
19Chicago880.500.5277-53-3
20Tennessee970.563.4617-53-3
21Cincinnati970.563.4926-62-4
22Atlanta1060.625.4807-53-3
23Detroit1060.625.5356-63-3
24Pittsburgh1240.750.4929-34-2
25Denver880.500.5206-63-3
26Houston1060.625.4538-44-2
27New Orleans1330.813.4419-35-1
28Green Bay1510.938.45712-06-0
29Baltimore1240.750.4779-36-0
30San Francisco1330.813.44910-25-1


The first tiebreaker for draft position is strength of schedule (lower SOS gets the higher pick in round 1).
After SOS, the next tie-breakers are conference record and division record. After that it comes down to a coin flip.
*-indicates 2 teams who require a coin flip to determine the order of their 1st round picks

With three weeks of the playoffs behind us, the order of the first 30 selections of the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft are now set in stone (though with trades the teams listed above may not all make their own picks in these slots, see below) minus the ties above that need coin flips, as indicated above.

Only 2 picks left up in the air: the 31st pick will go to the Super Bowl loser, and the 32nd pick will go to the Super Bowl winner.

Trades:
Oakland's first round pick (#17) belongs to Cincinnati as part of the 2011 Carson Palmer trade.
Atlanta's first round pick (#22) belongs to Cleveland as part of a 2011 draft-day trade.
New Orleans' first round pick (#27) belongs to New England as part of a 2011 draft-day trade.

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