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5 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Anyone know how far we could potentially move up from #9 if we lose Sunday? 

Simply put, it would depend on which teams from 3 thru 8 win or lose.  The more that lose, the higher we would move.  We can't move higher than 3.

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6 minutes ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Anyone know how far we could potentially move up from #9 if we lose Sunday? 

If we lose and Giants, Lions, Eagles, Bengals win...up to #5.

If Texans and Falcons win also, we'd be tied with them at 5-11, I don't know how the tiebreaker works there but if for whatever reason the tiebreaker is in our favor, we'd be up to #3.

So definitely at least to #5, let's just say that.

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39 minutes ago, DeSim said:

If we lose and Giants, Lions, Eagles, Bengals win...up to #5.

If Texans and Falcons win also, we'd be tied with them at 5-11, I don't know how the tiebreaker works there but if for whatever reason the tiebreaker is in our favor, we'd be up to #3.

So definitely at least to #5, let's just say that.

Most realistic chances:  Detroit (longshot), Phiily (1.5 point dogs) and Giants (3 point dogs)

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49 minutes ago, DeSim said:

If we lose and Giants, Lions, Eagles, Bengals win...up to #5.

If Texans and Falcons win also, we'd be tied with them at 5-11, I don't know how the tiebreaker works there but if for whatever reason the tiebreaker is in our favor, we'd be up to #3.

So definitely at least to #5, let's just say that.

Tiebreaker is strength of schedule and we would pick ahead of Texans and Falcons if they both win and we lose.

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5 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Anyone know how far we could potentially move up from #9 if we lose Sunday? 

Others have answered but 5 is the winning the billion$$$ lotto odds. Best guess is 7 is the best, biggest odds are they remain at 9,the worst is 15th i think.

You win peeps truly want to draft 15th in every round with a 6-10 record, rather than 5th in every round with a 5-11 record. 

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