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Current Standings and Positional Needs

KBRed

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This is just an idea of current standings, remaining schedules, positions of need, and possible draft picks at current positions. These are not exact. I hope to keep this up to date as the season comes to an end.

#1 (2-14) Indianapolis Colts OT, CB, QB - Andrew Luck

#2 (2-14) St. Louis Rams WR, CB, OT-Matt Kalil

#3 (3-13) Minnesota Vikings OT, WR, CB-Morris Claiborne

#4 (4-12) Cleveland Browns OT, WR, DE, QB - Robert Griffin III

#5 (4-12) Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB, S, CB, WR - Justin Blackmon

#6 (5-11) Jacksonville Jaguars CB,WR DE - Quinton Coples

#7 (5-11) Washington Redskins QB, OL - Riley Reiff

#8 (6-10) Carolina Panthers DT, LB, S, CB - Dre Kirkpatrick

#9 (6-10) Miami Dolphins CB, QB, OT - Jonathan Martin

#10 (6-10) Buffalo Bills WR, OT, TE, LB - Luke Kuechly

What do you see happening?

(Sorry about the format)

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Think we currently pick behind Jacksonville in 5th, but by years end, if Jacksonville beats Indy, then 4th could be the spot.

I also think the Rams could win their last game of season if SF pull all starters as they will have bye sewn up and with second best record.

So 3-5 is about right.

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The way I see it playing out is we end up #5-9.

Colts go 0-16 so they are #1.

The Rams could easily lose out, but I will peg them for 1 more win somewhere, and they finish 3-13 with the #2 pick.

Jax only win the rest of the season is against the lowly Colts. FInish 4-12 for the #3 overall pick.

I think the Vikings win this week against the Broncos and finish the season against the Bears at home with a win because Cutler is out.

Vikings end 4-12 for #4 overall

Cleveland, Arizona, Miami, Carolina, and Washington all finish at 5-11

No idea how the tie breakers would work. But we could be anywhere from #5-9.

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We beat the Bucs both times?

No, I think we split with the Bucs and beat the Texans.. TJ Yates can't beat us, I don't think. If we only win 1 more game, we should pick #4, but I think we win 2 more and pick somewhere between #5-9 depending on how the tie breakers work out.. I can try to look it up.

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We're currently tied with the 4th worst record in the league. You think it's possible that we end up picking 14th but not possible we pick 2nd? Alrighty then...

My guess is that the Colts and Rams don't win another game. There are currently 8 teams with 4 wins, adding 6 with less than 4 wins. I'm not saying they are destined for this range, just a rough estimate.

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