We beat the Falcons AND still keep top 5 draft pick.. WINNING!

[Kettle]

I don't think this is the first time Pat\ESPN has been wrong.

[jdpanther5]

In the event of a tie draft order is decided by strength of schedule, the weaker the schedule the higher the pick. So in that case the order at this point is:

1. Kansas City (2-11) (.485)

2. Jacksonville (2-11) (.557)

3. Oakland (3-10) (.497)

4. Philadelphia (4-9) (.497)

5. Carolina (4-9) (.550)

6. Tennessee (4-9) (.554)

7. Detroit (4-9) (.560)

8. Arizona (4-9) (.563)

[Kettle]

I'm gonna believe the leagues site. It's gonna change anyway though.

[Scrumtrilescent]

The league site isn't using tiebreakers in that link, it was only sorted by the team's winning percentage and then by alphabetical order it seems.

[jdpanther5]

I'm gonna believe the leagues site. It's gonna change anyway though.

That's fair, but your source isn't the draft order, just the standings. The draft order isn't just the inverse order of the playoff standings, the tie-breakers are different. Here's a link to the playoff tiebreakers: http://www.nfl.com/standings/tiebreakingprocedures

If you recall, we lost a draft spot based on a coin flip last year, they didn't take into account all those various scenarios to break the tie. It's based on opponent win percentage and if that's a tie then they literally flip a coin.

But you're right, it'll change a lot in the next 3 weeks; fortunately for us we have a relatively weak schedule the rest of the way.