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The Gnat · Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 39281 Location: Minneapolis

Reserved to draft order link.
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The Gnat · Joined: 23 Feb 2005 Posts: 39281 Location: Minneapolis

Green Bay Packers
13/2

New England Patriots
8/1

San Francisco 49ers
10/1

Denver Broncos
12/1

Houston Texans
12/1

Philadelphia Eagles
14/1

Baltimore Ravens
16/1

New Orleans Saints
16/1

New York Giants
16/1

Chicago Bears
20/1

Dallas Cowboys
20/1

Pittsburgh Steelers
20/1

San Diego Chargers
22/1

Atlanta Falcons
25/1

Detroit Lions
25/1

New York Jets
25/1

Carolina Panthers
35/1

Cincinnati Bengals
40/1

Arizona Cardinals
50/1

Buffalo Bills
50/1

Kansas City Chiefs
50/1

Miami Dolphins
50/1

Seattle Seahawks
50/1

Tennessee Titans
50/1

Washington Redskins
50/1

Oakland Raiders
65/1

St. Louis Rams
75/1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
75/1

Indianapolis Colts
100/1

Minnesota Vikings
100/1

Cleveland Browns
150/1

Jacksonville Jaguars
150/1

Vegas Odds at this point in time for people to use as a placeholder version until the season.
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scar988 · Joined: 05 Apr 2005 Posts: 30321 Location: Marietta, GA

The official draft order after the first two games:

Oakland Raiders (0 - 2) SOS - 0.438
Kansas City Chiefs (0 - 2) SOS - 0.469
Jacksonville Jaguars (0 - 2) SOS - 0.469
Cleveland Browns (0 - 2) SOS - 0.500
Tennessee Titans (0 - 2) SOS - 0.531
New Orleans Saints (0 - 2) SOS - 0.594
Indianapolis Colts (1 - 1) SOS - 0.375
Pittsburgh Steelers (1 - 1) SOS - 0.406
Cincinnati Bengals (1 - 1) SOS - 0.406
Denver Broncos (1 - 1) SOS - 0.438
Baltimore Ravens (1 - 1) SOS - 0.469
Buffalo Bills (1 - 1) SOS - 0.469
Green Bay Packers (1 - 1) SOS - 0.500
Miami Dolphins (1 - 1) SOS - 0.500
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1 - 1) SOS - 0.500
Carolina Panthers (1 - 1) SOS - 0.500
New England Patriots (1 - 1) SOS - 0.531
Minnesota Vikings (1 - 1) SOS - 0.531
Chicago Bears (1 - 1) SOS - 0.531
Washington Redskins (1 - 1) SOS - 0.531
Dallas Cowboys (1 - 1) SOS - 0.531
New York Jets (1 - 1) SOS - 0.563
New York Giants (1 - 1) SOS - 0.563
Detroit Lions (1 - 1) SOS - 0.594
St. Louis Rams (1 - 1) SOS - 0.625
Seattle Seahawks (1 - 1) SOS - 0.625
San Diego Chargers (2 - 0) SOS - 0.313
Atlanta Falcons (2- 0) SOS - 0.469
Philadelphia Eagles (2 - 0) SOS - 0.500
San Francisco 49ers (2 - 0) SOS - 0.531
Houston Texans (2 - 0) SOS - 0.375
Arizona Cardinals (2 - 0) SOS - 0.625
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flyingmonkey30 · Joined: 04 Mar 2007 Posts: 8216

Do we have an updated order?
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Its A Sabotage · Joined: 14 May 2010 Posts: 38219

flyingmonkey30 · Joined: 04 Mar 2007 Posts: 8216

Its A Sabotage · Joined: 14 May 2010 Posts: 38219

Post Week 6 standings:
Round One:
1. Kansas City Chiefs //
2. Cleveland Browns //
3. Oakland Raiders //
4. New Orleans Saints //
5. Jacksonville Jaguars //
6. Carolina Panthers //
7. Tennessee Titans //
8. Pittsburgh Steelers //
9. Indianapolis Colts //
10. Tampa Bay Buccaneers //
11. Dallas Cowboys //
12. Detroit Lions //
13. Cincinnati Bengals //
14. Buffalo Bills //
15. Miami Dolphins //
16. Philadelphia Eagles //
17. Washington Redskins // ** Traded to St. Louis**
18. Green Bay Packers //
19. St. Louis Rams //
20. Seattle Seahawks //
21. San Diego Chargers //
22. Denver Broncos //
23. New York Jets //
24. New England Patriots //
25. New York Giants //
26. Minnesota Vikings //
27. San Francisco 49ers //
28. Arizona Cardinals //
29. Chicago Bears //
30. Baltimore Ravens //
31. Houston Texans //
32. Atlanta Falcons //
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flyingmonkey30 · Joined: 04 Mar 2007 Posts: 8216

Thanks, IAS
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^El Ramster

Woz · Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2012 10:22 pm Post subject:

IAS, my numbers are different. How do you have San Diego and Denver at 21 and 22, and the Jets and Patriots at 23 and 24? They're all 3-3 so they should be grouped with Cincinnati, Buffalo, Miami, Philly, Washington, and Green Bay. Seattle also should be higher than 20 since they're 4-2 right now.

Here's what I have:

stallyns · Joined: 02 Dec 2004 Posts: 25197 Location: 414

Woz · Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2012 11:55 pm Post subject:

Its A Sabotage · Joined: 14 May 2010 Posts: 38219

I think these are accurate: 10-30-12
1. Kansas City Chiefs -1-6 (.531 SOS)
2. Carolina Panthers - 1-6 (.608 SOS)
3. Jacksonville Jaguars - 1-6 (.627 SOS)
4. Cleveland Browns - 2-6 (.526 SOS)
5. New Orleans Saints - 2-5 (.392 SOS)
6. St. Louis Rams (via Washington Redskins) - 3-5 (.559 SOS)
7. St. Louis Rams - 3-5 (.567 SOS)
8. Tennessee Titans - 3-5 (.569 SOS)
9. New York Jets - 3-5 (.614 SOS)
10. Cincinnati Bengals - 3-4 (.404 SOS)
11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 3-4 (.404 SOS)
12. San Diego Chargers - 3-4 (.431 SOS)
13. Buffalo Bills - 3-4 (.434 SOS)
14. Oakland Raiders - 3-4 (.490 SOS)
15. Detroit Lions - 3-4 (.556 SOS)
16. Dallas Cowboys - 3-4 (.596 SOS)
17. Philadelphia Eagles - 3-4 (.596 SOS)
18. Seattle Seahawks - 4-4 (.492 SOS)
19. Arizona Cardinals - 4-4 (.541 SOS)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers - 4-3 (.423 SOS)
21. Indianapolis Colts - 4-3 (.463 SOS)
22. Miami Dolphins - 4-3 (.472 SOS)
23. Denver Broncos - 4-3 (.600 SOS)
24. Minnesota Vikings - 5-3 (.450 SOS)
25. New England Patriots - 5-3 (.475 SOS)
26. Green Bay Packers - 5-3 (.542 SOS)
27. Baltimore Ravens - 5-2 (.451 SOS)
28. New York Giants - 6-2 (.407 SOS)
29. San Francisco 49ers - 6-2 (.532 SOS)
30. Chicago Bears - 6-1 (.392 SOS)
31. Houston Texans - 6-1 (.481 SOS)
32. Atlanta Falcons - 7-0 (.360 SOS)

Playoff teams
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Woz · Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:36 pm Post subject:

I think the record percentage calculation with ties goes like:

( Wins + 0.5 * Ties ) / ( Wins + Losses + Ties )

Keep that in mind when calculating not only the team records but also the strength of schedule for teams.

Woz · Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 12:55 am Post subject:

Here's what I have after week 10 (SOS is calculated based on complete record, not just on who teams have played to date):

Woz · Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 11:28 pm Post subject:

Post Week 11.

For the 2nd wild card spot, there is a three way tie at 6-4 between Minnesota, Seattle, and Tampa Bay. Per the NFL's tiebreaking procedures, Minnesota is eliminated at step 2 of the "Three or More Clubs" point, as they have lost to both Tampa Bay (week 8, 17-36) and Seattle (week 9, 20-30). Since there are now only two teams remaining, we revert to the "Two Clubs" tiebreaker. Tampa Bay and Seattle will not play each other this year, so it goes to the next tiebreaker: conference wins. Right now, Seattle has a 4-4 record, and Tampa Bay has a 3-4 record. As such, Seattle would make the playoffs if it were held today.