Update: From ESPN…
The Falcons, Chiefs and Raiders all had the same strength of schedule — they played teams that finished with a winning percentage of .516 compared to .523 for Jets’ opponents.
Because the Chiefs finished third in the AFC West with a better record in common games over the Raiders, Oakland will draft ahead of them.
So the Falcons and Raiders will flip a coin for the third spot. If Atlanta wins, it will pick third followed by Oakland and Kansas City. If Oakland wins the toss, then the Chiefs and Falcons will flip for the fourth spot.
F***! The Chiefs went from Jake Long to Chris Long territory because we lost the tie-breakers to the Falcons and Raiders (division record and common opponents record, respectively). With no real shot at Jake Long or trading back with a Darren McFadden suitor, what the hell are we going to do with the fifth overall pick? I still say we trade back and stockpile picks. We can get a tackle later in the first, and I have a feeling that one of those four quarterbacks will still be there at No. 36 (Colt Brennan?) I’m currently reading that none of the QBs are worth a top ten pick, but it is still early.
2008 NFL Draft order (first round):
1. Miami (1-15)
2. St. Louis (3-13)
3. Atlanta (4-12)
4. Oakland (4-12)
5. Kansas City (4-12)
6. New York Jets (4-12)
7. New England (from San Francisco) (5-11)
8. Baltimore (5-11)
9. Cincinnati (7-9)
10. New Orleans (7-9)
11T. Buffalo (7-9)
11T. Denver (7-9)
13. Carolina (7-9)
14T. Detroit (7-9)
14T. Chicago (7-9)
16. Arizona (8-8)
17. Minnesota (8-8)
18. Houston (8-8)
19.. Philadelphia (8-8)
Subject to playoff results:
20. Tampa Bay (9-7)
21. Washington (9-7)
22. Dallas (from Cleveland) (10-6)
23. Seattle (10-6)
24. Pittsburgh (10-6)
25. Tennessee (10-6)
26. New York Giants (10-6)
27. San Diego (11-5)
28. Jacksonville (11-5)
29. Green Bay (13-3)
30. San Francisco (from Indianapolis) (13-3)
31. Dallas (13-3)
(New England forfeited its own pick)
What do you think we’ll do with the fifth overall pick in April’s 2008 NFL Draft?
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