Updated 2010 NFL Draft Order

by Sean Yuille on Jan 26, 2010 3:03 AM EST in NFL Draft

Below is an updated look at the 2010 NFL Draft order, now taking the playoffs into account. The draft order will still need to be updated two more times after this -- once after the Super Bowl and once after the coin flips are done to break the tiebreakers. Other than that, though, the order is pretty close to becoming official.

2010 NFL DRAFT - ROUND 1
#	Team	Record	Opponents Record
1	St. Louis Rams	1-15	.520
2	Detroit Lions	2-14	.523
3	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	3-13	.555
4	Washington Redskins	4-12	.492
5	Kansas City Chiefs	4-12	.516
6	Seattle Seahawks	5-11	.477
7	Cleveland Browns	5-11	.512
8	Oakland Raiders	5-11	.527
9	Buffalo Bills	6-10	.516
10^	Denver Broncos (From CHI)	7-9	.496
10^	Jacksonville Jaguars	7-9	.496
12	Miami Dolphins	7-9	.559
13	San Francisco 49ers	8-8	.477
14	Seattle Seahawks (From DEN)	8-8	.527
15	New York Giants	8-8	.535
16^	Tennessee Titans	8-8	.539
16^	San Francisco 49ers (From CAR)	8-8	.539
18	Pittsburgh Steelers	9-7	.488
19^	Atlanta Falcons	9-7	.504
19^	Houston Texans	9-7	.504
21	Cincinnati Bengals	10-6	.492
22	New England Patriots	10-6	.516
23	Green Bay Packers	11-5	.441
24	Philadelphia Eagles	11-5	.484
25	Baltimore Ravens	9-7	.523
26	Arizona Cardinals	10-6	.445
27	Dallas Cowboys	11-5	.488
28	San Diego Chargers	13-3	.453
29	New York Jets	9-7	.516
30	Minnesota Vikings	12-4	.441
31*	New Orleans Saints	13-3	.426
32*	Indianapolis Colts	14-2	.473
^ Tie will be broken by coin flip at NFL Combine \| * Order will change based on Super Bowl

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Jim-my Clau-sen

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by Trysdor on Jan 26, 2010 3:17 AM EST reply actions

+1

by giggy09 on Jan 26, 2010 1:52 PM EST up reply actions

Opponents Record

Interesting that the two Super Bowl teams have some of the lowest Opponents Records. The Saints are a whole tenth of a point better than the Lion’s.

Now is that because we suck so much that our losses influence the opponents record, since we give each team we play a win, thereby increasing their percentage, and since the Saints win so much, they decrease their opponents record? Or is it something else, like crappy scheduling by the NFL?

by UniBallOut on Jan 26, 2010 8:03 AM EST reply actions

Every time you beat a team

You hand your opponents a loss, making your sos weaker.

Every time you lose to a team, you hand your opponents a win, making your sos tougher.

That’s why good teams tend to have slightly weaker sos than bad teams.

by n4ry4 on Jan 26, 2010 1:03 PM EST up reply actions

Saints played The Bucs x2, Lions, Rams, Redskins

I’d be surprised if they didn’t have a high SOS

PIZZA?!?

by Transplanted on Jan 26, 2010 4:43 PM EST up reply actions

Sean

is this you’re way of saying that the Colts are gonna win the superbowl?

The beginning of the end of the misery

by Latif Masud on Jan 26, 2010 9:41 AM EST reply actions

Lol

I do think they will win, but I simply listed it based on the record for right now.

Pride of Detroit, SB Nation's Lions Blog

by Sean Yuille on Jan 26, 2010 10:16 AM EST up reply actions

damn...we are still #2

if the shoe fits...get another one just like it - George Carlin

by JCruize on Jan 26, 2010 1:01 PM EST reply actions

hey lions fans

hey guys no bull shit i had a convo with zac follet he said keep being fans and next season you will see him fight on the feild and show what he is about

by sandvet on Jan 28, 2010 12:10 PM EST reply actions