Official 2007 NFL Draft Order

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  1. Nesquik

    Nesquik Well-Known Member

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    Jets at 26 and cleveland and tampa both finished 4-12 with an identical strength of schedule and will have a coin flip to determine who goes first.

    1. Oakland (2-14)
    2. Detriot (3-13)
    3. Cleveland (4-12)**
    4. Tampa Bay (4-12)**
    5. Arizona (5-11)
    6. Washington (5-11)
    7. Minnesota (6-10)
    8. Houston (6-10)
    9. Miami (6-10)
    10. Atlanta (7-9)
    11. San Francisco (7-9)
    12. Buffalo (7-9)
    13. St. Louis (8-8)
    14. Carolina (8-8)
    15. Pittsburgh (8-8)
    16. Green Bay (8-8)
    17. Jacksonville (8-8)
    18. Cincinnati (8-8)
    19. Tennessee (8-8)
    20. New York Giants (8-8)
    21. Denver (9-7)
    22. New England from Seattle (9-7)
    23. Dallas (9-7)
    24. Kansas City (9-7)
    25. New Orleans (10-6)
    26. New York Jets (10-6)
    27. Philadelphia (10-6)
    28. New England (12-4)
    29. Indianapolis (12-4)
    30. Baltimore (13-3)
    31. Chicago (13-3)
    32. San Diego (14-2)
     
    #1 Nesquik, Jan 1, 2007
  2. hazmat

    hazmat New Member

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    Good stuff as much as I would like to draft higher, being this low we don't have to worry about drafting a player that's a bust and dealing with the salary cap issues. I'd almost rather pick in the last third of the draft so that we get players with much lower contracts. If you screw up a top 10 pick it will destroy your cap.
     
    #2 hazmat, Jan 1, 2007
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    I think were looking at Lamarr Woodley around there, but of course alot changes in 4 months.
     
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  4. PinPointPenning10

    PinPointPenning10 Well-Known Member

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    Doesn't the end of the draft order, with the playoff teams, change based on playoff results?
     
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  5. hazmat

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    Yeah it does and the 2nd round moves around a little bit. Not sure why or how but it's never the exact same order.
     
    #5 hazmat, Jan 1, 2007
  6. GreenGreek

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    The teams that have the same record cycle each round to make it more even, rather than strength of schedule or a coin flip carrying through for the whole draft.

    For example, there are 3 6-10 teams.

    Round 1 has Minny 1st, Houston 2nd and Miami 3rd.
    Round 2 will cycle: Houston will be 1st, Miami 2nd and Minny 3rd.
    Round 3 will cycle again: Miami will be 1st, Minny 2nd, and Houston 3rd.

    That cycling will keep repeating through all 7 rounds.
     
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  7. hazmat

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    Thanks greengreek
     
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  8. Sean Ryan

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    looks good being low on the draft order...says something about the season you had ;]
     
    #8 Sean Ryan, Jan 1, 2007
  9. lightning

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    Thats a spot where usually a good rb falls. Sort of a steven jackson type thing.
     
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  10. PinPointPenning10

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    Like DeAngelo Williams last year too.
     
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  11. PinPointPenning10

    PinPointPenning10 Well-Known Member

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    I know the later round switch around, but what I meant was, lets say the Jets win the superbowl, wouldn't they have the 32nd pick in the 1st round, and then the team that lost to them would have 31st? Just like last year when the Steelers had the last pick of the first round, even though they didn't have the best record during the regular season. That could just be with the superbowl teams though. So unless I'm wrong, the 26th pick isn't set in stone. Hopefully it will drop even lower. :)
     
    #11 PinPointPenning10, Jan 1, 2007
  12. Nesquik

    Nesquik Well-Known Member

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    Yeah thats how it works the 2 super bowl teams get the last 2 spots and the winner gets 32.
     
    #12 Nesquik, Jan 1, 2007
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    Kinda funny how the Saints have an identical record as us, but they have a first round bye, while we're a wild card. Freakin' NFC.
     
    #13 Force, Jan 2, 2007
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