Kev7
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Sad part is we should be 0-8. A fairly lucky comeback week 1 and an inch away from losing to NE.
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hmichaels
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Conversely, any one of us could just attempt to copy what the Lions have done and beat Grier like a rented mule
Now that I think of it, we could just have created big boards from mock drafts from the last 6-7 years and still beat Grier badly
Phins up
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Let's pray Grier doesn't have more friends with kids eligible to be drafted this year
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phinsforlife
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seems like a good summary:
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1-Dline or 2-pass rusher. We have a bunch of scrubbs or older vets on dline, also cannot depend on Chubb or Phillips.
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This is what I think we might do in the draft.
R1. DE James Pearce - Tennessee
R2. DT Derrick Harmon - Oregon
R3. S Kevin Winston - Penn State
R3. OG Luke Kandra - Cincinnati
R4. OT Jack Nelson - Wisconsin
R5. LB Jeffrey Bassa - Oregon
R6. QB Miller Moss - USC
R7. WR Kaden Prather - Maryland
R1. DE James Pearce - Tennessee
R2. DT Derrick Harmon - Oregon
R3. S Kevin Winston - Penn State
R3. OG Luke Kandra - Cincinnati
R4. OT Jack Nelson - Wisconsin
R5. LB Jeffrey Bassa - Oregon
R6. QB Miller Moss - USC
R7. WR Kaden Prather - Maryland
Question: Is this official NFL standings or just win/loss? Because there's a huge difference. NFL goes by points scored against by similar opponents bs.
Im no expert but i don't think points scored or scored against weighs into the equation at all.
So i asked AI:
In the NFL, draft tiebreakers are primarily determined by "strength of schedule," which means the team with the weakest opponents throughout the season gets the higher draft pick when teams finish with the same record; if strength of schedule is tied, further tiebreakers like head-to-head record, divisional records, and ultimately a coin toss may be used to decide the order.
- Primary tiebreaker:
Strength of schedule - calculated by the combined winning percentage of all opponents a team played.
- Next steps if strength of schedule is tied:
- Head-to-head record (if applicable)
- Divisional records
- Conference records
- Win percentage in common games
In the NFL, draft tiebreakers are primarily determined by "strength of schedule," which means the team with the weakest opponents throughout the season gets the higher draft pick when teams finish with the same record; if strength of schedule is tied, further tiebreakers like head-to-head record, divisional records, and ultimately a coin toss may be used to decide the order.
Key points about NFL draft tiebreakers:
Primary tiebreaker:
Strength of schedule - calculated by the combined winning percentage of all opponents a team played.
Next steps if strength of schedule is tied:
Head-to-head record (if applicable)
Divisional records
Conference records
Win percentage in common games
Strength of victory
Coin toss (last resort)
- Strength of victory
- Coin toss (last resort)
- Head-to-head record (if applicable)
I honestly can’t tell if you’re being serious here.
The primary tiebreaker is head to head. It has been for some time.
Yea im thinking AI is incorrect bc your right if 2 teams have the same record and they have played each other, the loser of that game has the tie breaker for the higher pick.
Points scored or scored against has no weight in tie breakers tho, that's what he was asking
Yea, it really feels like we've sadly reverted back to the "Same ol Dolphins" hovering around a .500 again for the next few years seems like our destiny.
Our only hope seems to lie, with a new GM. Maybe he can hit some home runs and end the cycle.
Strength of schedule is the first tie breaker so the head to head is irrelevant when it comes to the draft, at least initially, it might be far down the list of tie breakers.
But strength of schedule is typically the only tie breaker that matters.
I believe even a coin flip factors in before head to head. Head to head only matters for the playoffs.
So the Jets and Pats losing games really helps here although our SOS is incredibly low anyway, we are unlikely to lose any tie breakers.
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For all intents and purposes, we currently have the No.1 pick in the draft, based on the SOS.
Technically we are 8th but that’s only because all 7 teams ahead of us have played 9 games (and lost 7), where as we have only played 8 (and lost 6 obviously).
It wouldn't be so bad if we ended up in a 6 or 7 way tie for the No.1 pick because our SOS is going to be lower than everyone else's.
Our SOS is .433, next closest is New England at .466, the Jaguars (.486) are the only other "bad" team with a SOS under .500.
That's a BIG deal for us. That's a big gap between us and everyone else, so its very unlikely we'll see anyone overtake our SOS.
The fact that New England is really the only competition in the SOS tie breaker system is a big plus for us. We have essentially the same opponents as they do so it’s virtually impossible for them to over take us in the SOS department.
And for the record, I want the No.1 pick solely to trade it.
Technically we are 8th but that’s only because all 7 teams ahead of us have played 9 games (and lost 7), where as we have only played 8 (and lost 6 obviously).
It wouldn't be so bad if we ended up in a 6 or 7 way tie for the No.1 pick because our SOS is going to be lower than everyone else's.
Our SOS is .433, next closest is New England at .466, the Jaguars (.486) are the only other "bad" team with a SOS under .500.
That's a BIG deal for us. That's a big gap between us and everyone else, so its very unlikely we'll see anyone overtake our SOS.
The fact that New England is really the only competition in the SOS tie breaker system is a big plus for us. We have essentially the same opponents as they do so it’s virtually impossible for them to over take us in the SOS department.
And for the record, I want the No.1 pick solely to trade it.
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