That travesty of a win Monday dropped Tennessee to the ninth pick. The Jets, now out of playoff contention, are currently slotted to have the 14th pick. Could that be the proper range for the Jets to seek a successor for Mark Sanchez? Surely New York won’t take a chance on Matt Barkley, Sanchez’s replacement at Southern California. North Carolina State’s Mike Glennon has been a buzzworthy quarterback, and the 14th pick may be about his draft ceiling.
Current 2013 NFL Draft order
After Monday night’s “football game” between the New York Jets and Tennessee Titans, you can’t help but think about the NFL Draft.
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Unless they happen to win out, the top pick is still down to the Kansas City Chiefs and Jacksonville Jaguars. The Chiefs finish the season against Indianapolis and at Denver. The Jaguars have games against New England and at Tennessee. By the looks of Tennessee on Monday, Jacksonville could pull out a win in the final week of the season.
The big down this week was the Panthers. On a two-game win streak, Carolina moved from the fifth to the 10th pick. With an upcoming game against the Raiders, Carolina could find itself picking in the teens in April. The Raiders may have won this week, but moved up to third in the draft order.
1. Kansas City Chiefs - 2-12 (.469 SOS)
2. Jacksonville Jaguars - 2-12 (.541 SOS)
3. Oakland Raiders - 4-10 (.469 SOS)
4. Philadelphia Eagles - 4-10 (.505 SOS)
5. Detroit Lions - 4-10 (.546 SOS)
6. San Diego Chargers - 5-9 (.474 SOS)
7. Cleveland Browns - 5-9 (.480 SOS)
8. Buffalo Bills - 5-9 (.500 SOS)
9. Tennessee Titans - 5-9 (.526 SOS)
10. Carolina Panthers - 5-9 (.536 SOS)
11. Arizona Cardinals - 5-9 (.543 SOS)
12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 6-8 (.469 SOS)
13. Miami Dolphins - 6-8 (.500 SOS)
14. New York Jets - 6-8 (.526 SOS)
15. New Orleans Saints - 6-8 (.528 SOS)
16. St. Louis Rams - 6-7-1 (.536 SOS)
17. Pittsburgh Steelers - 7-7 (.469 SOS)
18. Dallas Cowboys - 8-6 (.515 SOS)
19. New York Giants - 8-6 (.538 SOS)
20. Chicago Bears - 8-6 (.546 SOS)
Teams currently on pace to make the playoffs where elimination will determine the proper order. Minnesota is in due to tiebreakers:
21. Cincinnati Bengals - 8-6 (.429 SOS)
22. Minnesota Vikings - 8-6 (.485 SOS)
23. St. Louis Rams (via Washington Redskins) - 8-6 (.536 SOS)
24. Seattle Seahawks - 9-5 (.495 SOS)
25. Indianapolis Colts - 9-5 (.449 SOS)
26. Baltimore Ravens - 9-5 (.490 SOS)
27. Green Bay Packers - 10-4 (.510 SOS)
28. New England Patriots - 10-4 (.536 SOS)
29. San Francisco 49ers - 10-3-1 (.500 SOS)
30. Denver Broncos - 11-3 (.485 SOS)
31. Houston Texans - 12-2 (.469 SOS)
32. Atlanta Falcons - 12-2 (.423 SOS)
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