Accurate Following Week 13 of the 2005 Season# | Team |W-L | Opponents W-L % 1 | Houston | 1-11 | .5472 | New York Jets | 2-10 | .5263/4 | San Francisco | 2-10 | .5523/4 | Green Bay | 2-10 | .5525 | Tennessee | 3-9 | .5106 | New Orleans | 3-9 | .5267 | Buffalo | 4-8 | .4908 | Cleveland | 4-8 | .5009/10/11 | Arizona | 4-8 | .5109/10/11 | Baltimore | 4-8 | .5109/10/11 | Detroit | 4-8 | .51012 | Oakland | 4-8 | .52613 | Miami | 5-7 | .46414 | St. Louis | 5-7 | .48415 | Philadelphia | 5-7 | .52616 | Denver (f/WAS) | 6-6 | .55717 | Minnesota | 7-5 | .49018 | Atlanta | 7-5 | .49519 | Pittsburgh | 7-5 | .50020 | New England | 7-5 | .50521 | Dallas | 7-5 | .52622 | Tampa Bay | 8-4 | .44823/24 | New York Giants | 8-4 | .50023/24 | Kansas City | 8-4 | .50025 | San Diego | 8-4 | .54726 | Chicago | 9-3 | .44327 | Carolina | 9-3 | .45328 | Jacksonville | 9-3 | .45829 | Cincinnati | 9-3 | .46430 | Denver | 9-3 | .50531 | Seattle | 10-2 | .42732 | Indianapolis | 12-0 | .448http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/features/draftorder.htmlThe Opponents W-L Record is important because it is the first tiebreaker to decide who gets which draft pick, with the easier schedule getting the first pick. In the case that the W-L Record is tied at the end of the season, I believe it is settled by a coin toss (they really need a better way of deciding it)
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (HandZ19 @ Dec 6 2005, 07:32 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Ya they do a coin flip is gay. The should look at the teams they beat and decide it that way.</div> exactly. A coin toss is a matter of chance, and if they are looking at records they might as well further investigate the teams that they beat/lost to to determine who gets the higher pick. That's real, that's not some rediculous coin toss that has a huge impact on the team's future.
