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Here was the pertinent order going into this week :

17. Atlanta Falcons(7-6) .458
18. New York Jets(7-6) .474
19. Philadelphia Eagles(7-6) .490
20. New York Giants(7-6) .490
21. Kansas City Chiefs(7-6) .500
22. Denver Broncos(7-6) .536
23. New England(f/ SEA) (8-5) .427
24. Dallas Cowboys(8-5) .448
25. Jacksonville Jaguars(8-5) .536
26. Cincinnatti Bengals(8-5) .542


All those 7-6 teams can bump Seattle up a spot if they win, Seattle loses the SoS tiebreaker to EVERYONE. The only tiebreaker they win is that they pick after all non playoff teams with the same record so every loss is important.

Oh, Seattle plays San Diego next week :D
 
Probably the only way to get better than #21 will be for Seattle to lose to San Diego and @ Tampa - which could happen. Otherwise the playoff tiebreaker should get them to #21. Regardless, tonight's loss and a very likely loss next week is really locking it in to 21-23.
 
San Fran-24
Seattle-14
:eat1:
 
Probably the only way to get better than #21 will be for Seattle to lose to San Diego and @ Tampa - which could happen. Otherwise the playoff tiebreaker should get them to #21. Regardless, tonight's loss and a very likely loss next week is really locking it in to 21-23.

The hope we hold is the 49's. If they win out and Seatle loses out, the 49's are the division champs. That would be huge.
 
The hope we hold is the 49's. If they win out and Seatle loses out, the 49's are the division champs. That would be huge.
They have Arizona and @ Denver. Not likely all 4 will go our way but not impossible either.
 
They have Arizona and @ Denver. Not likely all 4 will go our way but not impossible either.

ya i saw that. it is very doable. the biggest will be seatle at tampa, but hey its possible. the way gore is playing the denver is winable, and smith is way better than cutler right now.
 
In the Draft forum you will find that my Seahawks pick DraftTracker(TM) now has us picking 24th. Stay tuned....
 
In the Draft forum you will find that my Seahawks pick DraftTracker(TM) now has us picking 24th. Stay tuned....
You must be a pessimist, 24th would be practically worst case at this point especially with Seattle playing SD next week.
 
F-ing Rams blew TWO games to Seattle. They could EASILY be 6-8 right now.
 
I'm almost positive Josh Brown has kicked 4 GAME WINNING field goals this season.

A few of which were late 40s and one or 2 might have been over 50.

They still won but they can lose to ANYBODY.
Seattle is not that good.

I would love to see San Fran win the division and i think it would be a Blast to see them in the playoffs.
 
Needed last second fg to beat Denver the other week. And, Detroit
to open the season. Just wish that div. had one other team. This is the same SF team that got thrashed at home by GB on Sunday.
 
The hope we hold is the 49's. If they win out and Seatle loses out, the 49's are the division champs. That would be huge.

I believe the draft picking order is:

1. SB winner
2. SB loser
3. All the rest of the playoff teams, in order of reg season record and tiebreakers
4. All the non-playoff teams, in order of reg season record and tiebreakers.

Can anyone confirm this?

I'd be shocked if SEA doesn't make the playoffs, but they could end up being the lowest seeded playoff team at #21. If they slip out of the playoffs, we would probably be picking in the teens.
 
I believe the draft picking order is:

1. SB winner
2. SB loser
3. All the rest of the playoff teams, in order of reg season record and tiebreakers
4. All the non-playoff teams, in order of reg season record and tiebreakers.

Can anyone confirm this?

I'd be shocked if SEA doesn't make the playoffs, but they could end up being the lowest seeded playoff team at #21. If they slip out of the playoffs, we would probably be picking in the teens.

From NFL.com:
TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION MEETING
If two or more clubs are tied in the selection order, the strength-of-schedule tie breaker is applied, subject to the following exceptions for playoff clubs:

1. The Super Bowl winner is last and the Super Bowl loser next-to-last.
2. Any non-Super Bowl playoff club involved in a tie shall be assigned priority within its segment below that of non-playoff clubs and in the order that the playoff clubs exited from the playoffs. Thus, within a tied segment a playoff club that loses in the Wild-Card game will have priority over a playoff club that loses in the Divisional playoff game, which in turn will have priority over a club that loses in the Conference Championship game. If two tied clubs exited the playoffs in the same round, the tie is broken by strength of schedule.

If any ties cannot be broken by strength of schedule, the divisional or conference tie breakers, whichever are applicable, are applied. Any ties that still exist are broken by a coin flip.


The other thing to keep in mind that is that these rules apply for the first round only and rotate after that.Meaning if there are 5 teams tied with 10-6 records, the one with the lowest SOS picks first in the the first round and then the other five teams would pick in reverese order of their respective SOS. However in the second rd the 10-6 team that picked 1st in the 1st round would pick last (within the group of 10-6 teams) and all the other teams picks would move up one. This continues through all 7 rounds.
 
I've decided to completely ignore Seattle and their draft pick - there has been 3 to 4 games this season where they were on the verge of the defeat and somehow pulled it out. It's frustrating.
 
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I think the best thing about the Seattle pick, regardless of where it falls, is that DB was not worth it. He is their 3rd receiver and only seems to get a couple of balls his way per game. He also suffered a wicked hit (on which the defender was flagged for a 15 yd. helmet to helmet hit) last night.
 
In the Draft forum you will find that my Seahawks pick DraftTracker(TM) now has us picking 24th. Stay tuned....

You mean 23rd?

1. Detroit Lions(2-11) .516
2. Oakland Raiders(2-11) .547
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers(3-10) .557
4. Arizona Cardinals(4-9) .505
5. Washington Redskins(4-9) .516
6. Houston Texans(4-9) .521
7. Cleveland Browns(4-9) .531
8. St. Louis Rams(5-8).464
9. San Fransisco 49ers(5-8) .484
10. Green Bay Packers(5-8) .495
11. Minnestoa Vikings(6-7) .464
12. Carolina Panthers(6-7) .484
13. Miami Dolphins(6-7) .526
14. Pittsburgh Steelers( 6-7) .533
15. Buffalo Bills(6-7) .563
16. Tennessee Titans(6-7) .567
17. Atlanta Falcons(7-6) .458
18. New York Jets(7-6) .474
19. Philadelphia Eagles(7-6) .490
20. New York Giants(7-6) .490
21. Kansas City Chiefs(7-6) .500
22. Denver Broncos(7-6) .536
23. New England(f/ SEA) (8-5) .427
24. Dallas Cowboys(8-5) .448
25. Jacksonville Jaguars(8-5) .536
26. Cincinnatti Bengals(8-5) .542
 
yeah but they arent 8-5....they lost lastnight sooo they should be 8-6
i dont know what that means on the list but im guessing that a few of the 7-6 teams will win which puts them in a new 'record' grouping...

17. Atlanta Falcons(7-6) .458
18. New York Jets(7-6) .474
19. Philadelphia Eagles(7-6) .490
20. New York Giants(7-6) .490
21. Kansas City Chiefs(7-6) .500
22. Denver Broncos(7-6) .536

just say all these teams won (i dont even know who they are all playing..) what would the pick look like then...


thought about it after i posted...if other 8-5 teams lose and become 8-6 they would be tied too sooo might as well just see what happens...but basically if any of those teams (7-6) win and 8-5 guys lose (NE, cinci, jax, ect...) its going to change again..so draft-pick wise we should root for atlanta, NY, philly, NYG, KC, denver, cinci, jax, and of course NE....but i didnt check matchups so maybe some are playin eachother
I love watching SF these days btw...im a maryland fan and i love vernon davis.
 
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yeah but they arent 8-5....they lost lastnight sooo they should be 8-6
i dont know what that means on the list but im guessing that a few of the 7-6 teams will win which puts them in a new 'record' grouping...

17. Atlanta Falcons(7-6) .458
18. New York Jets(7-6) .474
19. Philadelphia Eagles(7-6) .490
20. New York Giants(7-6) .490
21. Kansas City Chiefs(7-6) .500
22. Denver Broncos(7-6) .536

just say all these teams won (i dont even know who they are all playing..) what would the pick look like then...

thought about it after i posted...if other 8-5 teams lose and become 8-6 they would be tied too sooo might as well just see what happens...but basically if any of those teams (7-6) win and 8-5 guys lose (NE, cinci, jax, ect...) its going to change again..so draft-pick wise we should root for atlanta, NY, philly, NYG, KC, denver, cinci, jax, and of course NE....but i didnt check matchups so maybe some are playin eachother
I love watching SF these days btw...im a maryland fan and i love vernon davis.
Right, those teams need to win. They really need to end up a game better than Seattle otherwise the only ones who Seattle will be ahead of are the 1 or 2 from the group who make the playoffs (making the good assumption that Seattle does). Seattle will lose to SD next week, they just will, if they lose to TB the following week then at 8-8 they could pick ahead of several non playoff teams. It's unlikely I guess, but after losing back to back to Arizona and SF it's entirely possible.
 
I think the best thing about the Seattle pick, regardless of where it falls, is that DB was not worth it. He is their 3rd receiver and only seems to get a couple of balls his way per game. He also suffered a wicked hit (on which the defender was flagged for a 15 yd. helmet to helmet hit) last night.
Ain't that the truth - although I missed the hit. Even his Hasselbeck back, The Twig isn't doing much. DJ Hackett is outplaying him even though Jackson is out.

$6M a year and a #1 pick :D
 
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