The NFL draft order is first determined by the Super Bowl contestants who pick 32 and 31. The playoff teams are then slotted by record from 21-30 (which is a change from past years). The other 20 teams are slotted by record. The first tie breaker in the draft is strength of schedule followed by conference win-loss.
If the NFL draft were held today, the top half of the NFL draft would be as follows: (+ clinched a spot picking ahead of the Bills)
1. Rams+ (1-13, 53% opponent winning percentage)
2. Lions+ (2-12, 51% opponent winning percentage)
3. Buccaneers+ (2-12, 56% opponent winning percentage)
4. Browns (3-11, 51% opponent winning percentage)
5. Chiefs (3-11, 53% opponent winning percentage)
6. Redskins (4-10, 50% opponent winning percentage)
7. Seahawks (5-9, 47% opponent winning percentage)
8. Broncos from Bears (5-9, 49% opponent winning percentage) [Jay Cutler]
9. Bills (5-9, 51% opponent winning percentage)
10. Raiders (5-9, 52% opponent winning percentage)
11. 49ers (6-8, 49% opponent winning percentage)
12. 49ers from Panthers (6-8, 55% opponent winning percentage) [Everette Brown]
13. Steelers (7-7, 47% opponent winning percentage)
14. Jaguars (7-7, 50% opponent winning percentage)
15. Falcons (7-7, 51% opponent winning percentage)
16. Titans (7-7, 52% opponent winning percentage)
17. Jets (7-7, 53% opponent winning percentage)
18. Texans (7-7, 54% opponent winning percentage)
19. Dolphins (7-7, 55% opponent winning percentage)
The Bills dropped one spot this week despite losing a game because the Seahawks played the Buccaneers, significantly lowering their opponents' winning percentage.