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Draft Order: Week 13 (Bills pick 7th)

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:

1*. Browns (1-11, 56% opponent winning percentage)
1*. Buccaneers (1-11, 56% opponent winning percentage)
3. Rams (1-11, 58% opponent winning percentage)
4. Lions (2-10, 47% opponent winning percentage)
5. Redskins (3-9, 46% opponent winning percentage)
6. Chiefs (3-9, 55% opponent winning percentage)
7. Bills (4-8, 46% opponent winning percentage)
8. Raiders (4-8, 57% opponent winning percentage)
9. Broncos from Bears (5-7, 48% opponent winning percentage) [Jay Cutler]
10. 49ers from Panthers (5-7, 51% opponent winning percentage) [Everette Brown]
11. Seahawks (5-7, 54% opponent winning percentage, 4-6 in NFC)
12. 49ers (5-7, 54% opponent winning percentage, 4-4 in NFC)
13. Titans (5-7, 57% opponent winning percentage, 3-7 in AFC)
14. Texans (5-7, 55% opponent winning percentage, 4-6 in AFC)

[Note: Broncos first round pick belongs to Seahawks.]

* - Order would be determined by a coin flip since they are not in the same conference according to the NFL Tie-Breaking Procedures

Note : Opponent winning percentages could change slightly based on the game tonight but the Bills will still pick 7th so I published anyways.

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