(11-27-2019, 11:11 AM)Kane Wrote: Teams currently ahead of us
Cardinals - play the Rams twice and Steelers and Cleveland and Seattle. I really think they can get 2 more wins. Which will make them a 5 win team, with a tie.
Lions - Jeff Driskel isn't leading them to too many more wins I don't think. But they do play the Broncos and Bears, overall not very good teams. But assume they finish with just the 3 wins.
Falcons - they got us one their schedule, so there's an easy one. plus divisional games with the Saints who they just beat, the Panthers who are very beatable, and the Bucs. They can hang it up against the 9ers though. They'll finish with 6 wins (us and 2 out of 3 remaining NFCS games)
Broncos have a tough slate but winnable games vs the Lions, Bolts, and Raiders. They'll probably snag at least one more win to put them at 4 total.
Giants have the Skins and Phins coming up so give them two more. That puts them at 4 total wins too.
The Skins, Phins, and bungles are not winning much more, if anything the Phins and bungles play each other, so someone has to win and maybe the Phins get a lay up at years end with Pats resting guys with an AFC bye.
Skins, Phins, Bungles all finish with worse records, and a handful of teams will have 4 wins.

I think we finish picking at 5 or 6.
Which is good position for really good talent. Burrow and maybe another QB will be taken high (Bungles, Phins?)
top OT option probably will be taken and Chase Young.
If we're picking at 5, we'll have our pick of the litter or possibly for the first time ever trade back and collect more picks.

As per the Rams, the only game that I'm notching as a definite win for them is the 'Boys. And they probably split with the Cards. Finishing at 8-8 usually has you picking in the mid to late teens.
Good area for OGs or perhaps a stud TE if there is one out there this draft.