Quote:You are correct, head to head does not factor in to it, I dun goofed.


Division record does factor in to it, but after strength of schedule. This would be comparing Bills/Browns to Ravens/Patriots, and I believe the Jags schedule is weaker there, if only by a little.

 

No problem at all.

 

 If the Texans beat the Jaguars this coming Sunday,  more likely than not,   it will take the Texans out of the equation for the # 1 pick.

 

If the Jaguars beat the Texans this coming Sunday,   that will seriously open the door for the Texans to end up with either the top pick or close to that.   

 

Even with the injuries the Texans are dealing with,  I'm very surprised that the team has lost 8 games in a row.    On paper,  the Texans should be at or close to .500,  if not better.   But as we have seen so many times,  games are won on the field.    Because of the instability at the QB position that Gary Kubiak created and the improvement the Jaguars have displayed recently,   this game could realistically go either way.

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