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* With the Chicago win on Monday night over Minnesota, a Bills loss OR a Chicago win would mean the very worst the Bills could pick in the draft is 9th.
* I'm also told that Strength of Schedule between Seattle and Buffalo is SO close, that it may literally come down to a coinflip if both finish 5-11.
* Seattle plays Tennessee at home on Sunday (go Hawks!)
* Oakland (5 wins) plays at home against Baltimore
ANyway, S.O.S is going to be very hard to forecast when you factor in uncommon opponents this year, especially if more than two teams are tied.
The very best the Bills could pick in the draft is 5th, but they would need to lose and get a TON of help, including wins by Cleveland and Washington as well as possibly Oakland and Seattle (aint all happening)
Realistic Scenario: If the Bills win against a backup Colts team, they will almost certainly be picking 9th in the draft. If they lose, they could still pick as bad as #9, but could move up 1 or 2 spots.
Basically, slot the Bills in somewhere between 7 and 10.
* I'm also told that Strength of Schedule between Seattle and Buffalo is SO close, that it may literally come down to a coinflip if both finish 5-11.
* Seattle plays Tennessee at home on Sunday (go Hawks!)
* Oakland (5 wins) plays at home against Baltimore
ANyway, S.O.S is going to be very hard to forecast when you factor in uncommon opponents this year, especially if more than two teams are tied.
The very best the Bills could pick in the draft is 5th, but they would need to lose and get a TON of help, including wins by Cleveland and Washington as well as possibly Oakland and Seattle (aint all happening)
Realistic Scenario: If the Bills win against a backup Colts team, they will almost certainly be picking 9th in the draft. If they lose, they could still pick as bad as #9, but could move up 1 or 2 spots.
Basically, slot the Bills in somewhere between 7 and 10.
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