2019 Draft Order

[Guest]

Here is my estimate of the 2019 draft order. If a tie-breaker is needed, I put the team's winning % in brackets:

1) Motor City 2-12
2) S. Maryland 3-13 (.492)
3) Chicago 3-13 (.516)
4) Charlotte 3-13 (.586)
5) St. Paul 4-12 (.516)
6) Morgantown 4-12 (.543)
7) Pheonix 4-12 (.547)
8) Ohio Valley 5-11 (.496)
9) Los Vegas 5-11 (.520)
10) Los Alamos 6-10 (.492)
11) Boston 6-10 (.520)
12) Kalispel 6-10 (.539)
13) Memphis 7-9
14) Brooklyn 8-8 (.469)
15) Waco 8-8 (.477)
15) San Francisco 8-8 (.477)
17) New Orleans 8-8 (.488)
17) Denver 8-8 (.488)
19) Utah 8-8 (.516)
20) North Liberty 8-8 (.535)
21) Port City 9-7 (.465)
22) Anchorage 9-7 (.535)
23) Pearl Habor 10-6
24) Lake County 11-5 (.445)
25) Gainesville 11-5 (.473)
26) Portland 11-5 (.488)
27) Camden 12-4
28) Punxsutawney 13-3 (.461)
29) Washington 13-3 (.512)
30) Dakota 14-2 (.418)
31) Yuma 14-2 (.500)
32) Columbus 15-1

I should start doing a disclaimer on these... Something like this is just for entertainment purposes and I assume no liability if I'm wrong. ;-)

Anyhow, bowl winner and runner up are automatically 31-32 so that could mess with things. Let me know if you see any mistakes. Also, if someone wants to check on who has swapped picks, I will fill that in, too.

[Guest]

Somehow I don't think the quality selection I had at 10 or 11 will be there this year. haha

[Guest]

The tiebreaker is strength of schedule. Easiest way to figure it is go to the power ratings, sort by opponents' %, then by record. Only thing that changes on your list would be Denver picks ahead of New Orleans.

[Clay]

Woo Hoo! Let it be a Non-QB or RB.

[Lintyfresh85]

Gardner is so good.

You picked a star when you drafted him.

[Guest]

The tiebreaker is strength of schedule. Easiest way to figure it is go to the power ratings, sort by opponents' %, then by record. Only thing that changes on your list would be Denver picks ahead of New Orleans.

I know, that's the % next to the team (if a tiebreaker is needed). How do you figure that Denver picks ahead of New Orleans? I have a tie (.488) for strength of schedule on those two teams.

[Clay]

Gardner is so good.

You picked a star when you drafted him.

Or, more specifically, when Andrew took Canada instead.

[Jake]

Or, more specifically, when Andrew took Canada instead.

Wasn't it Hoosier who took Canada?

[Guest]

I know, that's the % next to the team (if a tiebreaker is needed). How do you figure that Denver picks ahead of New Orleans? I have a tie (.488) for strength of schedule on those two teams.

Ah, so it is.

[Guest]

Ah, so it is.

No problem. I just thought maybe you knew something that I didn't.

[Clay]

Wasn't it Hoosier who took Canada?

It may have been... I know Andrew took over Boston early in Canada's career. Maybe he wasn't actually the one who drafted him though.

Gardner is a stud. Baines looks like a legit QB. I hope the best player in the draft is a position of need. I'm chock full of them, so it should be.

[Guest]

If the best player in the draft is a stud QB, I think I can make the 1.1 worthwhile for you.