Around the NFL Week 14

[BaltimoreSkins]

SOS comes before head to head. See the quote you have. Plus we aren't in same division as Pats

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by BaltimoreSkins

SOS comes before head to head. See the quote you have. Plus we aren't in same division as Pats

k . . . from same article . . . further down . . . non conference tie breaker:

Here are the full tiebreaking procedures when teams in separate conferences are tied:

Head-to-head record: The team with the worse record in games played against each other gets the higher pick in the NFL Draft order.
Winning percentage in common games (minimum of four common opponents): The team with the lower winning percentage gets the higher pick.
Strength of victory: The aggregate winning percentage for opponents each team defeated is calculated, and the team with the lower strength of victory is awarded the higher pick.
Combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed in all games
Best net points in all games
Best net touchdowns in all games
Coin toss

head to head is still before strenght of schedule

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

k . . . from same article . . . further down . . . non conference tie breaker:

Here are the full tiebreaking procedures when teams in separate conferences are tied:



head to head is still before strenght of schedule

Stength of victory NOT strength of schedule

[SkinsGuru]

Originally Posted by EdmundDorf

Stength of victory NOT strength of schedule

doesn't matter what you call it . . . Head to Head is the first tiebreaker.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

doesn't matter what you call it . . . Head to Head is the first tiebreaker.

Read the first sentence in the first paragraph of the "What are the NFL draft tie breakers?"

SOS is the primary. Strength of victory only takes in account the wins of a team not the losses as well.

[EdmundDorf]

Originally Posted by SkinsGuru

doesn't matter what you call it . . . Head to Head is the first tiebreaker.

They are DIFFERENT metrics

[SkinsGuru]

it is what it is . . .