2023 Draft Order

[mrkordell]

	TEAM	         REC	SOS	
1	Anchorage	3-13	559	
2	Lake County	3-13	609	*
3	Pearl Harbor	3-13	609	*
4	Memphis  	4-12	504	
5	Los Alamos	4-12	527	
6	Charlotte	5-11	582	
7	Waco    	6-10	469	
8	Port City	6-10	492	
9	South Maryland	6-10	516	*
10	St Paul  	6-10	516	*
11	Chicago  	6-10	535	
12	Las Vegas	6-10	563	
13	Boston  	7-9	449	
14	Motor City	7-9	461	
15	Portland	7-9	473	
16	Brooklyn	7-9	488	
17	Phoenix  	7-9	523	
18	North Liberty	7-9	535	
19	Kalispel	8-8	469	
20	Washinton	9-7	477	
21	Denver  	9-7	512	
22	New Orleans	10-6	406	
23	Ohio Valley	11-5	434	
24	Punxsatawney	11-5	449	
25	Morgantown	11-5	508	
26	Columbus	11-5	535	
27	Dakota  	12-4	430	
28	Camden  	12-4	477	
29	Gainsville	12-4	504	
30	San Francisco	12-4	512	
31	Utah    	14-2	418	+
32	Yuma    	14-2	523	+
* to be determined by coin flip
+ picks 31, 32 to be determined by Stevens Cup champion/runner-up

I haven't looked into who has who's pick for next year, so some of these picks may belong to other teams. But anyways, Anchorage you're on the clock!

Edit: Fix for FOF-style draft ordering (thanks Nutah!)

[Aston]

Sweet, thanks for putting this together!

One thing that will make this subject to some change - apparently, the rule that the 12 playoff teams are the 12 lowest in the pecking order was a change that was introduced for the 2010 draft: Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4015265 - shockingly recent.

So, FOF does not determine its draft order this way. And I remember one time when I missed the playoffs, Phoenix made the playoffs, and strick still picked ahead of me!

This is lousy news for mostly Morgantown :(

[Bowl winner, loser are 32-31, and everyone else is in order of winning percentage. (second link)]

[mrkordell]

Sweet, thanks for putting this together!

One thing that will make this subject to some change - apparently, the rule that the 12 playoff teams are the 12 lowest in the pecking order was a change that was introduced for the 2010 draft: Link: http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4015265 - shockingly recent.

So, FOF does not determine its draft order this way. And I remember one time when I missed the playoffs, Phoenix made the playoffs, and strick still picked ahead of me!

This is lousy news for mostly Morgantown :(

[Bowl winner, loser are 32-31, and everyone else is in order of winning percentage. (second link)]

Well well well... This changes everything. Strange that this wasn't patched in. Changes will be up in a couple minutes.

[Aston]

Hm, when was the last patch released? If it was post the rule change, maybe it was patched in...

I am going off a post-6.4 discussion on draft order from the CyFL though, where it's mentioned that it hasn't yet been patched in. Assuming that is right for now.

The other thing to remember is winning percentage will get affected by playoff games.

It's exciting that we actually have a coin flip this year. Matt and Edirash, your STP and SMD teams matched not only on W/L, but also on division record, conference record, AND strength of schedule. Impressive!

(Pearl Harbor should pick ahead of Lake County if the older NFL draft order rules, with division/conf records being the secondary tiebreaker after SOS, are in effect)

[mrkordell]

Hm, when was the last patch released? If it was post the rule change, maybe it was patched in...

I am going off a post-6.4 discussion on draft order from the CyFL though, where it's mentioned that it hasn't yet been patched in. Assuming that is right for now.

The other thing to remember is winning percentage will get affected by playoff games.

6.4 was the last patch (10/13/2010), and the rule was changed in March of 2009. It definitely isn't patched in though: http://operationsports.com/fofc/showthread.php?t=80557

(Pearl Harbor should pick ahead of Lake County if the older NFL draft order rules, with division/conf records being the secondary tiebreaker after SOS, are in effect)

According to wikipedia the conference tiebreaker is only for teams in the same conference.

Ties between teams with identical records are determined by the following tiebreakers (in order):
- Strength of schedule. The team with the lower strength of schedule is granted the earlier pick in round one.
- Division tiebreakers (if the teams are in the same division).
- Conference tiebreakers (if the teams are in the same conference).
- Coin flip(s), which occur(s) at the pre-draft NFL Combine.

[tomr1962]

Sure when i had a hight draft pick no QB's. Anchorage will get Nori 2.0 I am sure.

[Clay]

Let's get a deep draft this year. First time I've ever had two 1st Round Picks

[Guest]

Wow. Anchorage really is Indy this year. Hopefully there's no Luck (or luck) at 1.1

[Guest]

So glad to be picking 25th. So, so glad.

[Guest]

i'm good at coin flips!

[kingfc22]

Interesting