Skins through 11 games

[Hercules Rockefeller]

Record: 5-6
3rd place in the NFC East
9th in the NFC playoff standings
-still playoff eligible

Current projected draft position: 15th, Philly has a stronger SOS

Remaining Schedule
13 Sun, Dec 4 at St. Louis (5-6)
14 Sun, Dec 11 at Arizona (3-8)
15 Sun, Dec 18 Dallas (7-4)
16 Sat, Dec 24 NY Giants (7-4)
17 Sun, Jan 1 at Philadelphia (5-6)

Worst possible record: 5-11
Best possible record: 10-6

2001
6- Richard Seymour
7- Andre Carter
8- David Terrell
15- Rod Gardner
20- Adam Archuleta
21- Nate Clements
22- Will Allen
23- Deuce McAlister
31- Reggie Wayne
32- Todd Heap

2002
5- Quetin Jammer
6- Ryan Sims
7- Bryant McKinnie
15- Albert Haynesworth
22- Bryan Thomans
23- Napoleon Harris
24- Ed Reed
31- Robert Thomas
32- Patrick Ramsey

2003
5- Terence Newman
6- Johnathan Sullivan
15- Jerome McDougle
24- Dallas Clark
25- William Joseph
26- Kwame Harris
27- Larry Johnson
31- Nnamdi Asomugha
32- Tyler Brayton

2004
5- Sean Taylor
6- Kellen Winslow II
7- Roy Williams
8- DeAngelo Hall
9- Reggie Williams
10- Dunta Robinson
15- Michael Clayton
20- Kenechi Udeze
21- Vince Wilfork
22- J.P. Losman
23- Marcus Tubbs
24- Steven Jackson
25- Ahmad Carroll
31- Rashaun Woods
32- Ben Watson

2005
4- Cedric Benson
5- Cadillac Williams
6- Adam Jones
7- Troy Williamson
15- Derrick Johnson
23- Fabian Washington
24-Aaron Rodgers
25- Jason Campbell
31- Mike Patterson
32- Logan Mankins

[Big Ideas]

Washington actually has a stronger SOS than Philly. Washington and Philly have the exact same schedule except for two games: Washington played Tampa Bay and Chicago, while Philly played Atlanta and Green Bay. Tampa Bay and Atlanta are both 7-4, which makes Chicago and Green Bay the only difference in their SOS.

So Washington would pick 16th if the season ended today.