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With the NFL's 2007 season over, it's time for fans of the 20 teams to start thinking about the NFL 2008 draft. But while the Cincinnati Bengals, the big winners of the derby tie, too early to say who won the tie-break and others appear. Of the four teams of 12.4 is the only thing that is clear that the Jets will collect in the last few years, which in New York, the sixth choice overall.
The Atlanta Journal Constitution points out that the Falcons, Raiders and Chiefs, a three-way money back, who the choice is third, fourth or fifth, because there is no tiebreaker in place of the three-way communications between the teams that do not t in the same conference. The 49ers won the tiebreaker over the Ravens in the teams of 05.11, and the Patriots their selection of the 49's, which means that New England selected seventh overall place after the regular season of 16 0.Of the seven teams that 7-9 finish means the Bengals win the tie-power-of-program to get the Cincinnati ninth session, as the site is the official website of the Buffalo Bills.
UPDATE: 2008 NFL Draft Order: How the Falcons-Chiefs-Raiders three-way work, a coin? After the jump, to complete a draft regulation of the 19 teams that 8.8 or even worse, because the other 13 teams, the playoffs can modify the design done. 2008 NFL Draft in the first round: 1 Miami2. San Louis3-5. Atlanta / Oakland / Kansas City (subject to currency hedging) 6 NY Jets7. New England (from San Francisco) 8 Baltimore9. Cincinnati10. New Orleans11. Buffalo12. Denver13. Carolina14. Chicago15. Detroit16. Arizona17. Minnesota18.
Houston19. Philadelphia20. Tampa Bay21. Washington22. Dallas (de Cleveland) 23. Seattle 24. Pittsburgh25. Tennessee26. NY Giants27. Il Diego28.
Jacksonville29. Green Bay30. Dallas31. San Francisco (from Indianapolis) Notes: New England Patriots have a first-round pick as punishment Patriot Gate. Choice of subject advice playoffs.Hat 20-31: Talking Pro Football
