NFL.com tells me Tavaris Jackson fumbled and Denver has it inside Minnesota's 15. Looks like a fifth is the best we can do.

We better lose this game. It seems the Chiefs always mess things up.

NFL.com tells me Tavaris Jackson fumbled and Denver has it inside Minnesota's 15. Looks like a fifth is the best we can do.

Edit: Under review

Denver won

There are always the two coin flips to give us the 4th.

So, assuming Indy wins tonight (not sure why they would try), we are likely to pick between five and seven. Sort of a wash in that region...

I might be actually rooting for the Chiefs to get a win here at the end!

He's still at 99. 92 before this game. 7 today. He broke Sharpes record, though...

Well, that didn't last very long.

I believe we are locked into the 5th pick now.

Well, Miami is locked into the 1st pick, and St. Louis into the 2nd.

So, we pick between 3rd and 6th in every round, right?

Asumming we don't win two coin tosses, we pick 5th in the first. When would we pick in the 2nd, 3rd?

Best draft position we have had in years, now all we have to worry about is if the Chiefs will fug it up.

The Jets and Oakland have a better AFC record than the Chiefs and the Falcons have a better conference record than the Chiefs.

Why wouldn't the Chiefs pick 3rd?

Does anyone have a link to a legitimate media site showing we're dead locked into the 5th pick? There is a little ambiguity in the NFL tiebreak rules for draft picks, when you get to a 3-way tie and coin flips.

I believe it is based on common opponents or common schedule or something like that for the first tie breaker.