Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Category: AFC EAST
Predicting win-loss records for all 32 NFL teams in 2020
Free agency has had its run. The NFL Draft is over. A first take on how teams will finish the upcoming season.
The NFL Draft is over and most free-agent moves have taken place. What does the 2020 season look like at an early glance for all 32 teams?
Arizona Cardinals: 7-9
There were growing pains in Year One for Kyler Murray and Kliff Kingsbury. They will continue in Year Two with more progress. Being in the NFC West doesn’t make improvement easy.
Projected win totals for every NFL team after the draft
Projected win totals for every NFL team after the draft
Where does Vegas have each of the 32 NFL teams in the post-draft ‘win’ total wager?
Vegas has updated its over/under win projections following the NFL Draft.
The over/under win totals are out with the NFL Draft concluding. You can shop for the price you like to get the number you want to beat. Here are totals projected for by Betonline.ag.
Arizona Cardinals 7
The over/under on the Cardinals for 2020 was 6.5 in the opening line after the Super Bowl. Vegas has moved it up a half-tick after a draft that opened with Isaiah Simmons from Clemson being chosen by Arizona. This could be a major challenge hurdle to clear as the Cardinals face six games in the NFC West against tough foes before they get a look at the rest of their schedule. They were 3-13 and 5-10-1 in the last two seasons.
2020 NFL Draft: What is the complete selection order for rounds 2 and 3 and how to watch?
The NFL Draft continues with rounds 2 and 3 on Friday, April 24.
Rounds 2 and 3 schedule
- Friday, 7 p.m. ET
How to watch and stream
- Television coverage Friday: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
- Live stream: fuboTV (try for free)
The selection order
Round 2
33. Cincinnati
34. Indianapolis (from Washington)
35. Detroit
36. NY Giants
37. New England (from Los Angeles Chargers)
38. Carolina
39. Miami
40. Houston (from Arizona)
41. Cleveland
42. Jacksonville
43. Chicago (from Las Vegas)
44. Indianapolis
45. Tampa Bay
46. Denver
47. Atlanta
48. NY Jets
49. Pittsburgh
50. Chicago
51. Dallas
52. LA Rams
53. Philadelphia
54. Buffalo
55. Baltimore (from New England via Atlanta)
56. Miami (from New Orleans)
57. LA Rams (from Houston)
58. Minnesota
59. Seattle
60. Baltimore
61. Tennessee
62. Green Bay
63. Kansas City (from San Francisco)
64. Seattle (from Kansas City)
Round 3
65. Cincinnati
66. Washington
67. Detroit
68. NY Jets (from NY Giants)
69. Carolina
70. Miami
71. New England (from LA Chargers)
72. Arizona
73. Jacksonville
74. Cleveland
75. Indianapolis
76. Tampa Bay
77. Denver
78. Atlanta
79. NY Jets
80. Las Vegas
81. Las Vegas (from Chicago)
82. Dallas
83. Denver (from Pittsburgh)
84. LA Rams
85. Detroit (from Philadelphia)
86. Buffalo
87. New England
88. New Orleans
89. Minnesota
90. Houston
91. Las Vegas (from Seattle via Houston)
92. Baltimore
93. Tennessee
94. Green Bay
95. Denver (from San Francisco)
96. Kansas City
97. Cleveland (from Houston)
98. New England
99. NY Giants
100. New England
101. Seattle
102. Pittsburgh
103. Philadelphia
104. LA Rams
105. Minnesota
106. Baltimore
The players who became the NFL draft’s Mr. Irrelevant
The players who became the NFL draft’s Mr. Irrelevant
NFL Draft: What players became Mr. Irrelevant?
Mr. Irrelevant is a tribute to the player chosen last in the NFL Draft.
The last pick in the NFL Draft is honored as Mr. Irrelevant. He is feted in Southern California as if he were the first pick. Thanks to Mrirrelevant.org we can back at the players and what became of them.
1976: Kelvin Kirk, Steelers
Kelvin Kirk was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 17th round of the 1976 NFL Draft, making him the first Mr. Irrelevant. He wound up playing seven seasons in the Canadian Football League with the Toronto Argonauts, Calgary Stampeders, Saskatchewan Roughriders and Ottawa Rough Riders. Kirk worked as an artist for the Ottawa Citizen before his sudden death by heart attack while playing a pick–up game of basketball in 2003.
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Bettors’ banquet as sportsbook sets 2020 NFL futures wager menu
The New England Patriots are no longer the favorites in the AFC East, according to one sportsbook’s future odds.
Caesars Sportsbook fed the appetite Thursday of bettors looking for any sort of action. The sportsbook released its odds package for the upcoming NFL season. One of the more intriguing opportunities has the New England Patriots no longer as the favorites in the AFC East. That honor goes to the Buffalo Bills. Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are 17-1 when it comes to winning the Super Bowl.
Arizona Cardinals (50-1 to win Super Bowl)
Odds to win NFC: 20-1
Division: 6-1
Over/under: 7.5
Odds to make playoffs: Yes +245, No -290
The No. 2 overall pick every year since 1960
The No. 2 overall pick every year since 1960
NFL Draft: The 25 players chosen in the 2015 first round no longer with the team that chose them
More than two dozen of the players taken in the 2015 NFL Draft are no longer with the team that selected them.
The 2015 NFL Draft is five years ago and it is hard to believe how much movement there has been among players taken in the first round.
32. Malcom Brown
Drafted out of Texas, Malcom Brown spent four seasons with the New England Patriots before moving on to the New Orleans Saints in 2019. The defensive tackle will head into his second season in the Big Easy with 10.5 career sacks.