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Jaguars, Lions remain winless and atop board for 2022 NFL Draft order

The Jaguars and Lions are winless and atop the board for the 2022 NFL Draft. We break down Week 5 results and what they mean for the draft order.

Michael Carter II #30 of the New York Jets celebrates a turnover during the NFL London 2021 match between New York Jets and Atlanta Falcons at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on October 10, 2021 in London, England. Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

The 2021 NFL season is only just now passing through the first quarter mark. Week 5 is underway with the Rams beating the Seahawks and the Falcons beating the Jets, and we’ve got 13 weeks remaining after this week ends with Colts-Ravens on Monday Night Football.

Even with so much time left on the 2021 season, it’s never too early to start breaking down what next year’s draft order will look like. We don’t even know who will emerge as the No. 1 pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, but teams are scouting away in preparation. And we know that while some of the current one-win teams will turn things around, a lot of the bad teams are pretty clear.

The Jets faced the Falcons in London on Sunday morning and both teams came into the game with a 1-3 record. The Falcons walked away with the win, dropping the Jets to 1-4. New York stunned the Titans lost week, but they’re not going to win many games this year. At the same time, it will take some work to secure the No. 1 pick because there are two awful teams sitting at 0-4 entering Week 5: the Jaguars and the Lions.

1 p.m. update: The Jaguars and Lions both lost on Sunday, but Detroit was in particularly heart-breaking fashion — losing 19-17 for the second time in three weeks, and again on a last second long field goal. The Jaguars lost because they just stink.

MNF update: The Colts lost to the Ravens after blowing a 19-point lead.

Here’s the draft order for the top seven teams, all of whom currently have one win or less. SOS serves as the tiebreaker and comes via Tankathon. We’ll be updating this list throughout the day as results come in.

  1. Jacksonville Jaguars: 0-5, .459
  2. Detroit Lions: 0-5, .588
  3. Houston Texans: 1-4, .459
  4. New York Jets: 1-4, .459
  5. Miami Dolphins (Eagles have pick): 1-4, .459
  6. Indianapolis Colts (Eagles have pick): 1-3, .471
  7. New York Giants: 1-4, .565