Typically, offseason mock drafts use the Super Bowl odds for the following season to project the draft order. It’s a safe way to not ruffle any feathers amongst fanbases who get projected near the top of the draft.
So when we get a mock draft that doesn’t use the Super Bowl odds or projected win total odds (another common determinant), it’s worth noting. Kudos to Dalton Miller of Pro Football Network for going on a limb and projecting the season’s outcome by going through every 2024 regular season game on his own and projecting winners and losers.
