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Dallas wins NFL draft coin toss; to pick 16th

Former Missouri Tigers Michael Sam, shown in this September 15, 2012 file photo at Faurot Field in Columbia, Missouri has announced that he is gay, on February 9, 2014. Sam, a defensive end and 2014 NFL draft entrant told his story to ESPN and The New York Times. UPI/Bill Greenblatt
Former Missouri Tigers Michael Sam, shown in this September 15, 2012 file photo at Faurot Field in Columbia, Missouri has announced that he is gay, on February 9, 2014. Sam, a defensive end and 2014 NFL draft entrant told his story to ESPN and The New York Times. UPI/Bill Greenblatt | License Photo

NEW YORK, Feb. 19 (UPI) -- A coin toss Wednesday has awarded the Dallas Cowboys the 16th overall pick in the 2014 NFL draft, finalizing the order of the player-selection process.

Dallas and the Baltimore Ravens both finished 2013 with 8-8 records and the same strength of schedule (.484). That left NFL officials resorting to a coin toss to determine which teams drafts before the other. A coin that had each team's logo on opposite sides was used and the Cowboys' came up.

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That put Dallas in the No. 16 spot in the draft while Baltimore will select 17th.

The NFL draft is scheduled for May 8-10.

The order for the 2014 NFL draft, listing team and 2013 regular-season record:

1. Houston (2-14)

2. St. Louis (from Washington) (3-13)

3. Jacksonville (4-12)

4. Cleveland (4-12)

5. Oakland (4-12)

6. Atlanta (4-12)

7. Tampa Bay (4-12)

8. Minnesota (5-10-1)

9. Buffalo (6-10)

10. Detroit (7-9)

11. Tennessee (7-9)

12. New York Giants (7-9)

13. St. Louis (7-9)

14. Chicago (8-8)

15. Pittsburgh (8-8)

16. Dallas (8-8)

17. Baltimore (8-8)

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18. New York Jets (8-8)

19. Miami (8-8)

20. Arizona (10-6)

21. Green Bay (8-7-1)

22. Philadelphia (10-6)

23. Kansas City (11-5)

24. Cincinnati (11-5)

25. San Diego (9-7)

26. Cleveland (from Indianapolis) (11-5)

27. New Orleans (11-5)

28. Carolina (12-4)

29. New England (12-4)

30. San Francisco (12-4)

31. Denver (13-3)

32. Seattle (13-3)

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