JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- With the Jacksonville Jaguars and Oakland Raiders the only remaining winless teams, it appears they’re in a race for the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2015.

Plus, there is already talk of potentially having two teams going 0-16.

On Track for No. 1 Pick Here's a look at Jacksonville's and Oakland's remaining schedule and numberFire.com's chances of victory: Jacksonville (0-5)

at Tennessee (19.5)

Cleveland (25.1)

Miami (20.5)

at Cincinnati (8.9)

vs. Dallas in London (22.2)

at Indianapolis (18.4)

New York Giants (22.8)

Houston (22.4)

at Baltimore (12.9)

Tennessee (28.5

at Houston (14.9) Oakland (0-4)

San Diego (33.3)

Arizona (31.0)

at Cleveland (30.0)

at Seattle (12.6)

Denver (19.9)

at San Diego (22.5)

Kansas City (32.6)

at St. Louis (40.5)

San Francisco (31.6)

at Kansas City (23.7)

Buffalo (38.2)

at Denver (12.6)

While I think it’s way too early to even be thinking or talking about either -- especially 0-16 because it’s so hard to go winless (only one team has done it, the 2008 Detroit Lions) -- the folks at numberFire.com have put together some numbers in an effort to get a handle on the chances of those things happening.

According to the website, which uses mathematical modeling to predict and analyze sports, the Jaguars have only a 6 percent chance of going 0-16, which is a surprisingly better chance than the Raiders (2.14 percent).

Why? The Raiders (0-4) still have to play San Diego twice, Denver twice, Kansas City twice, at Seattle, and San Francisco. The Chargers, Broncos and Seahawks are definite playoff teams and the Chiefs and 49ers are wild-card contenders. That’s a much tougher schedule than the Jaguars (0-5), which still have two games against Tennessee and Houston, road games at Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and home games against Cleveland, Miami and the New York Giants.

But Oakland has a road game against St. Louis and a home game against Buffalo. According to the simulations that numberFire.com ran, the Raiders have a 40.5 percent chance of beating the Rams and a 38.2 percent chance of beating the Bills. That’s their best chances of winning the rest of the season, though the Raiders do have at least a 30 percent chance of winning seven of their remaining games.

The Jaguars don’t have anything better than a 28.5 percent chance of winning any game, and that’s Week 16 at home against the Titans.

If everything plays out according to numberFire.com's simulations the Jaguars will be picking first in the 2015 NFL draft.