I will ask the question. Seeing we have 4 or 5 team at 6-10 how is the pick order determined? I know it snakes after 1st round between tied teams, but this is the most I have seen with same record in a season.

As far as I know it is random. Then the winner goes to the bottom of the pile.

From what I've read in the community forums is that it uses the NFL tie breaker system.

The NFL draft order is primarily determined by the teams' win-loss records from the previous season, with the worst team picking first. If teams have identical records, tiebreakers such as strength of schedule, head-to-head results, and divisional performance are used to determine the draft order.

NFL Draft Tie-Breaker Rules
The NFL uses specific procedures to determine the draft order when teams have identical records. Here’s how the tie-breakers work:

General Tie-Breaking Process
Strength of Schedule (SOS): The primary tie-breaker is the strength of schedule. The team with the lower SOS (facing weaker opponents) gets the higher draft pick.
Divisional and Conference Ties: If teams have the same record and SOS, the tie-breaking rules differ based on whether the teams are in the same division or conference.
Divisional Tie-Breakers
For teams in the same division, the following order is used:

Head-to-Head Record: The team with the worse record in games played against each other picks higher.
Winning Percentage in Division Games: The team with the lower winning percentage in divisional games picks higher.
Winning Percentage in Common Games: The team with the lower winning percentage in games against common opponents picks higher.
Winning Percentage in Conference Games: The team with the lower winning percentage in conference games picks higher.
Conference Tie-Breakers
For teams in the same conference but different divisions:

Head-to-Head Record: The team with the worse record in games played against each other picks higher.
Winning Percentage in Common Games: The team with the lower winning percentage in games against common opponents picks higher.
Non-Conference Tie-Breakers
For teams in different conferences, the tie-breakers are:

Head-to-Head Record: The team with the worse record in games played against each other picks higher.
Winning Percentage in Common Games: The team with the lower winning percentage in games against common opponents picks higher.
These rules ensure a fair selection process for the NFL Draft, maintaining competitive balance among teams.