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  • 2008 nfl strength of schedule

    2008 Strength Of Schedule
    Team Winning Percentage Opp. Total Wins Opp. Total Losses
    Steelers .598 153 103
    Colts .594 152 104
    Jaguars .559 143 113
    Vikings .551 141 115
    Ravens .551 141 115
    Titans .551 141 115
    Bengals .547 140 116
    Texans .547 140 116
    Browns .547 140 116
    Lions .543 139 117
    Bears .531 136 120
    Packers .531 136 120
    Redskins .523 134 122
    Cowboys .523 134 122
    Eagles .520 133 123
    Giants .520 133 123
    Rams .488 125 131
    49ers .484 124 132
    Seahawks .477 122 134
    Buccaneers .469 120 136
    Falcons .469 120 136
    Cardinals .465 119 137
    Dolphins .465 119 137
    Panthers .465 119 137
    Jets .457 117 139
    Chiefs .453 116 140
    Bills .449 115 141
    Saints .449 115 141
    Broncos .445 114 142
    Raiders .438 112 144
    Chargers .422 108 148
    Patriots .387 99 157
    I AM A NITWIT

  • #2
    patriots and chargers the easiest schedules,..lol
    I AM A NITWIT

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    • #3
      Interesting and thanks for the info Mark..
      SOBER SINCE MARCH 28TH OF 2007!!!

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      • #4
        The previous seasons SOS is meaningless. So much changes from season to season.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by frankb03
          The previous seasons SOS is meaningless. So much changes from season to season.
          bingo

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          • #6
            Originally posted by molta02
            bingo
            I agree with Frank, but how do the Pats get the easiest schedule?

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            • #7
              Viks Will Win Atleast 9 Games This Year .... Any Takers ?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by LVJimmy
                I agree with Frank, but how do the Pats get the easiest schedule?
                I don't think easiest schedule applies in the NFL, every Sunday is a dog fight to get a win. Even if it's a losing team, when they play an upper echelon team they bring it even more!
                Nothing is as far away as one minute ago.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by seaofred
                  patriots and chargers the easiest schedules,..lol

                  I swear they want the Pats in the Super Bowl, figures my Steelers would have the toughest schedule
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by LVJimmy
                    I agree with Frank, but how do the Pats get the easiest schedule?

                    Bills x 2
                    Fins x 2
                    Jets x 2
                    Chiefs x 1

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by LVJimmy
                      I agree with Frank, but how do the Pats get the easiest schedule?
                      Pats GET the easiest schedule because they'll play 4 games within their division vs division rivals with 1-15 and 4-12 records.

                      They don't GET the easiest schedule. Each year, the schedule is predetermined. In addition to playing their division rivals twice (6 games). Every team plays an entire division in the AFC (4 games) and NFC (4 games). They rotate the divisions each season. Finally, they play the two teams within their conference that finished in the same spot within their division (2 games).

                      The day the season ends teams know who they're playing the next season. The only remaining question is when they're playing.
                      Last edited by frankb03; 07-31-2008, 09:23 AM.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by jcindaville
                        I swear they want the Pats in the Super Bowl
                        What's your reasoning for this statement? There's no 'THEY'. There's no conspiracy. It's a predetermined scheduled that's been in place since 2002 when they realigned to 4 division in each conference.

                        The reason the Colts and Pats have played each other every season is because they've finished first in each of their divisions. You play the teams in the other division inside your conference that finished in the same position within their respective division.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by frankb03
                          What's your reasoning for this statement? There's no 'THEY'. There's no conspiracy. It's a predetermined scheduled that's been in place since 2002 when they realigned to 4 division in each conference.

                          The reason the Colts and Pats have played each other every season is because they've finished first in each of their divisions. You play the teams in the other division inside your conference that finished in the same position within their respective division.

                          Because i like to bitch as much as you like to argue

                          Thats my reasoning
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                          • #14
                            In the Pats case they play

                            6 division rivals
                            4 AFC West Divsion
                            4 NFC West Division
                            1 AFC North division first place Steelers
                            1 AFC South division first place Colts

                            Each and every team follow the same format

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by jcindaville
                              Because i like to bitch as much as you like to argue

                              Thats my reasoning
                              Good enough reason for me.

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