10-29-2007, 01:08 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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Re: strength of schedule fallacy
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Originally Posted by everlong
Sure.
Dallas and San Diego are better teams than anybody the Colts have played. I'm not knocking the Colts schedule they've won some tough divisional games. However I grow tired of hearing the Pats schedule is weak when they have played more top end talent. Indy's overall strength of schedule is better right now because we have also play the likes of the Jets and Fins who admittedly, gleefully admittedly, suck.
It's ok for you to defend your Colts at every turn but if a Pats fans dares to bring up a point for the Pats we are defending the "awesomes".
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I respectfully disagree. Basically, IMO, it's been a flip flop. The Colts have not really faced a top offense, but I think we have faced much tougher defenses.
Pats have not really faced very many tough defenses (Boys, Chargers) but at least faced a balanced team in the Boys, and the Browns can obviously score points.
In the end, the ENTIRE NFL(besides Colts Pats), and the SEASON is a big disappointment. Although the Steelers and Chargers have a chance to gel and make a run, I really thought the AFC would be loaded with 10 or so teams vying for 6 spots, with not much spread between 1-6. I thought 11-5 might get a 6 seed, but looks like 10-6 or even 9-7 will get a 6th seed.
Pats
Colts
Steelers
Chargers
and then??
Jax,Titans,Ravens???
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