02-15-2008, 01:59 AM
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In the Starting Line-up
Join Date: Sep 2006
Posts: 2,145
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Re: Pats strength of schedule. Could this be right?
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Originally Posted by haventrinity12
We can't have the easiest schedule. Even if everyone else in our division has to play us, we have to play the steelers, colts, and chargers while the phins have to play the raiders, texans, and .....ravens? thats three suck teams to counteract the patriots' two game against the phins.
It probably won't end up being the easiest schedule. The NFC west only has one team that really shouldn't be in the playoff race in San Fran. There's always unexpected contenders, so I wouldn't say we have the easiest yet. It certainly helps though. We know our team can compete with the best, having less games where they exhaust themselves could help in the long run.
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I agree it won't end up being the easiest schedule, but in terms of just the opponents, it's pretty good. Even though we have to play pitt, indy, san diego, all the AFC east teams have to play san diego, and indy and pitt are just two games. Those are more than offset by the two games that we get against Miami, Buffalo, and the Jets. And those teams have 16-0 factored in twice. We have 1-15 and 4-12 twice each.
Anyone else feeling something like:
Monday night home game
At Indy
At Seattle
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