Sivy

have you taken a look at this thing recently?

New England Patriots

Home: Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers

Away: Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans,Baltimore Ravens, St. Louis Rams, Seattle Seahawks


I KNOW all things change, but based on recent history, this may be the easiest schedule I have ever saw the pats play. Looking at the home games, San Fran and the Texans are the toughest, and they are at home which are rarley losses. The away games, looks like the Ravens will be the only tough match up.

Looks like our biggest debate with folks next year will be explaning how it was still a good accomplishment running the table with such an easy schedule.

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Mark.

Especially if Bernard Pollard plays-Wonder whose knee/ankle he'll take out.

ensoul

Looks favorable. I can see another 13-3 or 12-4 season. Of course it is a long way from kickoff and a million things could change. Who knows, Manning may end up in MIA or NY. However if the pats address some needs in the off season (Pass rush, corner and a big WR that can go long) they may have decent run in them.

Sivy

Oh i agree, I was saying, with all things being equal, the pats have a good shot at beating all these teams. Ofcourse players get signed, traded and what not, balls bounce one way, refs blow a call. But just a quick glance, its a cake walk.

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Sivy

Really can't help thinking about how easy this is

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PATRIOTSFANINPA

The 2012 schedule appears to be related to this picture

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ScottishPat

If he's still there next season, I say we boycott the game!

patsinthesnow

Avoiding: Drew Brees, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning, Ben Roethlisberger, Mike Vick, Tony Romo, Philip Rivers, Andy Dalton, Cam Newton, (possibly Peyton if he goes to the Redskins), etc.

The quarterback matchups will be so lopsided in every game we play, it will take the team, or Brady, to have a bad day to lose.

Two losses in 2010:
@ Jets, strong team back then, their defense and offensive line has crumbled to an extent.
@ Browns, team implosion, horrible team effort.

Three losses in 2011:
@ Bills, team implosion, 4 Brady INTs, bad defense, still lost by just 3
@ Steelers, Roethlisberger, no lopsided edge in QB.
Giants, Eli Manning, no lopsided edge in QB.

I just don't see us losing three games next year, with another chance at perfection

THELAWFIRM226

No doubt that this is an easy schedule, but going to Seattle is always tough. Not to mention we still have to play the niners, texans and ravens. I wouldn't start the 19-0 chants just yet folks...

Deus Irae

The schedule looks great now, but a healthy and still capable Peyton Manning (if such becomes the case) could impact it. But, I have mentioned the possibility of a very rosy outcome if the Patriots can shore up/upgrade a few positions.

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