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Recent research has confirmed what NFL fans have known for a while: not all schedules are equal when it comes to rest, and it does seem to impact performance. Over a 4-year period, it showed a 4% difference in winning percentage, spiking as high as 14% in 2010. For anyone interested in reading more, link below.
Inside Slant - Innovating the NFL Schedule
With that in mind, a poster named TurnTwo on Reddit put together a chart of the schedule showing rest advantages. The Patriots have 2 games with the rest advantage, 6 without.
Click on the image to see it in full-size.
Original Reddit thread here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/33i3uj/i_analyzed_the_2015_schedule_to_see_which_teams/
The Seahawks (1 for, 5 against, -22 days) have the worst, although the Bills have a legit gripe with 2 for, 5 against. The Dolphins are equal, while the Jets get a slight advantage.
Inside Slant - Innovating the NFL Schedule
With that in mind, a poster named TurnTwo on Reddit put together a chart of the schedule showing rest advantages. The Patriots have 2 games with the rest advantage, 6 without.
Click on the image to see it in full-size.
Original Reddit thread here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/nfl/comments/33i3uj/i_analyzed_the_2015_schedule_to_see_which_teams/
The Seahawks (1 for, 5 against, -22 days) have the worst, although the Bills have a legit gripe with 2 for, 5 against. The Dolphins are equal, while the Jets get a slight advantage.
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