N.O., N.E., and Indy's opponents combined records

[Patsguy05]

Not that this really means anything but, as I sat at my desk yesterday, I decided to add up the records of the teams that the saints, colts and Pats had played and here is what I came up wit:

Saints opponents - 25-27

Colts opponents - 17-33

Pats opponents - 22-29

Obviously if we can survive our strength of schedule it will benefit us in the long run.

 

[mystrymaster]

Looking at the schedule

The Colts schedule should have been tougher
Super Bowl team - Cardinals
Division Winner - Titans
Division Winner - Dolphins

The Pats Schedule could have been tougher as well
Atlanta - is better then 4-3
Division Winner - Titans
Baltimore - is better then 4-3

The Saints Schedule is about right as the NFC South is horrible but
Atlanta - is better then 4-3

THis year has been one of the widest gap years I cam remember. There are clearly the Haves and the havenots and it feels like the havenots are a bigger number then usual.

These three teams to me are clearly the class of the NFL and it should be nice to see how it plays out.

 

[workhorse]

Not that this really means anything but, as I sat at my desk yesterday, I decided to add up the records of the teams that the saints, colts and Pats had played and here is what I came up wit:

Saints opponents - 25-27

Colts opponents - 17-33

Pats opponents - 22-29

Obviously if we can survive our strength of schedule it will benefit us in the long run.

If you guys were undefeated too, your opponents record would be 20-31 and closer to the Colts.

BTW mystry, the Titans won the division, not the Texans.

 

[mystrymaster]

If you guys were undefeated too, your opponents record would be 20-31 and closer to the Colts.

BTW mystry, the Titans won the division, not the Texans.

I saw that and was like what? I know that, I went back and edited my post, thanks.