Harold Jackson
I are smartter then you
6 games vs playoffs teams. So I don't really buy the strength of schedule crap.
They seemed to have gone out of their way to make the Bills and Dolphins schedules as similar as possible. The AFC South, and NFC West are against the same teams but we actually play the same home vs away schedule as the Bills against both of those divisions. We both get Jax, and Ten at home and Indy and Hou on the road. We both get SF and Ari at home and LAR and Sea on the road.I think this might be misleading. Throw the Pats out, because they don't get to play themselves. Jets/Bills/Dolphins all play the Pats twice. Beyond that, Jets/Bills/Dolphins should all have roughly the same schedule, with only 1 or 2 games being different, I forget how it all works. Point being, the differences in the schedules vs their AFC east competition is very small. Granted that one game often matters. If the Bills get KC, and instead the Dolphins get a chump team (which I doubt I suspect we get someone decent), it could matter. But without specifics, tough for me to think there is much real difference. Then of course, you are relying on last year, when you never really know for sure who is good and bad until the season gets going. Do you have the specifics of where the Dolphins schedule is actually different from the Jets and Bills?
thanks. seems like one substantial area of difference. LV for us, KC for them.They seemed to have gone out of their way to make the Bills and Dolphins schedules as similar as possible. The AFC South, and NFC West are against the same teams but we actually play the same home vs away schedule as the Bills against both of those divisions. We both get Jax, and Ten at home and Indy and Hou on the road. We both get SF and Ari at home and LAR and Sea on the road.
The only difference in the schedules are the three games against the AFC North, AFC West, and NFC North. The games against the AFC
Mia at CLE - Bills at Bal
Mia v LV - Bills v KC
Mia at GB - Bills at Det
Those three games are the difference between the 6th hardest (Bills) and 24th hardest (Dolphins) schedules.
Just one game and it is offset (IMO) by GB vs Det. That is why using records is the wrong way to look at it.thanks. seems like one substantial area of difference. LV for us, KC for them.
Why not just let the "Mob" print out their estimate of the schedule difficulty? - LOLRather than basing these things on last year's records they should base it on the over/under for each team. I think that would be a more accurate reflection because those Vegas guys are usually very close with their numbers.
They already control the results dont they?Why not just let the "Mob" print out their estimate of the schedule difficulty? - LOL
It only matters for a bit but nice to know that going in. Imagine if we can keep most of our starters healthy......
They could be, but a lot can happen until then.the last games of the season look tough tho
That's true, Aaron might not hold up late in the season. Apparently finheaven get's glitchy. I was trying to post with my previous reply a few times, but it kept buffering and never sent. So I refreshed page only to send again. Same thing again. So I logged out , then logged back in. Turns out my posts did send which caused it to send out my replies, which I then deleted the extra onesThey could be, but a lot can happen until then.
Are we facing Aaron Rodgers twice or Jordan Travis?
Rather than basing these things on last year's records they should base it on the over/under for each team. I think that would be a more accurate reflection because those Vegas guys are usually very close with their numbers.
Why not just let the "Mob" print out their estimate of the schedule difficulty? - LOLRather than basing these things on last year's records they should base it on the over/under for each team. I think that would be a more accurate reflection because those Vegas guys are usually very close with their numbers.