2008 Strength of Schedule

**Webby** · 09-05-2008, 09:47 AM

Vikings right up there!

2008 NFL Strength of Schedule
Team 2007 Pct./W-L
Pittsburgh Steelers .598 / 153-103
Indianapolis Colts .594 / 152-104
Jacksonville Jaguars .559 / 143-113
Minnesota Vikings .551 / 141-115
Baltimore Ravens .551 / 141-115
Cincinnati Bengals .547 / 140-116
Cleveland Browns .547 / 140-116
Houston Texans .547 / 140-116
Detroit Lions .543 / 139-117
Tennessee Titans .543 / 139-117
Chicago Bears .531 / 136-120
Green Bay Packers .531 / 136-120
Dallas Cowboys .523 / 134-122
Washington Redskins .523 / 134-122
NY Giants .520 / 133-123
Philadelphia Eagles .520 / 133-123
St. Louis Rams .488 / 125-131
San Francisco 49ers .484 / 124-132
Seattle Seahawks .477 / 122-134
Tampa Bay Buccaneers .469 / 120-136
Arizona Cardinals .465 / 119-137
Carolina Panthers .465 / 119-137
Miami Dolphins .465 / 119-137
Atlanta Falcons .461 / 118-138
NY Jets .457 / 117-139
Kansas City Chiefs .453 / 116-140
Buffalo Bills .449 / 115-141
New Orleans Saints .449 / 115-141
Denver Broncos .445 / 114-142
Oakland Raiders .438 / 112-144
San Diego Chargers .422 / 108-148
New England Patriots .387 / 99-157

**Zeus** · 09-05-2008, 09:48 AM

"Webby" wrote:

Vikings right up there!

2008 NFL Strength of Schedule
Team 2007 Pct./W-L
Pittsburgh Steelers .598 / 153-103
Indianapolis Colts .594 / 152-104
Jacksonville Jaguars .559 / 143-113
Minnesota Vikings .551 / 141-115
Baltimore Ravens .551 / 141-115
Cincinnati Bengals .547 / 140-116
Cleveland Browns .547 / 140-116
Houston Texans .547 / 140-116
Detroit Lions .543 / 139-117
Tennessee Titans .543 / 139-117
Chicago Bears .531 / 136-120
Green Bay Packers .531 / 136-120
Dallas Cowboys .523 / 134-122
Washington Redskins .523 / 134-122
NY Giants .520 / 133-123
Philadelphia Eagles .520 / 133-123
St. Louis Rams .488 / 125-131
San Francisco 49ers .484 / 124-132
Seattle Seahawks .477 / 122-134
Tampa Bay Buccaneers .469 / 120-136
Arizona Cardinals .465 / 119-137
Carolina Panthers .465 / 119-137
Miami Dolphins .465 / 119-137
Atlanta Falcons .461 / 118-138
NY Jets .457 / 117-139
Kansas City Chiefs .453 / 116-140
Buffalo Bills .449 / 115-141
New Orleans Saints .449 / 115-141
Denver Broncos .445 / 114-142
Oakland Raiders .438 / 112-144
San Diego Chargers .422 / 108-148
New England Patriots .387 / 99-157

Meaningless.
The Patriots are the lowest because they play the 1-15 (in 2007) Miami Dolphins two times, for example.

=Z=

**C Mac D** · 09-05-2008, 09:50 AM

"Zeus" wrote:

"Webby" wrote:

Vikings right up there!

2008 NFL Strength of Schedule
Team 2007 Pct./W-L
Pittsburgh Steelers .598 / 153-103
Indianapolis Colts .594 / 152-104
Jacksonville Jaguars .559 / 143-113
Minnesota Vikings .551 / 141-115
Baltimore Ravens .551 / 141-115
Cincinnati Bengals .547 / 140-116
Cleveland Browns .547 / 140-116
Houston Texans .547 / 140-116
Detroit Lions .543 / 139-117
Tennessee Titans .543 / 139-117
Chicago Bears .531 / 136-120
Green Bay Packers .531 / 136-120
Dallas Cowboys .523 / 134-122
Washington Redskins .523 / 134-122
NY Giants .520 / 133-123
Philadelphia Eagles .520 / 133-123
St. Louis Rams .488 / 125-131
San Francisco 49ers .484 / 124-132
Seattle Seahawks .477 / 122-134
Tampa Bay Buccaneers .469 / 120-136
Arizona Cardinals .465 / 119-137
Carolina Panthers .465 / 119-137
Miami Dolphins .465 / 119-137
Atlanta Falcons .461 / 118-138
NY Jets .457 / 117-139
Kansas City Chiefs .453 / 116-140
Buffalo Bills .449 / 115-141
New Orleans Saints .449 / 115-141
Denver Broncos .445 / 114-142
Oakland Raiders .438 / 112-144
San Diego Chargers .422 / 108-148
New England Patriots .387 / 99-157

Meaningless.
The Patriots are the lowest because they play the 1-15 (in 2007) Miami Dolphins two times, for example.

=Z=

Actually, the Dolphins are 0-0... I got that off your power rankings.

**Vikefan05** · 09-05-2008, 09:51 AM

It will be good to win with a hard schedule.
Keep our guys trying hard every week.
Adversity is the best team builder.

**Zeus** · 09-05-2008, 09:51 AM

"C" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Webby" wrote:

Vikings right up there!

2008 NFL Strength of Schedule
Team 2007 Pct./W-L
Pittsburgh Steelers .598 / 153-103
Indianapolis Colts .594 / 152-104
Jacksonville Jaguars .559 / 143-113
Minnesota Vikings .551 / 141-115
Baltimore Ravens .551 / 141-115
Cincinnati Bengals .547 / 140-116
Cleveland Browns .547 / 140-116
Houston Texans .547 / 140-116
Detroit Lions .543 / 139-117
Tennessee Titans .543 / 139-117
Chicago Bears .531 / 136-120
Green Bay Packers .531 / 136-120
Dallas Cowboys .523 / 134-122
Washington Redskins .523 / 134-122
NY Giants .520 / 133-123
Philadelphia Eagles .520 / 133-123
St. Louis Rams .488 / 125-131
San Francisco 49ers .484 / 124-132
Seattle Seahawks .477 / 122-134
Tampa Bay Buccaneers .469 / 120-136
Arizona Cardinals .465 / 119-137
Carolina Panthers .465 / 119-137
Miami Dolphins .465 / 119-137
Atlanta Falcons .461 / 118-138
NY Jets .457 / 117-139
Kansas City Chiefs .453 / 116-140
Buffalo Bills .449 / 115-141
New Orleans Saints .449 / 115-141
Denver Broncos .445 / 114-142
Oakland Raiders .438 / 112-144
San Diego Chargers .422 / 108-148
New England Patriots .387 / 99-157

Meaningless.
The Patriots are the lowest because they play the 1-15 (in 2007) Miami Dolphins two times, for example.

Actually, the Dolphins are 0-0... I got that off your power rankings.

Did you miss the "in 2007" blurb?
2008's strength of schedule is based off of the totally meaningless for 2008 stat of wins and losses in 2007.

=Z=

**C Mac D** · 09-05-2008, 09:53 AM

Touche... to be honest though, the Patriots could make another serious run at 16-0.

**funkyasflea** · 09-05-2008, 10:11 AM

"Zeus" wrote:

"C" wrote:

"Zeus" wrote:

"Webby" wrote:

Vikings right up there!

2008 NFL Strength of Schedule
Team 2007 Pct./W-L
Pittsburgh Steelers .598 / 153-103
Indianapolis Colts .594 / 152-104
Jacksonville Jaguars .559 / 143-113
Minnesota Vikings .551 / 141-115
Baltimore Ravens .551 / 141-115
Cincinnati Bengals .547 / 140-116
Cleveland Browns .547 / 140-116
Houston Texans .547 / 140-116
Detroit Lions .543 / 139-117
Tennessee Titans .543 / 139-117
Chicago Bears .531 / 136-120
Green Bay Packers .531 / 136-120
Dallas Cowboys .523 / 134-122
Washington Redskins .523 / 134-122
NY Giants .520 / 133-123
Philadelphia Eagles .520 / 133-123
St. Louis Rams .488 / 125-131
San Francisco 49ers .484 / 124-132
Seattle Seahawks .477 / 122-134
Tampa Bay Buccaneers .469 / 120-136
Arizona Cardinals .465 / 119-137
Carolina Panthers .465 / 119-137
Miami Dolphins .465 / 119-137
Atlanta Falcons .461 / 118-138
NY Jets .457 / 117-139
Kansas City Chiefs .453 / 116-140
Buffalo Bills .449 / 115-141
New Orleans Saints .449 / 115-141
Denver Broncos .445 / 114-142
Oakland Raiders .438 / 112-144
San Diego Chargers .422 / 108-148
New England Patriots .387 / 99-157

Meaningless.
The Patriots are the lowest because they play the 1-15 (in 2007) Miami Dolphins two times, for example.

Actually, the Dolphins are 0-0... I got that off your power rankings.

Did you miss the "in 2007" blurb?
2008's strength of schedule is based off of the totally meaningless for 2008 stat of wins and losses in 2007.

=Z=

See, now THIS would be an appropriate thread to post your 0-0 power rankings to remind everyone that the past does not matter.
It can show trends, but the fact is that anything can happen in a new season and all that matters is Wins/losses (/ties)