mustering a win for 3 games to good teams when you've played 9 other games against .500 or less teams is no big deal.
Dallas is traditionally bad in December in recent years btw. and Cincy is just becoming good. So I mean, it's not like they took down perrenial good teams or anything.
Yeah, I got the whole Dallas in December thing mixed up. But you'll eat your words. All I really gotta say. They're better then you're giving them credit for.
Especially since there are 3 other teams in that division, one in which beat the Patriots.
SD's strength of schedule is ranked 17th. There are 14 teams with a easier schedule then SD. Minnesota, Green Bay, Pitt, Baltimore, Arizona, Cincinnati all have easier schedules then SD and are playoff teams (Besides Pitt obviously).
wait, Baltimore has had an easier schedule than San Diego...and San Diego is ranked 17th in SoS? are you reading shit from the start of the season? because SoS don't mean shit back then...you should base SoS for playoff teams on how the actual season went...not what everyone thought because of how teams did in 08', which you probably didn't notice
Baltimore has had one of the toughest schedules this year
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Hmm, idk. I just typed in 2009 NFL strength of schedule and this is what popped up.Originally Posted by SmokaJoka
Baltimore Ravens, opp. record (134-122, .523) - Kansas City, San Diego, Cleveland x2, New England, Cincinnati x2, Minnesota, Denver, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh x2, Green Bay, Detroit, Chicago, Oakland
New England Patriots, opp. record (132-124, .516) - Buffalo x2, New York Jets x2, Atlanta, Baltimore, Denver, Tennessee, Tampa Bay, Miami x2, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Carolina, Jacksonville, Houston
New York Jets, opp. record (132-124, .516) - Houston, New England x2, Tennessee, New Orleans, Miami x2, Buffalo x2, Oakland, Jacksonville, Carolina, Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals, opp. record (126-130, .492) - Denver, Green Bay, Pittsburgh x2, Cleveland x2, Baltimore x2, Houston, Chicago, Oakland, Detroit, Minnesota, San Diego, Kansas City, New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys, opp. record (125-131, .488) - Tampa Bay, New York Giants x2, Carolina, Denver, Kansas City, Atlanta, Seattle, Philadelphia x2, Green Bay, Washington x2, Oakland, San Diego, New Orleans
Philadelphia Eagles, opp. record (124-132, .484) - Carolina, New Orleans, Kansas City, Tampa Bay, Oakland, Washington x2, New York Giants x2, Dallas x2, San Diego, Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, Denver
Indianapolis Colts, opp. record (121-135, .473) - Jacksonville x2, Miami, Arizona, Seattle, Tennessee x2, St. Louis, San Francisco, Houston x2, New England, Baltimore, Denver, New York Jets, Buffalo
San Diego Chargers, opp. record (116-140, .453) - Oakland x2, Baltimore, Miami, Pittsburgh, Denver x2, Kansas City x2, New York Giants, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Dallas, Cincinnati, Tennessee, Washington
Arizona Cardinals, opp. record (114-142, .445) - San Francisco x2, Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Houston, Seattle x2, New York Giants, Carolina, Chicago, St. Louis x2, Tennessee, Minnesota, Detroit, Green Bay
Minnesota Vikings, opp. record (113-143, .441) - Cleveland, Detroit x2, San Francisco, Green Bay x2, St. Louis, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Chicago x2, Arizona, Cincinnati, Carolina, New York Giants
Green Bay Packers, opp. record (113-143, .441) - Chicago x2, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Minnesota x2, Detroit x2, Cleveland, Tampa Bay, Dallas, San Francisco, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Arizona
New Orleans Saints, opp. record (109-147, .426) - Detroit, Philadelphia, Buffalo, New York Jets, New York Giants, Miami, Atlanta x2, Carolina x2, St. Louis, Tampa Bay x2, New England, Washington, Dallas
that's the actual strength of schedule in order from toughest to easiest of all the playoffs teams now that the season is over...just did the math myself...you can back check me if you want, my math skills are da awsume
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yeah, what you likely read was SoS from the beginning of the season...alot of analysts blow it out of proportion because it's an assumption of how teams will do for that season based on how they did the previous season
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http://www.theredzone.org/strength.asp
that shows up to date.
Arizona is dead last while Chargers are 4th to last. I take back my argument but still think they are a lot better then Mindless is claiming they are.
someone didn't do their math right on that link either...smh
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Idk then lol
are you on 40 posts per page, cuz I posted the real SoS on the previous page...it's accurate...if I have to I'll go through and back check one team to prove the retards in that link can't add
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No, I do 15 per page. Is it in the RBFFL one? And you did every team?
it says Baltimore's opponents have 130 wins, and 126 losses...lets see
they played
Kansas City (4-12)
San Diego (13-3)
Cleveland x2 [5-11 x 2] (10-22)
New England (10-6)
Cincinnati x2 [10-6 x 2] (20-12)
Minnesota (12-4)
Denver (8-8)
Indianapolis (14-2)
Pittsburgh x2 [9-7 x 2] (18-14)
Green Bay (11-5)
Detroit (2-14)
Chicago (7-9)
Oakland (5-11)
TOTAL
134 wins, 122 losses
pooned, I'm better than redzone
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and it's right there^
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