Strength of Schedule based on SB odds

[Leeroy Jenkins PhD]

Saw a very interesting post that referenced teams strength of schedule based on their opponents superbowl odds. Instead of calculating strength of schedule based on a teams 2015 record, this site calculated SOS based on current vegas odds, assigning the teams a number 1-32 and averaging the total for each team.  While not a perfect measure, it was interesting how this stacked up:   With 1 being the toughest SOS. http://nfltraderumors.co/2016-nfl-strength-schedule/

Rank	Team	Avg. Opp. SB Odds	SB Odds
1.	Redskins	12.25	4000
2.	Eagles	12.69	5000
3.	Browns	13.69	10000
4.	Jets	14.06	5000
4.	Ravens	14.06	3300
6.	49ers	14.31	10000
6.	Vikings	14.31	2000
8.	Texans	14.44	3300
9.	Bills	14.50	5000
10.	Bengals	14.63	1800
11.	Buccaneers	14.75	10000
11.	Lions	14.75	6600
13.	Steelers	15.13	1,000
14.	Dolphins	15.25	6600
15.	Giants	15.31	2500
16.	Rams	15.56	6600
16.	Titans	15.56	7500
18.	Jaguars	15.63	5000
18.	Broncos	15.63	1800
18.	Packers	15.63	1000
21.	Colts	15.75	2500
22.	Falcons	15.88	5000
23.	Chiefs	15.94	2500
24.	Saints	16.00	6600
25.	Patriots	16.19	700
26.	Bears	16.25	5000
27.	Cowboys	16.31	2000
28.	Chargers	16.38	6600
29.	Raiders	16.69	2500
30.	Cardinals	17.25	1200
31.	Seahawks	17.44	800
32.	Panthers	17.81	1100

[ctrcat]

The tougher SOS talk is white noise from haters that refuse to look under the hood and/or use their brain.  

[usmcpanthers]

So according to this, we get another season of people saying we played a weak schedule #smh

[brandon_87]

Another season of "but who did you play?"


Ummm... everybody on our schedule... last year also included the top 2 teams to win super bowl for this conference in the playoffs, which were complete beat downs....so yea...

[The Huddler]

[billionairemonk]

[Daddy_Uncle]

Who cares. We'll whoop ass no matter who we play. Starting with the wild donkeys

[SCP]

Week one.