We officially will have the toughest schedule in the league in '09

[Sam Mills Fan]

Easiest Schedule: Chicago Bears at .414. For comparison, this is 7 games harder than New England's schedule this year (the easiest in NFL History, IIRC).

In order from there, Easiest to Hardest:

Minnesota Vikings: .420

Green Bay Packers: .428

Pittsburgh Steelers: .434

Baltimore Ravens: .438

Arizona Cardinals: .441

San Fransisco 49ers: .441

Cleveland Browns: .449

Seattle Seahawks: .457

St. Louis Rams: .465

Cincinnati Bengals: .465

Detroit Lions: .467

--------Clearly, the AFC North, NFC North, and NFC West have the easiest schedules.

Denver Broncos: .480

Oakland Raiders: .480

San Diego Chargers: .484

Kansas City Chiefs: .484

-----------Followed by the AFC West...

Washington Redskins: .492

----------- .500 mark

Houston Texans: .506

Tennessee Titans: .508

Indianapolis Colts: .512

Dallas Cowboys: .516

Jacksonville Jaguars: .516

New York Giants: .527

Philadelphia Eagles: .535

New Orleans Saints: .557

New York Jets: .568

Buffalo Bills: .570

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: .580

Atlanta Falcons: .588

New England Patriots: .590

Carolina Panthers: .592

Miami Dolphins: .594

I left the Dolphins out, they actually will have the hardest.

[Gazi]

That's because our Division has a good record and we're playing AFC East (also a division similar to ours in Record).

[X-Clown]

That's because our Division has a good record and we're playing AFC East (also a division similar to ours in Record).

and the NFC East

[hepcat]

Teams in bad divisions vs. teams in good divisions. The NFC South didn't have a team with a losing record in it this year. If New Orleans and Tampa went 4-12 say, then Panthers would have an easier schedule speaking in terms of %. Doesn't mean a thing it's just a statistic. Playing good teams in your division just makes for a better team. Don't expect San Diego or Arizona to do anything this postseason...mark my words.

[Snake]

Way to early to say. Teams go from Top to bottom quick in this league.

[HGG]

That's because our Division has a good record and we're playing AFC East (also a division similar to ours in Record).

You never know from year to year.

Jets, Dolphins, and Bills could easily suck next season. Tom Brady will be a married man, and may have an initial slump because of it, like Tiger Woods did, so the Patriots could be down a little.

[Go To Girl]

None of that means squat - let''s use the Dolphins for example. The should have been the easiest team to beat this year....apparently they weren't.

[PanthersATL]

Trying to be helpful, here's the list of our 2009 opponents that I have so far:

HOME

Atlanta

Tampa

New Orleans

Philly

Washington

Buffalo

Miami

"NFC North"

AWAY

Atlanta

Tampa

New Orleans

Dallas

Giants

New England

Jets

"NFC West"

Since I haven't found it yet, who are the lucky 2 teams that aren't listed here?

[Squirrel]

Trying to be helpful, here's the list of our 2009 opponents that I have so far:

HOME

Atlanta

Tampa

New Orleans

Philly

Washington

Buffalo

Miami

"NFC North"

AWAY

Atlanta

Tampa

New Orleans

Dallas

Giants

New England

Jets

"NFC West"

Since I haven't found it yet, who are the lucky 2 teams that aren't listed here?

NFC North will be Vikings

NFC West will be Cardinals.

[Kurb]

Fun stuff.

God I pray we aren't the NFL's scraficial lamb to open the new Cowboys stadium

Prolly the season opener for MNF :barf:

[Foxmustgo]

If Brees lit us up like that, imagine what Brady and Moss will do to us

YIKES

[-13 Amp-]

Yeah because we all know the defense is going to be exactly the same next year and nothing is going to occur in the off season.....so while you worry about that game next year, imma watch Carolina in the playoffs this year

[Peppers Powa]

/yawn who gives a poo, thats next year...besides Brady will probably be out next year as well.

[Sam Mills Fan]

We're going to have a TON of opportunities for marquee primetime games next year.