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The whole thing is dumb. Every year people get their panties in a wad over strength of schedule which has almost no bearing on how this years teams will perform. Last year it was “oh god, we have Jacksonville” and “the Colts should be an easy W”.
I’m sure there’s several other teams I’m forgetting about but the point is a lot of these teams aren’t the same as they were last year due to retirements (Gronk), trades, personnel moves, HC moves (AZ and Tampa) and so on. Basically this chart means nothing and next year we can look back on it and I highly doubt it will turn out we had the hardest schedule based on defenses. Same dung every year.
Good post: The NFL is watered down level of parity making schedules and past performance irrelevant. Schedules don't matter as 8-8 is the baseline for all teams. Coaching, and Injuries is what changes the model....scheduling generated based on TV ratings (money) not win or losses.