Fantasy Index Scheduletron -- strength-of-schedule analysis
Looking at the scheduling data, I see that San Diego, Green Bay and Philadelphia are set up to get off to nice starts this year. They project to have easy schedules at the start of the year.
Jacksonville, Kansas City, Miami and New Orleans, meanwhile, project to have the hardest schedules.
The numbers below are for each team’s first five games.
I also see that Pittsburgh’s schedule trends easy at the start of the game – evidence it can sneak through the Ben Roethlisberger suspension with its playoff hopes still intact.
The Rams play the league’s easiest schedule at the start of the year, but I don’t hold out much hope of them doing anything with it.
SCHEDULE DIFFICULTY EARLY IN SEASON
W L Pct.
26 54 .325 St. Louis
30 50 .375 Green Bay
31 49 .388 San Diego
32 48 .400 Philadelphia
34 46 .425 Pittsburgh
35 45 .438 Cincinnati
35 45 .438 Cleveland
36 44 .450 Indianapolis
37 43 .463 Seattle
40 40 .500 Chicago
40 40 .500 Dallas
41 39 .513 Arizona
41 39 .513 Baltimore
41 39 .513 Carolina
41 39 .513 New England
41 39 .513 Oakland
41 39 .513 Tennessee
42 38 .525 Detroit
42 38 .525 Houston
42 38 .525 Minnesota
42 38 .525 San Francisco
43 37 .538 Denver
43 37 .538 Washington
44 36 .550 Buffalo
44 36 .550 NY Jets
45 35 .563 Atlanta
45 35 .563 Tampa Bay
46 34 .575 NY Giants
47 33 .588 New Orleans
48 32 .600 Miami
49 31 .613 Kansas City
52 28 .650 Jacksonville
—Ian Allan
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Posted by JOHN MACHO | Sep. 05 at 11:02 PM
Didn't you used to do a whole season strength of schedule, and even two more specific to against the rush and against the pass? I really miss that, and can't seem to find it elsewhere. Thanks.