NFL strength of schedule in 2014
 

Sucks to be the Raiders

Team – Opp. Win Pct.
1. Oakland Raiders -- .578
2. Denver Broncos -- .570
3. St. Louis Rams --.564
4. San Diego Chargers -- .563
4. San Francisco 49ers -- .563
6. Seattle Seahawks -- .561
7. Kansas City Chiefs -- .559
8. Arizona Cardinals -- .547
9. New York Jets -- .520
10. New England Patriots -- .516
11. Atlanta Falcons -- .512
12. Miami Dolphins -- .508
13. Green Bay Packers -- .504
14. Buffalo Bills -- .500
15. Chicago Bears -- .496
16. Detroit Lions -- .492
17. Washington Redskins -- .490
18. Dallas Cowboys -- .488
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- .484
20. Philadelphia Eagles -- .479
21. Minnesota Vikings -- .477
22. Carolina Panthers -- .473
23. Cincinnati Bengals -- .469
23. New Orleans Saints -- .469
23. Pittsburgh Steelers -- .469
26. Cleveland Browns -- .465
26. New York Giants -- .465
28. Baltimore Ravens -- .461
29. Jacksonville Jaguars -- .453
30. Houston Texans -- .441
31. Tennessee Titans -- .438
32. Indianapolis Colts -- .430

To be fair the only reason the Raiders SOS is that high is because it's not weighed down by having to play the Raiders twice....

4-12.

Actually, come to think of it, they were 4-12 with a much easier schedule.


≤ 4-12.

Raiders 3-13

Good to see we have a good chance to see the next chapter of The Legend of Luck.

All that says is that the two toughest divisions are NFC West and AFC West

With the way our schedule lines up there are a minimum of 3 prime time games this year.

Both games against Denver and San Francisco for sure.

What about Seattle, Pittsburgh, or New England?

Strength of schedule today means jack.

Yeah, when we start kicking those team's asses, they will say we haven't played anybody

I noticed something so I got out the Crayolas. Teams in any one division are grouped together pretty closely, due to the similar schedules obviously. The outlier is the NFC South; they're really spread out.

Man, the AFC South has got a shit schedule (AFCN, NFCE), on paper anyway. Of course, it means nothing once September rolls around.

Can't do a thing about our schedule. It is what it is.

CP will be happy next year or in total melt down. Should be exciting.

Especially in February. As we've seen, teams can have drastic improvement (Chiefs, for example) as well as dramatic decline (Falcons, Texans) in any given season.

Take the Texans...they draft a QB and get healthy, they're probably right back on top.

We haven't had free agency, cap casualties of significance, the draft, training camp injuries, etc.

Yep, lotta variables that have yet to play out.