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Originally Posted by thabear04
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
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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.