2013 49ers opponents

[CalamityX11]

IDK why i'm looking at it now, but i was just looking at the power rankings and i thought we would play the AFC south and i'm right.

Here's what we have at the moment:

Home
Atlanta(oh how SWEET)
Carolina(take it)
Houston(very fortunate)
Indianapolis(luv it)
NFC North(GB????)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Away
Jacksonville, Sunday, Oct. 27, at London's Wembley Stadium*possibel*
New Orleans(fine)
Tampa Bay(np)
Tennessee(np)
NFC East(hmm Gmen???)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Yeah, so down the road but wow honestly. We would have(if playoffs ended today) 5 2012 playoff teams at home with one away...

 

[DoobieKeebler]

So far all I heard was that SF is playing Jacksonville @ Wembley.

How did you figure out the schedule this early? I know a bit about scheduling and how it works, but is this something you read somewhere, or did you Sherlock this schedule (not sarcastic)?

 

[Jikkle]

The only opponents unknown are 2 of the other NFC divisions since we play the team that was ranked the same as we were in the standings.

Other then that all the other opponents are know. Not sure how the home and away part of the schedule works but I know there is some formula or what not for it.

 

[TobyTyler]

IDK why i'm looking at it now, but i was just looking at the power rankings and i thought we would play the AFC south and i'm right.

Here's what we have at the moment:

Home
Atlanta(oh how SWEET)
Carolina(take it)
Houston(very fortunate)
Indianapolis(luv it)
NFC North(GB????)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Away
Jacksonville, Sunday, Oct. 27, at London's Wembley Stadium*possibel*
New Orleans(fine)
Tampa Bay(np)
Tennessee(np)
NFC East(hmm Gmen???)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Yeah, so down the road but wow honestly. We would have(if playoffs ended today) 5 2012 playoff teams at home with one away...

That's a good schedule. Looks like all the toughest opponents will be at home for the Niners. Does this schedule change if the Niners are not the division champs?

 

[supreme_clientele81]

So far all I heard was that SF is playing Jacksonville @ Wembley.

How did you figure out the schedule this early? I know a bit about scheduling and how it works, but is this something you read somewhere, or did you Sherlock this schedule (not sarcastic)?

Reason my dear Watson. Since we are play Jacksonville in London that means we are playing AFC South. Since we played NFC North this year and NFC East last we must play NFC South next year.

Now games we know where 7 games will be because 6 are divisional and 1 is in London. So for the rest you look at where you played them the last time and reverse. Not an exact science and I'm sure we will probably play a team at home or away that our last game was either home or away. IE the Giants the last 2 years.

 

[supreme_clientele81]

IDK why i'm looking at it now, but i was just looking at the power rankings and i thought we would play the AFC south and i'm right.

Here's what we have at the moment:

Home
Atlanta(oh how SWEET)
Carolina(take it)
Houston(very fortunate)
Indianapolis(luv it)
NFC North(GB????)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Away
Jacksonville, Sunday, Oct. 27, at London's Wembley Stadium*possibel*
New Orleans(fine)
Tampa Bay(np)
Tennessee(np)
NFC East(hmm Gmen???)
Arizona
St. Louis
Seattle

Yeah, so down the road but wow honestly. We would have(if playoffs ended today) 5 2012 playoff teams at home with one away...

Thanks Cal. I think we will have either the Houston or Atlanta game away though. Especially if we play ATL @ home in the NFC Championship

 

[CalamityX11]

So far all I heard was that SF is playing Jacksonville @ Wembley.

How did you figure out the schedule this early? I know a bit about scheduling and how it works, but is this something you read somewhere, or did you Sherlock this schedule (not sarcastic)?

I googled lol....

 

[CalamityX11]

That's a good schedule. Looks like all the toughest opponents will be at home for the Niners. Does this schedule change if the Niners are not the division champs?

i believe it will reflect only on the two unknown NFC games... the Souths are a definitely I believe.

 

[CalamityX11]

Yeah, not sure if the home/away games are set(considering our hefty home game schedule) but that's what i have found at the moment.

 

[sjballer03]

Kinda tired of the Niners playing the Saints and Giants year in and year out, but that's how it goes I guess. I will be really looking forward to the games against the Falcons, Colts and Panthers.

 

[MHSL82]

Reason my dear Watson. Since we are play Jacksonville in London that means we are playing AFC South. Since we played NFC North this year and NFC East last we must play NFC South next year.

Now games we know where 7 games will be because 6 are divisional and 1 is in London. So for the rest you look at where you played them the last time and reverse. Not an exact science and I'm sure we will probably play a team at home or away that our last game was either home or away. IE the Giants the last 2 years.

Like we play the Packers in Lambeau almost every damn freaking time.