Here are the homestands and road trips against teams from the same division

[Brees#1]

Cardinals (home)
Miami week 9
Buffalo week 10

Browns (road)
Jacksonville week 12
Tennessee week 13

Browns (road)
Pittsburgh week 6
Cincinnati week 7

Cowboys (road)
Baltimore week 13
Cincinnati week 14

Cowboys (road)
Washington week 7
Philadelphia week 8
(and these precede Pittsburgh, which is why they need to be careful)

Broncos (road)
New York week 4
New England week 5

Jaguars (home)
Pittsburgh week 11
Cleveland week 12

Raiders (home)
Denver week 10
Kansas City week 11

Chargers (road)
Tampa Bay week 4
New Orleans week 4
(if this is a split and given NO has not lost to LAC with Brees, hmmm?)

Rams (home)
New England week 14
New York week 15

Patriots (home)
Buffalo week 16
New York week 17
(Hasn't this been the case for four years now?)

Patriots (road)
Buffalo week 8
New York week 9

Jets (road)
Seattle week 14
Los Angeles week 15

Eagles (home)
New York week 7
Dallas week 8

The Football Team (just LOL) (home)
Dallas week 7
Bye
New York week 9

So if you see any splits, who loses and who wins. I don't see splits with the bolded. Some are unclear.

 

[handicappers]

 

[Scooby-Doo]

 

[Dalton]

It will all be on a neutral bubble field if it happens.

 

[Southieinnc]

WTF?

 

[Manster7588]

It will all be on a neutral bubble field if it happens.

@mrschaney is going to love you.

 

[Manster7588]

WTF?

Exactly

 

[RememberTheKoy]

The analyst you need to do is how schedules are currently constructed with out of conference games and if there is any definable pattern with them. If shit hits the fan and games need to be canceled and made up at later dates then those out of conference games will be the first to go to make room for the makeup games.

 

[NCChiFan]

Cardinals (home)
Miami week 9
Buffalo week 10

Browns (road)
Jacksonville week 12
Tennessee week 13

Browns (road)
Pittsburgh week 6
Cincinnati week 7

Cowboys (road)
Baltimore week 13
Cincinnati week 14

Cowboys (road)
Washington week 7
Philadelphia week 8
(and these precede Pittsburgh, which is why they need to be careful)

Broncos (road)
New York week 4
New England week 5

Jaguars (home)
Pittsburgh week 11
Cleveland week 12

Raiders (home)
Denver week 10
Kansas City week 11

Chargers (road)
Tampa Bay week 4
New Orleans week 4
(if this is a split and given NO has not lost to LAC with Brees, hmmm?)

Rams (home)
New England week 14
New York week 15

Patriots (home)
Buffalo week 16
New York week 17
(Hasn't this been the case for four years now?)

Patriots (road)
Buffalo week 8
New York week 9

Jets (road)
Seattle week 14
Los Angeles week 15

Eagles (home)
New York week 7
Dallas week 8

The Football Team (just LOL) (home)
Dallas week 7
Bye
New York week 9

So if you see any splits, who loses and who wins. I don't see splits with the bolded. Some are unclear.

Wait, so who is playing my Bears team in the Superbowl?

 

[CaptainStubing]

Why do I continue to click on these threads thinking they will make any sense at all?

 

[SteelersPride]

The analyst you need to do is how schedules are currently constructed with out of conference games and if there is any definable pattern with them. If shit hits the fan and games need to be canceled and made up at later dates then those out of conference games will be the first to go to make room for the makeup games.

I don’t think he needs to “do” an analyst.....

 

[mrschaney]

when you think about it, this really does make alot of sense.
Thanks for sharing!!

 

[Manster7588]

Why do I continue to click on these threads thinking they will make any sense at all?

They're like a car wreck, you cannot not look.

 

[mrschaney]

 

[Southieinnc]

The analyst you need to do is how schedules are currently constructed with out of conference games and if there is any definable pattern with them. If shit hits the fan and games need to be canceled and made up at later dates then those out of conference games will be the first to go to make room for the makeup games.

I do my wife. I don't do an analyst.... Just sayin'

 

[Brees#1]

It will all be on a neutral bubble field if it happens.

It still applies.

The analyst you need to do is how schedules are currently constructed with out of conference games and if there is any definable pattern with them. If shit hits the fan and games need to be canceled and made up at later dates then those out of conference games will be the first to go to make room for the makeup games.

Well, how are they going to do that when they made no special provisions to exclude OOC games? There are not even a even number of division games.

 

[Brees#1]

Usually, when a team plays two teams from the same division consecutively on the road or at home, they split. Some instances are not like that but that hinges on how the team's momentum is. Last year, Atlanta lost to both LA and Seattle because they were on a losing skid since week 2. Dallas won in both Cleveland and Pittsburgh in 2016 because they had been undefeated since week 1.

So here are some examples............
last year, the Packers split at KC/LAC. KC split with GB/Min. All of this weeks 8 and 9.
Steelers split with Cincinnati and Baltimore.
Cardinals split with Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Texans split with Carolina and Atlanta.

There were some exceptions, KC lost to both the Colts and Texans. There's a history of that happening often though because of how close the teams have been talent-wise. Colts lost to TB and NO both. Other sweeps were due to teams losing badly or having nothing to play for.

 

[mcnabb7542]

Why do I continue to click on these threads thinking they will make any sense at all?

Well its either this or you can turn on your TV and watch the news and really come to the conclusion there is some dumb asses walking around in this country

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

I fell asleep again

 

[rmilia1]

I don’t think he needs to “do” an analyst.....

Well not again anyway