Fantasy Index Scheduletron -- strength-of-schedule analysis
Last night, I pointed out the Broncos had played one of the hardest schedules so far (with their three losses against the Falcons, Texans and Patriots). But check out the numbers below. They show the remaining strength of schedule.
The Broncos’ remaining schedule – their final 11 games – are against teams that are currently 19-34. That’s the worst in the league. So Denver’s schedule, in essence, goes from being one of the hardest to one of the easiest.
They look like the frontrunners in the wide-open AFC West (though the Chargers can land a big punch in that fight; they host Denver on Monday night).
The overall numbers for all teams are below. In general, the AFC West teams project to play the easiest schedules in the final 12 weeks of the season.
The NFC West and the NFC North project to play the hardest schedules (because those divisions have done well so far). Of the nine projected hardest schedules, eight belong to those divisions.
The Giants entered the season projecting to play the hardest schedule overall, and they’re still in that mix.
REMAINING STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE
W L Pct
19 34 .358 Denver
18 32 .360 Kansas City
19 32 .373 San Diego
19 31 .380 Atlanta
23 36 .390 Oakland
24 34 .414 Indianapolis
22 29 .431 Jacksonville
26 33 .441 Pittsburgh
23 28 .451 Cincinnati
23 28 .451 Philadelphia
24 26 .480 Cleveland
25 27 .481 Carolina
25 26 .490 Baltimore
25 26 .490 Tennessee
26 27 .491 Miami
29 30 .492 Dallas
27 27 .500 NY Jets
26 26 .500 Houston
30 29 .508 Tampa Bay
27 25 .519 Washington
28 25 .528 Buffalo
28 24 .538 New England
28 23 .549 New Orleans
30 23 .566 Chicago
30 23 .566 NY Giants
31 22 .585 Green Bay
31 22 .585 Minnesota
31 22 .585 St. Louis
33 22 .600 San Francisco
33 20 .623 Seattle
34 19 .642 Arizona
39 20 .661 Detroit
—Ian Allan
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Posted by PETER DEBIASE | Oct. 09 at 12:56 PM
Nice to see the Broncos and Falcons both in the top 4. Looks like there may be some good performances to look forward to from my starting QB's.