The Ravens-Steelers game has been moved to Sunday, leaving a pretty lean slate for Thursday. The Lions are an uninspiring 4-6 (they seem worse) while the other three teams all have 3-7 records. At least one of the games will feature a division leader at the end of the day.

Both Dallas and Washington, after all, are only a half game behind the Eagles. Most likely we’ll see the winner of that game becoming the first NFC East team to collect its fourth win.

While that division has been a disaster thus far, somebody’s got to win it.

If you play around with the strength of schedule data, it indicates that Dallas has the inside track. Its remaining games are against teams that are collectively 21-37-2 right now. Their six remaining games are against teams that have won 10 fewer games than anyone else.

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE (Weeks 12-17)
TeamWLTPct
Seattle20391.342
Dallas21372.367
Las Vegas23370.383
Chicago26340.433
Baltimore26331.442
LA Rams27330.450
Cleveland27330.450
New Orleans27331.451
Tampa Bay23270.460
Green Bay28321.467
Minnesota29330.468
Miami28311.475
Arizona28311.475
Tennessee29310.483
New England29310.483
Indianapolis30300.500
Kansas City31300.508
Washington31291.516
Cincinnati31290.517
Buffalo31290.517
Carolina26240.520
NY Giants31281.525
Detroit33280.541
Pittsburgh32271.542
Houston32271.542
San Francisco33270.550
LA Chargers33270.550
Philadelphia34260.567
Jacksonville36240.600
Denver37240.607
NY Jets37230.617
Atlanta40220.645

—Ian Allan