Based on combined winning percentages from the 2023 season, the Giants are tied with the Bills for the sixth-toughest schedule (.516).
1. Browns .547
2. Ravens .536
3. Steelers .533
T-4. Packers .526
T-4. Texans .526
T-6. Bills .516
T-6. Giants .516
T-8. Jaguars .512
T-8. Raiders .512
T-8. Patriots .512
11. Lions .509
T-12. Cowboys .505
T-12. Rams .505
T-12. Jets .505
T-12. 49ers .505
T-16. Bengals .502
T-16. Chiefs .502
T-16. Vikings .502
T-16. Commanders .502
20. Broncos .495
T-21. Colts .491
T-21. Eagles .491
T-21. Titans .491
T-24. Cardinals .488
T-24. Dolphins .488
T-24. Seahawks .488
T-27. Chargers .478
T-27. Buccaneers .478
T-29. Panthers .467
T-29. Bears .467
T-31. Falcons .453
T-31. Saints .453
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Not necessarily because the Eagles and Cowboys schedule includes the Giants twice each. The Giants schedule includes the Eagles and Cowboys twice each. So that's a big swing in SOS there alone.
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both have a higher SoS since they finished higher in the division? The Giants being bad lowers the SoS of division teams
Not necessarily because the Eagles and Cowboys schedule includes the Giants twice each. The Giants schedule includes the Eagles and Cowboys twice each. So that's a big swing in SOS there alone.
Ah, makes sense. I would be interested in the SOS outside the division for the NFCE teams.
Their SOS is softer because they play the Giants twice each.
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both have a higher SoS since they finished higher in the division? The Giants being bad lowers the SoS of division teams
Their SOS is softer because they play the Giants twice each.
and Wash, who had a worse record than we did.
Win a game or 2 at the end of the year where Daniel plays decent. Arrow is pointing up. Developing a rapport with the WRs. Can't mortgage the future in the draft. No sure fire franchise guys anyway.
Do it all again in 2025.
Their SoS is lower because they have two games against the Giants which NY has 4 games against them. If you take out the common foes, the Cowboys three teams (Texans, Lions, & 49ers) with a 0.667 winning percentage, the Eagles play three teams (Packers, Jaguars, & Rams) with a 0.55 winning percentage while the Giants play three teams (Vikings, Colts, Seahawks) with a 0.49% winning percentage.
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both have a higher SoS since they finished higher in the division? The Giants being bad lowers the SoS of division teams
Their SoS is lower because they have two games against the Giants which NY has 4 games against them. If you take out the common foes, the Cowboys three teams (Texans, Lions, & 49ers) with a 0.667 winning percentage, the Eagles play three teams (Packers, Jaguars, & Rams) with a 0.55 winning percentage while the Giants play three teams (Vikings, Colts, Seahawks) with a 0.49% winning percentage.
Thank you ! I was too lazy to look that up.
2. Ravens .536
3. Steelers .533
16. Bengals .502
Win a game or 2 at the end of the year where Daniel plays decent. Arrow is pointing up. Developing a rapport with the WRs. Can't mortgage the future in the draft. No sure fire franchise guys anyway.
Do it all again in 2025.
Not fair for Daboll
Talk about a bell curve.....sure the difference between the Browns and Saints matter....,almost a full game delta.
But Most teams are about the same SOS....not much a difference.
Much to do about nothing
It has to do with what strength each team is for each current game it plays. That strength of schedule can even change in-game, with injuries.
A good example would be Philly last year. Was Philly the same strength as a team late in the season, as they were early in the season?
Or, how about the Jets prior to, and after, their QB getting lost for the season?