Ease of schedule rankings?

[Jownzin]

I think your best bet is to look at team schedules individually instead of relying on strength of schedule. Those are always based on the previous years stats and lots of things can change. For example, I think Portis did himself a favor getting out of the AFC West because I expect Oakland and KC defense to be vastly improved.

So is Philly and Dallas

[SwiperNoSwiping]

i expect Jacksonville to be much improved on D as well.

[CC]

How? They were already awesome against the run and Juran Bolden and Dewayne Washington aren't difference-makers in the secondary.

[MadScott]

How? They were already awesome against the run and Juran Bolden and Dewayne Washington aren't difference-makers in the secondary.

They had zero pass rush last year. I wouldn't expect Hugh Douglas or Brackens to come up with such poor #s again. If they get any pressure this year, Bolden and Washington just need to be solid for them to be a better defense.

[moose_ffc]

I think your best bet is to look at team schedules individually instead of relying on strength of schedule. Those are always based on the previous years stats and lots of things can change. For example, I think Portis did himself a favor getting out of the AFC West because I expect Oakland and KC defense to be vastly improved.

So is Philly and Dallas

I see you are a Skins fan. I think they are going to be a great deep sleeper D. They have a very favorable schedule and I think that they will have a better D with the new coaching regime!

Hail to the Redskins!

btw - I am not even close to a Skins fan, but I have a soft spot in my heart for Joe Gibbs.