2015 NFL Regular Season Chatter
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friendfromlowryOver/under Dalton's interceptions to Seahawks. 11?
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thavoice
Looks like you were correct.Automatik;1723059 wrote:Pittsburgh opens the season on Thursday night at NE.
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BR1986FB
I see them going undefeated with TheRapist setting the NFL record for TD's thrown and yardage in a season. Meanwhile, Bell comes back from suspension and sets the NFL rushing record along with the receiving record. Mike Tomlin is inducted into the coaching HOF even though he has no intention of retiring anytime soon.thavoice;1723259 wrote:Looks like you were correct.
I see 6-7 wins on that schedule for the steelers -
Automatik
10-6thavoice;1723259 wrote:Looks like you were correct.
I see 6-7 wins on that schedule for the steelers -
thavoice
With that defense?Automatik;1723262 wrote:10-6
I may go back and look, I kinda forgot about Bell missing the first 3 games.
I go with 5-6 wins now as I had them winning against the scRams in week three.
Missing him will hurt early on, but probably help them later in the season with him being a bit more fresh. That is, assuming of course, he comes back healthy.
Browns get a soft early schedule and start 3-0. They may end up 3-13 or get ten wins, who knows, but they will start out 3-0. -
IggyPride00
If you really believe that I have a bridge to I'd like to sell you in Brooklyn.Browns get a soft early schedule and start 3-0. -
thavoice
WHy would I want a bridge in brooklyn?IggyPride00;1723270 wrote:If you really believe that I have a bridge to I'd like to sell you in Brooklyn. -
Classyposter58
Lions have a pretty tough schedule next season but I'm thinking 10-6 is a solid number for this team. First 5 are brutal though...
at Chargers
at Vikings
Broncos
at Seahawks
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sportchamppsI like the way the Bengals schedule shapes up
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GoChiefs
How do you get Chargers and Vikings as brutal games? Neither were in the playoffs and were 5-3 at home. Thats not exactly an outstanding performance. Both are very winnable games.Classyposter58;1723420 wrote:Lions have a pretty tough schedule next season but I'm thinking 10-6 is a solid number for this team. First 5 are brutal though...
at Chargers
at Vikings
Broncos
at Seahawks
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BR1986FB
Plus, Mariota may be the Bolts QB in week 1.GoChiefs;1723504 wrote:How do you get Chargers and Vikings as brutal games? Neither were in the playoffs and were 5-3 at home. Thats not exactly an outstanding performance. Both are very winnable games. -
thavoice
Now only if they can win in prime time right?sportchampps;1723493 wrote:I like the way the Bengals schedule shapes up -
BR1986FB
As long as Heatmiser is their QB, I wouldn't be confident of anything.thavoice;1723570 wrote:Now only if they can win in prime time right? -
thavoice
Because everyone pretty much overplays their own team's schedule.GoChiefs;1723504 wrote:How do you get Chargers and Vikings as brutal games? Neither were in the playoffs and were 5-3 at home. Thats not exactly an outstanding performance. Both are very winnable games.
Plus the games are on the road.... -
Azubuike24
Since 2011.
Bengals in normal games (CBS, FOX): 37-12-1
Bengals in primetime games (ESPN, NBC, playoffs): 3-11 -
thavoice
Just mind boggling.Azubuike24;1723593 wrote:Since 2011.
Bengals in normal games (CBS, FOX): 37-12-1
Bengals in primetime games (ESPN, NBC, playoffs): 3-11
Granted, I mean, granite, those prime time games usually are against the better teams I guess you could say, but still..... -
Azubuike24
My math is a bit off, should be 37-16-1. Still the same idea though. And some of the primetime games have been against teams worse than them. A loss vs Baltimore when they missed the playoffs, a loss vs Pittsburgh when they missed the playoffs, one against an 8-8 Dolphins teams, a loss against Philly last year, etc...
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thavoice
True.Azubuike24;1723596 wrote:My math is a bit off, should be 37-16-1. Still the same idea though. And some of the primetime games have been against teams worse than them. A loss vs Baltimore when they missed the playoffs, a loss vs Pittsburgh when they missed the playoffs, one against an 8-8 Dolphins teams, a loss against Philly last year, etc...
but USUALLY they try to have the better games/matchups in prime time but that is all dependent on team expectations when it is made. DIvision games are kinda big usually and Balt/PItt usually is tough. Think philly made the playoffs the year before. Not entirely sure on the thinking/reasoning on the one vs the phins though. -
Azubuike24
Last year was vs Browns. My mind must be out of it today. That Phins game, they had the Gresham TD called back and Atkins left with a torn ACL. The Bengals made a nice comeback, but it stalled. The season was pretty down hill afterwards, actually.
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friendfromlowry
When Dalton was sacked for a safety in overtime, right?Azubuike24;1723607 wrote:Last year was vs Browns. My mind must be out of it today. That Phins game, they had the Gresham TD called back and Atkins left with a torn ACL. The Bengals made a nice comeback, but it stalled. The season was pretty down hill afterwards, actually. -
Azubuike24
Yep. They actually had a shot to win it, despite being down I think 20-3? Ended up not mattering much as they got the same playoff seed.
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Classyposter58
Chargers because a playoff team on the road is hard and the Vikings because it's a divisional rival which usually winds up coming down to the wireGoChiefs;1723504 wrote:How do you get Chargers and Vikings as brutal games? Neither were in the playoffs and were 5-3 at home. Thats not exactly an outstanding performance. Both are very winnable games.
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Lovejoy1984
Chargers didn't make the playoffs. -
GoChiefs
Did you miss the "neither were a playoff team" part?Classyposter58;1723785 wrote:Chargers because a playoff team on the road is hard and the Vikings because it's a divisional rival which usually winds up coming down to the wire
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