Strength of schedule

[tsylvester]

Chicago Bears (.550)Miami Dolphins (.542)Arizona Cardinals (.538)Green Bay Packers (.538)Kansas City Chiefs (.536)New England Patriots (.531)Las Vegas Raiders (.529)Buffalo Bills (.528)Los Angeles Chargers (.522)Carolina Panthers (.521)Minnesota Vikings (.519)New York Jets (.517)Los Angeles Rams (.516)Seattle Seahawks (.514)Denver Broncos (.512)Washington Commanders (.502)New York Giants (.498)San Francisco 49ers (.497)Pittsburgh Steelers (.495)Dallas Cowboys (.493)Tampa Bay Buccaneers (.491)Jacksonville Jaguars (.490)Philadelphia Eagles (.481)BaltimoreRavens

(.479)Tennessee Titans (.476)Houston Texans (.474)Detroit Lions (.467)Atlanta Falcons (.465)Indianapolis Colts (.465)Cincinnati Bengals (.450)New Orleans Saints (.434)Cleveland Browns (.429)

 

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[oldno82]

Interesting...all four teams in the AFC North have below .500.

[papasmurfbell]

I think the north is made up of mediocre teams.

[oldno82]

11 hours ago, papasmurfbell said:

I think the north is made up of mediocre teams.

Well you can pretty much make the case that the 90% of the NFL is as well.

At this point in time, I don't see any team the Ravens couldn't beat or get beaten by.

[papasmurfbell]

No.  Good teams the ravens sucked against last yr.  The bad teams they got fat on.  I still see this team a bit worse than 25.  Not all divisions have 4 mediocre teams.  There usually is at least 1 that is good.