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Coff · 12-22-2009, 10:25 AM

Here's the thing (and this is why is might not be simply the tougher schedule of playing in the NFC East):
-The Giants' non-divisional record over this span is nearly identical to the Redskins' (.521 vs. .505), yet the Giants' divisional record is .609. Clearly this is a team that steps it up when a divisional opponent comes to town.
-Furthermore, the Eagles divisional record vs. non-divisional record is nearly a wash (.670 vs. .635 respectively).

If it were simply a matter of a harder division, then these numbers wouldn't be what they are. It leads me to conclude that, for the Redskins, it's possibly a matter of heart and integrity.

12-22-2009, 10:25 AM	#4
Coff Impact Rookie Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Halfmoon, NY Posts: 688	Re: Divisional Play Here's the thing (and this is why is might not be simply the tougher schedule of playing in the NFC East): -The Giants' non-divisional record over this span is nearly identical to the Redskins' (.521 vs. .505), yet the Giants' divisional record is .609. Clearly this is a team that steps it up when a divisional opponent comes to town. -Furthermore, the Eagles divisional record vs. non-divisional record is nearly a wash (.670 vs. .635 respectively). If it were simply a matter of a harder division, then these numbers wouldn't be what they are. It leads me to conclude that, for the Redskins, it's possibly a matter of heart and integrity.