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Old 04-12-2007, 09:54 AM   #11
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Re: Let's Discuss the 2007 Schedule

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ESPN.com - NFL - Bills, Raiders have toughest 2007 schedules

Our strength of schedule. I know the teams were here before but still good to look at here. We have a balanced schedule at .500 The thing is that looks good but looking at it closer, we have the hardest schedule in the NFC east and second hardest in the NFC period. The AFC teams have harder schedules b/c of their dominance. It sucks because all that matters is our schedule vs our opponents and in that respect we have a tough schedule.
at first glancing at the schedule i thought good lord especially the last half of it is tough but who knows who will get hot at the right time ,hopefully it,s us ..
i don,t like the bye this early though.
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