2015 schedule prediction
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Yeah, but at the same time we have to beat them at their own game sometime right? 2004 in the playoffs is the last we won in Seattle. Why the fuck should we get any favors from the schedule makers? We've been garbage for 10 years. We will always get the shit end of the stick until we start winning. This isn't anytning against you, because it pisses me off too. But when you look at it from a different perspective, it makes sense. The Bills end the season in NE literally every single year. Let's sweep those assholes this year and we won't have to worry about it. Fuck it, 13-3. Let's go I'm fired up.
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I realize we would still have to beat them at home during the season but everyone knows that games ramp up as the season goes on. If a team is in it near the end, the fans are louder and the team is amped.
It is a predetermined advantage to Seattle to close out the season at home against a division rival yet again. You can't know if the Rams are going to be in it before the season starts. The NFL brags about equality and fairness and then schedules the Rams on the road at Seattle 4 of the last 5 years to end the season. That my friend is bullshit no matter how you slice it. Besides, the way it was always supposed to work was that the teams with the least wins were supposed to get the easier schedule - not the toughest. While you have to be able to beat any team on a given Sunday, we all know that the home team generally has an advantage - especially when talking about rival games. In 2010, if we played that game in St Louis, we are in the playoffs. The 12th man was no where near as loud during the season that year.
It is a predetermined advantage to Seattle to close out the season at home against a division rival yet again. You can't know if the Rams are going to be in it before the season starts. The NFL brags about equality and fairness and then schedules the Rams on the road at Seattle 4 of the last 5 years to end the season. That my friend is bullshit no matter how you slice it. Besides, the way it was always supposed to work was that the teams with the least wins were supposed to get the easier schedule - not the toughest. While you have to be able to beat any team on a given Sunday, we all know that the home team generally has an advantage - especially when talking about rival games. In 2010, if we played that game in St Louis, we are in the playoffs. The 12th man was no where near as loud during the season that year.
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We're going to end the season on week 17 at home, against SF and the shitbirds will be playing the other shitbirds in Arizona.
My magic 8 ball said it would happen this way and I verified it with my Ouija board and Monopoly dice.
My magic 8 ball said it would happen this way and I verified it with my Ouija board and Monopoly dice.
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Three out of the last 10 seasons. But those 3 were in the last 4 years which is also bullshit. I feel Goodhell's thumbprint on that one too. So the NFL is sending a few franchises off the shorter pier. Doesn't make it right for any of them. And BTW - FUCK the patsies.
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Scheduling Division games at the end of the schedule is the right thing to do. That usually makes teams still have something to play for instead of resting players... so I like that part.
Not giving us a Home game this year in week 17 (no matter the opponent) is the equivalent of a Big Fuck You from Godell. We are overdue to have a Home game to end the year. Period.
Not giving us a Home game this year in week 17 (no matter the opponent) is the equivalent of a Big Fuck You from Godell. We are overdue to have a Home game to end the year. Period.
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I'd give this a like but it is so true I just can't.I predict that we will again have one of the toughest SOS schedules in the league and that New England will have one of the weakest.