Seachickens@Browns

NFL's softest schedule through six weeks - 0.286 winning percentage for opponents.

 

Kitchens and Monken owe us an explanation on this one.

 

I'm not surprised, and it's about to change dramatically. Kind of interesting that the Ravens get Seattle this week, then a bye, and then New England....Sounds familiar.

 

Actually, the Patriots have had an easier schedule (through 5 weeks) - 0.278

 

Good get...And what a f'n joke that is. Smh...

 

You know that the browns are a big part of that. 286 winning percentage

 

Bottom six:
Baltimore - 0.286
San Francisco - 0.300
New England - 0.303
Buffalo - 0.379
Seattle - 0.389
Dallas - 0.394

Top six:
Tampa - 0.657
Los Angeles (Rams) - 0.657
Cincinnati - 0.647
Pittsburgh - 0.629
New York (Jets) - 0.621
Cleveland - 0.588

 

Remember a couple years ago when the Browns were 0-6? In an article I wrote, I added up their opponents W/L records and stated that the Browns had played the hardest schedule in the NFL. I was reminded (in suppository form) that 6 of those opponent's wins were due to playing the Browns. Ever since then, whenever I calculate a team's opponent W/L record, I only use their opponents record in games not involving that team. Using this method, through 5 weeks (I haven't yet entered week 6);

The top 6

• Saints - 0.700
• Buccaneers - 0.684
• Chiefs- 0.658
• Rams - 0.650
• Steelers - 0.632
• Jets - 0.625

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The bottom 6

• Patriots - 0.278
• Eagles - 0.306
• 49ers - 0.313
• Ravens - 0.342
• Chargers - 0.361
• Cowboys and Bills - 0.421

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Thanks for the laugh Lyman

 

If Lyman is going to use a suppository the bye week would be the perfect time

 

Gid,

Don't quit your day job. Stand up comedy ain't your strong suit.