*Chicago better not have a slow start, that final stretch looks brutal. Not even "
Daaaaaa Pope" can help you.
Wow, that looks like it might be the toughest schedule of the season. They've got a tough row to hoe just in their own division, then throw in the NFC East and AFC North, both of which are tough divisions. It looks like they have a couple of winnable games before their bye, but no section of their season looks particularly easy.
*The Bills have a sneaky good/easy route to winning the AFC, as they face their four toughest opponents at home (BAL, KC, CIN, and PHI).
In the past that didn't mean much for the Bills, especially later in the season, but last year they were undefeated at home. I would love to see another Superbowl without the Chiefs before I die.
*The 49ers have a favorable schedule, arguably the easiest. I cannot see them missing the playoffs two years in a row.
I hope you're right, last season was a huge disappointment. Our season does look fairly easy with the NFC South and AFC South making up the bulk of our match-ups.
*The Giants don't even have to try and tank for Arch Manning, their schedule is insane, it rarely gets any worse than that. Vegas have their win total at O/U 5.5 and i only see three wins tops.
Lol, both NY teams are looking fucked this year.
Interesting to see three games in the UK this year (four if you count Ireland as part of the UK, but let's not get political.) A total of seven games being played in foreign lands, including Spain for the first time. It makes me question why they don't have at least one regular season game in Mexico every year. Seems like a no-brainer.
I've always been a massive Madden fan, not so much cage.
Despite hating the Raiders, I've always been a fan of Madden too. His time with the Raiders was before I got into football, so I mostly knew him as a TV and Radio broadcaster. I always appreciated his insight, wit, humor. Not to mention he was about as classy a gentleman as one could imagine.
Nicholas Cage is a tool and a very limited actor, but I've enjoyed a few films he's been in. Most notably, David Lynch's Wild at Heart, but that's due to David Lynch's weirdness and vision and nothing to do with Cage other than the role was perfect for him. Then of course there's Lord of War, his best movie in my opinion.