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[GoColts8818]

6 Games with the AFC South

4 Games with the AFC East
@ New England and @ New York
Vs. Buffalo and Vs. Miami

4 Game with the NFC North
@Bears and @ Detroit
Vs. Green Bay and Vs. Vikings

2 Games with teams that finish in last place in the AFC North and AFC West
So the Browns and either KC or wait for it the Chargers.

Nice reward for a last place finish hunh lol.

[Smonroe]

You can never tell. But I guess I'm rooting for Jesus, er, I mean Tebow today. I'd rather face KC for the 3rd year in a row than the Chargers.

[sb2001]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE when we play the Pats! (with Peyton of course)

[Andy]

Looks like an 11-5 or 12-4 season.

[oldunclemark]

Looks like an 11-5 or 12-4 season.

That's what I'm saying....with Manning....11-5..

[21isSuperman]

That Green Bay game will be exciting! Same with the Pats game, as they always are.

[oldunclemark]

6 Games with the AFC South

4 Games with the AFC East
@ New England and @ New York
Vs. Buffalo and Vs. Miami

4 Game with the NFC North
@Bears and @ Detroit
Vs. Green Bay and Vs. Vikings

2 Games with teams that finish in last place in the AFC North and AFC West
So the Browns and either KC or wait for it the Chargers.

Nice reward for a last place finish hunh lol.

Vikings, Miami and Buffalo come to Indy..(3 wins)

But we play at the Bears..at the Jets and at the Pats....(for the 3rd year in a row).?

Not easy

[GoColts8818]

6 Games with the AFC South

4 Games with the AFC East
@ New England and @ New York
Vs. Buffalo and Vs. Miami

4 Game with the NFC North
@Bears and @ Detroit
Vs. Green Bay and Vs. Vikings

2 Games with teams that finish in last place in the AFC North and AFC West
So the Browns and either KC or wait for it the Chargers.

Nice reward for a last place finish hunh lol.

Revising it will be KC we play next year. Not sure if we go to Cleveland or KC but we'll get one on the road and one at home

[buffalo34]

Cleveland comes to Indy while Colts travel to KC next year.

Your two games on FOX will be Green Bay at Minnesota, as those are the NFC road teams that the Colts face next year. Of course, if they're on SNF or MNF, then they wouldn't be FOX games.

Here's what I can see for the games:

NE: Nationally Televised, SNF candidate
NYJ: I can picture this being a 4:15 game, largely distributed across the US
MIA: Regional game (only Indiana and Florida see the game)
BUF: Regional game (only Western NY and Indy see the game)
MIN: Regional game (Indy and Minnesota, probably much of the northern midwest too)
GB: Nationally televised, SNF candidate
DET: Regional game, probably seen across much of the Great Lakes area (except for Bears, Packers, and Vikings conflicts of course)
CHI: Probably a 4:15 game, largely seen across the US
CLE: Regional game, only Indy and Ohio see it
KC: Regional game, seen across Indy and the midwest

Divisional games are a crapshoot, I wouldn't be surprised to see an Indy-Houston game on national TV, whether it be SNF or MNF. Also, what's a Colts season without a division game on Thursday Night Football? Haven't they been on Tuesday Night going back to 2007 every year?

[ManningToCollie]

Its at New England again? Looking at the schedule, I can see us going 10-6 or 9-7 at the most.

[Captain Americolt]

Man those games with the NFC North will be exciting!! Packers and lions and the ok bears.......vikings game is a W

[Captain Americolt]

How come we are AT NE again? This is like the 3rd strait year

[Go Blue Horseshoe]

Can't wait! It has been a very long season, but I am sad that I won't get to see my Colts until next fall. I am excited about what should be a very exciting offseason, however.

[GoColts8818]

Its at New England again? Looking at the schedule, I can see us going 10-6 or 9-7 at the most.

Yep it's the rotation. You have to keep in mind when the NFL came up with this I am sure they didn't invision and the Colts pretty much winning their division every single year.

Although next year it's the roation of playing the AFC East where they just swap every three years. So we play the two teams on the road that we played at home in 09 and we play the two teams we played at home in 09 on the road.

The other years come from the Colts and Pats both finishing in the same poistion in their division and there is another rotation that go with that, it's two straight road game against that team and then two straight home games against that. The fact the Pats and the Colts have pretty much won their division every year other than the two where we had to play the AFC East anyways has made this look very lopsided.