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To begin the season everyone was saying we have the easiest schedule..... Doesn't look that way now, Hope they start giving respect where respect is due.... Rather in saying they play in a weak division.... Go Colts!!! We still have to Play Cincy, Dallas, Pitt, New england, Giants.... Even the Browns have looked decent

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Yup. Cincy is hard, Houston is hard, Dallas is gonna be very hard unless Romo lives up to expectations and sucks in december, and then we have a revitalized patriots team.

Who have 2 good TE's that'll do damage to our defense that struggles with TE's

And Wright runs like a WR...... No way our LB's are covering him

He's starting to look like what Aaron Hernandez should've been when paired with the Gronkster

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Yup. Cincy is hard, Houston is hard, Dallas is gonna be very hard unless Romo lives up to expectations and sucks in december, and then we have a revitalized patriots team.

 

cincy hard? their defense has looked like swiss cheese the last two weeks. luck is gonna have a field day

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The schedule started top heavy, that was the problem. Denver and Philly can score. And besides, I still think the Philly game was taken from the Colts but I won't get too into that now. Whats done is done. 

 

I also feel we tend to be slower starters under Luck since his rookie season too.

 

The Colts will be fine this year and will win a lot of games.

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According to playoffstatus.com the Colts have played the 5th hardest schedule in the afc and the 9th hardest in the league. They have the 6th hardest remaining schedule in the afc and the 17th hardest in the league. That's based on this year's records.

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If Murray stays healthy, Dallas will be hard to beat.

Hopefully in December the game comes down to Chokmo and throwing the ball.

Agreed if they keep running murray 30 times a game like they have i dont see Murray being very effective or healthy come december and if that happens we will see some tony ohno

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Cause Jags, Tenn, & Houston are in our div.

 

Okay, but we compensate for that by playing the Eagles, Broncos, Patriots, Ravens, Bengals, Cowboys, Browns, and the Steelers. That is not easy. Granted the Browns are a bit of a surprise, but even if you take that away, that is crazy tough.

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Okay, but we compensate for that by playing the Eagles, Broncos, Patriots, Ravens, Bengals, Cowboys, Browns, and the Steelers. That is not easy. Granted the Browns are a bit of a surprise, but even if you take that away, that is crazy tough.

That may be but playing Houston & Jag twice a year sques the strength of schedule since the two teams had bad seasons last year...

Simple math...

NFC east wasnt good last year either, or Browns, & Steelers, & Ravens were middle of the pack, so again it is what it is...

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I never thought this was an easy schedule. I have no idea why it was ever considered the easiest.

Strength of schedule is determined by last year's records, which based off of that, the Colts did indeed have the easiest. But many of our opponents have significantly improved since last year. So now, I'd say it's amongst one of the toughest.

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Strength of schedule is determined by last year's records, which based off of that, the Colts did indeed have the easiest. But many of our opponents have significantly improved since last year. So now, I'd say it's amongst one of the toughest.

This system remains one of the dumbest systems for determining any year's strength of schedule. While it is impossible to predict how teams will perform after all of the changes that are made each off season.  The press should just not say anything about a new year until the season starts to unfold.

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Strength of schedule is determined by last year's records, which based off of that, the Colts did indeed have the easiest. But many of our opponents have significantly improved since last year. So now, I'd say it's amongst one of the toughest.

 

I understand that, but applying logic to our schedule I never thought it was easy.

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