Ravens have #1, and based on their reasoning I can be okay with that.

Story Here.

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Can't complain, actually surprised to see us that high. In my opinion we are either 1 or 2 though so it is great that the rest of the country agrees. The players who travel here all understand what they're getting themselves into.

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Anyone want to make me a new signature? I've held out hope long enough.
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And then there's the toughest home field ref advantage which would be Lambeau and Lucas Oil...

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Mine:

#1: Denver- elevation changes kick distance, throwing distance, and conditioning. It's a very large benefit to be the team that's used to it.
#2: Seattle- probably the most intimidating and disruptive place to play in the NFL.
#3: Kansas City- Arrowhead hasn't lived up to it's reputation in recent years, but it used to be very tough
#4: Chicago in winter
#5: Lambeau in winter

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"I believe there’s merit to the idea that once something in life becomes conventional, it’s no longer the safest path to success." -Matt Waldman
"If everyone's thinking alike, no one's thinking." -Bill Walsh

Baltimore's hard to argue against but the fact that they tend to field a highly competitive team every year definitely skews the numbers. The fact that after 4 "losing" seasons in a row we're still considered one of the most difficult places to play is pretty damn impressive. Good job 12's.

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Tanzania¹²

They were the only team to beat Green Bay last year in the regular season...

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Thanks.