Most critical part of the schedule?
- Thread starter HawkFan72
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It's kind of curious this year. Anybody else notice that we play all four of our AFC games in succession, right now? I'm not sure that has ever happened before.
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The thing about that to me is that these next few games, being non-conference games (including the recent win over the Jags), are the least important games with respect to tie breakers. I agree with the sentiment that this next stretch will test the team, perhaps to the limit. The teams on the sched during that time are not necessarily the toughest games on the sked, but the lineup of 10am games and sheer number of road games, including the always daunting Thurs night game add a great deal of challenge to the task. But if we're going to falter, I'd rather have it be in Texas or Indy, than in divisional games in STL or AZ.
It's the schedule that's tough, not so much the teams we face. All are very beatable.
:229031_shrug:
The thing about that to me is that these next few games, being non-conference games (including the recent win over the Jags), are the least important games with respect to tie breakers. I agree with the sentiment that this next stretch will test the team, perhaps to the limit. The teams on the sched during that time are not necessarily the toughest games on the sked, but the lineup of 10am games and sheer number of road games, including the always daunting Thurs night game add a great deal of challenge to the task. But if we're going to falter, I'd rather have it be in Texas or Indy, than in divisional games in STL or AZ.
It's the schedule that's tough, not so much the teams we face. All are very beatable.
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