Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: ThePresence
The Steelers won the Superbowl, they're SUPPOSED to have a tough schedule.Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: rpbri2886
Originally posted by: ThePresence
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Arrington graduated from my high school.
But yeah, I wouldn't say the Giants have the most brutal schedule. Most NFC teams are a joke anyway.![]()
Perhaps not the most brutal, but a really tough schedule:
COLTS
at Eagles
at Seahawks
BYE
REDSKINS
at Falcons
at Cowboys
BUCCANEERS
TEXANS
BEARS
at Jaguars
at Titans
COWBOYS
at Panthers
EAGLES
SAINTS
Redskins
That is one tough schedule.
Very tough schedule. Tougher than the steelers and the seahawks due to the fact that we have no easy to beat teams in our division.
I saw news of the Arrington signing yesterday. I'm so glad they finally got it done. I was happier to see that they backloaded the contract significantly and made most of it performance based, which are very smart things to do considering his injury history.
yeah because cleveland, baltimore, and cincy are so easy to beat. Right... but you guys are the toughest division in football... NOT
Dallas - Mediocre team with a top coach...
Washington - Bunch of over rated superstars with no team chemistry. FLOP
Philly - See Washington
Giants - Finally starting to resemble the giants of the early ninetys.
Steelers Schedule:
Miami
at Jacksonville
Cincinnati
BYE WEEK
at San Diego
Kansas City
at Atlanta
at Oakland
Denver
New Orleans
at Cleveland
at Baltimore
Tampa Bay
Cleveland
at Carolina
Baltimore
at Cincinnati
yeah show me the easy win in this schedule.
Also, New Orleans, Baltimore (twice) and Oakland are winnable games.
Winnable for sure. Not cake easy as the other guy said.
All four of those games should be cake easy. New Orleans will not be any better next year, despite the addition of Brees, Baltmire will suck, as will Oakland.
I'd be highly suprised if Pittsburgh did not walk away with a victory in each of those 4 games.
