- Apr 29, 2005
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Being a die-hard Steelers fan, it will be really nice to see them on tv so much (assuming that a LOT of their games will be nationally broadcast) but.....dang!!!
It's either going to be one of the most rewarding seasons ever or one of the worst because the potential is there to be beat ever week.
Without further ado, I give you.....the 2008 Steelers opponents:
Home
*Indianapolis (13-4)
Houston (8-8)
*NY Giants (14-6)
*Dallas (13-4)
*San Diego (12-6)
Road
*Jacksonville (12-6)
*Tennessee (10-7)
*Washington (9-8)
Philadelphia (8-8)
*New England (18-1)
Denotes '07 playoff team
Combined record - 117-58 (.669)
Factoids:
? Eight of Pittsburgh's 10 non-AFC North games are against 2007 playoff teams.
? All 10 non-division foes were .500 or better in 2007.
? New England plays four games against teams that finished over .500 in the 2007 regular season. Pittsburgh plays 10.
? Excluding the Steelers in 2005, the last four Super Bowl champs (Giants, Colts, Pats, Pats) are on Pittsburgh's schedule.
It's either going to be one of the most rewarding seasons ever or one of the worst because the potential is there to be beat ever week.
Without further ado, I give you.....the 2008 Steelers opponents:
Home
*Indianapolis (13-4)
Houston (8-8)
*NY Giants (14-6)
*Dallas (13-4)
*San Diego (12-6)
Road
*Jacksonville (12-6)
*Tennessee (10-7)
*Washington (9-8)
Philadelphia (8-8)
*New England (18-1)
Denotes '07 playoff team
Combined record - 117-58 (.669)
Factoids:
? Eight of Pittsburgh's 10 non-AFC North games are against 2007 playoff teams.
? All 10 non-division foes were .500 or better in 2007.
? New England plays four games against teams that finished over .500 in the 2007 regular season. Pittsburgh plays 10.
? Excluding the Steelers in 2005, the last four Super Bowl champs (Giants, Colts, Pats, Pats) are on Pittsburgh's schedule.