Thoughts?
First the federal government borrowed money; then gave the money to Bank of America; then I borrowed some of that money from Bank of America and gave it to the federal government; then the federal government gave the money back to Bank of America.
miller31time wrote:Sep 10 @Cincinnati 7:00pm - LOSS
Sep 16 N.Y. Jets 4:15pm - WIN
Sep 23 Arizona 1:00pm - WIN
Sep 30 @Cleveland 1:00pm - WIN
Oct 7 @San Francisco 4:15pm - WIN
Oct 14 St. Louis 1:00pm - WIN
Oct 21 @Buffalo 1:00pm - WIN
Week 8 BYE
Nov 5 @Pittsburgh 8:30pm - LOSS
Nov 11 Cincinnati 4:05pm - WIN
Nov 18 Cleveland 1:00pm - WIN
Nov 25 @San Diego 4:15pm - LOSS
Dec 3 New England 8:30pm - WIN
Dec 9 Indianapolis 8:15pm - LOSS
Dec 16 @Miami 1:00pm - WIN
Dec 23 @Seattle 4:15pm - LOSS
Dec 30 Pittsburgh 1:00pm - WIN
11-5 is my prediction for this season (and it's sort of a 'worst case' prediction, which bodes well for us). I see us having another great home record, with our only loss to Indy, and struggling a bit on the road, but only against the upper echelon teams.
UTMCretin wrote:My 'worst case' prediction involves multiple losses to the Cleveland Browns. I guess that makes me a pessimist
I used the term "worst case" fairly lightly. To put it into better context, my previous post was the worst case of what will probably transpire. The 'actual' worst case scenario is 0-16, which is oddly plausable for Oakland.
emunney wrote:Ron Swanson wrote: 9 YEARS!? like any of that matters
THAT LITERALLY IS HIS TENURE.
Nowak008 wrote:The first half of the schedule looks like cake. It wouldn't be totally out of the question to be undefeated till the by bye week. After the bye week is really brutal.
Worst case scenario 11-5? I think that is pretty insane if you ask me, Considering how rough our schedule is, and how everyone in our division is going to be much better, I think 11-5 would be a very good year.
