New Orleans 2010 NFL Schedule ....dates to be set in April.............

[99jc]

<span class="bm_keywordlink">2010 nfl schedule</span><p align="left">1.New Orleans Saints </p><p align="left">Home: Atlanta Falcons, Carolina
Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, St. Louis Rams, Seattle Seahawks,
Minnesota Vikings, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers</p>
Away: Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys,
Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals

 

[topdawg.sixpack]

nm

 

[8dog]

4 of the 5 non div games against playoff teams.

 

[Maroon Eagle]

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[patdog]

nm

 

[Maroon Eagle]

If Favre makes up his mind early and comes back, it's Minnesota. Otherwise, it's either Pittsburgh or Atlanta.

That better?

 

[99jc]

the last game of the season.

 

[EmoryBellard]

I would expect Saints to be favored to win 12-13 of these games.

 

[MFReb]

You win the SuperBowl, you get a harder schedule.

If youre looking for an easier ride then just play like the Lions.

 

[8dog]

I was just making an observation. And where you finish only affects 2 games. And I don't think it affects where they are played.

 

[615dawg]

The NFL used to do that - the better the team, the harder the schedule the next year. Now its a set rotation where each division plays another full division except for a couple of games.

Hey MFReb... some other things you may have missed ...
There are now 65 teams in the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament.
The SEC has expanded to 12 teams.
Goal posts are at the back of the end zone.
College football now has overtime.
There is a shot in basketball that counts for three points.
Women play sports.

 

[MFReb]

thought they still weighted the schedule in their efforts to keep things somewhat fair and balanced.............but damn they didnt change it THAT long ago did they?

i knew about the goal posts

 

[99jc]

KU

 

[Dawgfan61]

whenever they went to the current 4-team divisions which is at least as long as the last expansion team came into the league.

Winning the Superbowl has no effect on your schedule. However, if you win your division you get the two first place teams in the other NFC divisions you are not playing that year. For example Dallas received the same treatment for their schedule as did the Saints, Vikings, and Cardinals.

In related news the wheel has been invented and fire discovered.

 

[saltybulldog]

Cards (minus Warner and Boldin) = W for the Saints
Dallas = I could see this being a toss up.
Bengals = W for Saints
Steelers -- Toughest game on the schedule unless Ben DrunkandStupidburger gets rolled up this offseason = L

 

[JimC1097]

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