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Originally Posted by BlackOp
Unless you can't read or have a serious comprehension disability...Denver was awarded it's toughest opponents at home...which we already know has an altitude advantage.
KC got those same teams on the road....both GB and Cincinnati are different teams in their stadium. Schedule makers know this...they were a combined 13-2-1(t) in 2014....9-7 on the road.
It wasn't an accident...the NFL wanted a post-season Manning. It makes good business sense...
Don't forget...KC had only 4 home games in the first 12.
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Here we go with the scheduling excuse.
Yeah, let's not forget the game in London was a home game. You want it read like "4 of first 12 at home", suggesting what - that they played 8 road games in that stretch?
First 12 weeks - KC had 6 road games, 5 home games and a bye.
After Thanksgiving, KC played 6 games - 4 at home. I'll take that every year.
KC got PIT at home, DEN got them in PIT. For the first time in a while, DEN got NE in DEN. You guys got the Bills.
Denver and KC had 4 of their first 6 on the road last year.
Denver and KC had 4 of their final 6 at home last year.
Quit belly aching about the schedules, that shit is predetermined for the most part.
Blackout - You can go to one of many sites like the one below and look as far ahead as 2019 to get a look as to what to expect for home/away for each team.
http://www.fbschedules.com/nfl/nfl-f...-schedules.php
http://football.about.com/cs/footbal...chedproced.htm