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The way the league is now with so much player movement I don't think there's such a thing as an easy schedule or a weak schedule. Teams turn around so fast now for better and for worse. People talk about the Rams and Pats but it goes the other way too. Look at the Giants last year after being NFC champs the year before. I'll take 9-7 regardless of schedule over 7-9.
Only 2 games on the schedule are determined by a teams last record. 6 games in your own division, 4 games versus another division interconference that rotates each year and 4 games versus a division in the other conference that rotates each year. That leaves 2 "throw in" games determinant upon last years record. Our 2 are Cincy and Houston. I think Cincy has to be better this year too.
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