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Colts 2017 Schedule
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10-6
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Championship.
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None of those games seems unwinnable.
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As of right now, I think 9-7 should be the lowest expectation based on that schedule.
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Looks like 11-5 or 12-4 to me.
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I think 12-4 is the ceiling this year if half of our FA's and draft picks pan out.....9-7 at the very bottom end if the wheels fall off and even with the Wood Chopping King in charge
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Per NFL.com
Colts have the easiest schedule in the league based on team records from last year. "This is strictly by last year's collective winning percentage -- the Colts' opponents this year had an average winning percentage of .424 percent in 2016 -- but any team in the AFC South could be eligible for this slot. The Texans, Colts, Titans and Jaguars all get to play the woebegone Browns and 49ers, while the Jaguars also field the Jets on the road in Week 4 -- a very winnable game in Tom Coughlin's return to MetLife Stadium. So what makes the Colts' schedule a little bit more fortuitous in my opinion? A back-and-forth stretch between Sept. 10 and the end of October where you can't find two devastatingly difficult games in a row. The Colts travel to Los Angeles before taking on the Cardinals and Browns at home. Then, they go to Seattle before hosting the 49ers. Then, to Tennessee before hosting the Jags and traveling to Cincinnati. If a healthy Andrew Luck is on a roll, the Colts have a good chance of hitting the halfway point in first place." |
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@LAR - W
AZ - W CLE - W @SEA - L SF - W @TEN - L JAX - W @CIN - W @HOU - L PIT - L TEN - W @JAX - W @BUF - W DEN - L @BAL - L HOU - W 10-6 seems pretty do-able. I think that probably sets us up for another early playoff exit, but I don't see how we lose too many games with this schedule. Seattle seems like the only for-sure loss, the rest I would expect the Colts to be favored in, even with, or at least have a solid chance of winning. None of our division opponents scare me, Cincy lost their OL and hasn't been the same since Zimmer left, Baltimore and Pitt and Denver all will probably have flaws. CLE, SF, LAR, and JAX x2 seem like 5 built-in wins. |
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Except we still have Pag's as the coach. He will lose winnable games all by himself. My prediction is 8-8 while getting completely blown out in a couple of games and Pags gets fired.
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