Next Year's Opponents

[adam]

Originally Posted by Thorn

Unless there are some very good off season acquisitions made, that's going to be a tough schedule if we want to make the play offs next year. Other than Oakland, the road games are all against good teams.

It's debatable. Most likely, the Browns are going to trade Anderson...which means that Quinn will be picking up the reigns. Most likely, barring an ungodly coming out year for Quinn, the Browns offense will be back at the developmental stage. The same thing goes for Green Bay if Favre were to retire this next season. They will most likely not be a great offense under Aaron Rodgers first real season of play. As for Minnesota, I don't think that they are all they are cracked up to be. Yes, Adrian Peterson is a total beast. However, if you find a way to contain him (no easy task of course) their offense is pathetic. Pittsburgh is a pretty tough team, but exploitable. That just leaves our division regulars, which are the hardest games we'll have all season.

Though, the home schedule has me foaming at the mouth.

[mootini]

Next season, Texans will make the playoffs. That schedule looks easier than the schedule you played this season.

[Andrew6]

Originally Posted by mootini

Next season, Texans will make the playoffs. That schedule looks easier than the schedule you played this season.

NFC opponnets seem a lil harder and the AFC teams seem to be about the same

Not looking forward to playing in Pittsburg or Lambeau this next year.

[threetoedpete]

Originally Posted by mootini

Next season, Texans will make the playoffs. That schedule looks easier than the schedule you played this season.

I'm looking at the schedule and from my tree they better learn how to get off the feild on third down. They play a lot of teams on the road who can move the chain on the ground. That doesn't play to our strengeths.

[Norg]

My thoughts on the sechudle

Home:
Indianapolis - We usually play indy good at home but everyone saying that this will be indy year of falling apart i hope so becasue it so hard to make it into the playoffs in are divison

Jacksonville- last year proved jax was the best team in are divison and will be hard to beat

Tennessee- another rival game and u know why LOL

Baltimore- a physical game and looking at the sechudle we have alot of cold physical games ahead of us LOL

Cincinnati-Beatable LOL
Chicago- we should beat them
Detroit-Also beatable
Miami-PLZZZ LOL


Away:
Indianapolis - Divison games to hard to tell
Jacksonville -
Tennessee-
Cleveland - i just keep thinking its just Cleveland LOL how hard can it be
Pittsburgh- Another physical game i was talking about
Green Bay -hopefully rogers does not play good
Minnesota- prob will be one of are toughest games of the season
Oakland-ummm we could win

[JayCee]

Originally Posted by Norg

everyone saying that this will be indy year of falling apart

Whose been saying that? With 20/22 starters returning they are still one of the front runners to go all the way.

[BigBull17]

Yeah, but some of their guys are starting to show age. However, Ill never discount #18. The bastard.

[HJam72]

I can't judge the schedule until I know what our record is going to be.

[Norg]

Originally Posted by JayCee

Whose been saying that? With 20/22 starters returning they are still one of the front runners to go all the way.

well some people where saying it because tony dungy retired ....

[DiehardChris]

Originally Posted by Norg

well some people where saying it because tony dungy retired ....

But... he didn't retire.

[b0ng]

Originally Posted by DiehardChris

But... he didn't retire.

It's like he watched a buttload of ESPN, but only for a week after the season ended.

[sakebomb]

I was thinking the same thing in regards to the home schedule.