pre-season strength of schedule ranks

[Captain Morgan]

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/165472/2015-nfl-strength-of-schedule 

 

 

 

doesn't mean a lot, but because of our crappy division last year, we have the 27th hardest schedule this year.

 

As far as home schedules go,  we are number 22, and on the road 31 and that includes games at Dallas

and Seattle.  (!!) 

 

Atlanta has the easiest schedule.

 

 

footnote, 

 

 

For what it's worth, and it appears meaningful for the 2015 Steelers, the team with the toughest preseason SOS has missed the playoffs in six of the past seven seasons. The only team that has advanced against those odds is the 2013Carolina Panthers. Good night and good luck to everyone involved.

[UpstatePanther]

KeepPounding!

[Lemory]

About damn time they gave us a schedule that looks easy.

[Jmac]

Doesn't mean much with our beloved Panthers. If the past holds true, the games they should win they don't...and visa versa.

[steveSmokin_D]

It wont hold true new season and we will turn the corner.

[Bartin]

Opening this thread I thought this was going to be about the strength of schedule for our preseason games. I'll just say I'm the glad it hasn't gotten to that level of meaningless stats yet.

[Shadow]

For what it's worth, and it appears meaningful for the 2015 Steelers, the team with the toughest preseason SOS has missed the playoffs in six of the past seven seasons. The only team that has advanced against those odds is the 2013 Carolina Panthers. Good night and good luck to everyone involved.

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/166566/inside-slant-peyton-manning-breaks-the-record-in-indianapolis-and-six-other-nfl-schedule-takeaways

[caatfan]

4 games against teams that made the playoffs last season. I didn't think that was bad, but SB champ NE only has four, while Seattle faces 8 playoff teams-one of 'em twice.