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Our probable opponents for 2017:

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If we end up 3rd in the division like I'm expecting, we'll play Washington, Green Bay, Minnesota, Buffalo, and Miami at home and New England, Los Angeles, NY Jets, Detroit, and Chicago on the road in addition to the NFC South opponents. 

 

Thoughts on those opponents? Only thing I'm certain of is that the NFL is going to keep us off primetime for the most part. We'll get a TNF game and a MNF game against, say, New England and that will be it.

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4 minutes ago, Camp Fodder said:

I know the formula to determine who we play but was is the formula to determine who we have st home

I don't think there is one.  I know last time we played the east, we played new England and the jets at home so we play them on the road now. Same with the North.. We got embarrassed by green bay and Minnesota on the road in 2014, so we play them here this time. 

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