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Panthers, Saints, and Falcons By Far Had The Toughest NFL Schedule and Most Meaningful Wins

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by golly the last scenario any nfc south fan should want but every nfl fan dreams of is having all three nfc south teams in the playoffs.

all three have faced the toughest sos in the nfl and had the more meaningful wins against legit opponents more-so than any other team in the nfl. 

so keep yall head up. 

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1 hour ago, Saca312 said:

by golly the last scenario any nfc south fan should want but every nfl fan dreams of is having all three nfc south teams in the playoffs.

all three have faced the toughest sos in the nfl and had the more meaningful wins against legit opponents more-so than any other team in the nfl. 

so keep yall head up. 

where are the Pats? They played our division but the rest of the schedule is a complete f(cking joke aside from the Steelers coming up soon.

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38 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

where are the Pats? They played our division but the rest of the schedule is a complete f(cking joke aside from the Steelers coming up soon.

I don't know how they left the Patriots off. Patriots have had the 8th toughest schedule in the league, 4th toughest of all the teams with winning records. They should be right after us. Here's the full order -- Bolded teams with winning records:

1    Saints
2    Falcons
3    Panthers
4    Dolphins
5    Buccaneers
6    Packers
7    Bears
8    Patriots
9    Vikings
10    Rams
11    Redskins
12    Texans
13    Jets
14    Lions
15    Bills
16    Browns
17    Seahawks
18    Forty-Niners
19    Steelers
20    Chiefs
21    Raiders
22    Cowboys
23    Cardinals
24    Giants
25    Colts
26    Ravens
27    Broncos
28    Titans
29    Jaguars
30    Bengals
31    Eagles
32    Chargers

This source has the Falcons and Saints switch spots:
http://playoffstatus.com/nfl/afcsosag.html
http://playoffstatus.com/nfl/nfcsosag.html

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