2018 NFL strength of schedule

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Cowboys' positives in 2020 included rookies, Dalton Schultz and others

14hTodd Archer

Dolphins' critical offseason centers on QB room, who to draft at No. 3

14hCameron Wolfe

For Chiefs' Andy Reid, 'every down is a throwing down,' even on fourth-and-1

14hAdam Teicher

Buffalo Bills can justify trading Patrick Mahomes pick by reaching Super Bowl

14hMarcel Louis-Jacques

New Broncos GM George Paton must awaken 'sleeping giant' in Denver

23hJeff Legwold

Josh McDaniels a hot name in Philadelphia Eagles' coaching search

1dTim McManus

Tom Flores, Charles Woodson hoping to take Raiders, Raider Nation to Canton

2dPaul Gutierrez

Tom Brady's success with Buccaneers sparks mixed reaction in New England

2dMike Reiss

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2dNick Wagoner

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2dShelley Smith

Coordinator Leslie Frazier, Buffalo Bills defense delivering when it counts

3dMike Reiss

Buccaneers' Tom Brady sends jersey to Washington's Chase Young

4dJenna Laine

Mac Jones as Patriots' QB of future? Decision at No. 15 could be telling

4dMike Reiss

Robert Saleh's arrival bodes well for New York Jets' Sam Darnold

5dRich Cimini

From drive-ins to outdoor setups, Buffalo Bills fans find ways to watch playoff games

5dMarcel Louis-Jacques

2018 NFL strength of schedule

Mar 22, 2018

ESPN

Below are 2018 strength of schedule figures, based on opponents' winning percentage in 2017.

Strength Of Schedule

RANK	TEAM	PCT.*
1	Green Bay Packers	.539
T-2	New Orleans Saints	.535
T-2	Detroit Lions	.535
4	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	.531
T-5	Cleveland Browns	.523
T-5	Seattle Seahawks	.523
T-5	Los Angeles Rams	.523
T-8	Chicago Bears	.520
T-8	Minnesota Vikings	.520
T-8	New York Giants	.520
T-8	Arizona Cardinals	.520
12	Carolina Panthers	.512
13	Atlanta Falcons	.508
14	Washington Redskins	.504
T-15	San Francisco 49ers	.500
T-15	Miami Dolphins	.500
T-15	Dallas Cowboys	.500
18	Buffalo Bills	.496
T-19	Philadelphia Eagles	.492
T-19	Kansas City Chiefs	.492
21	Baltimore Ravens	.488
T-22	New England Patriots	.484
T-22	Indianapolis Colts	.484
24	Los Angeles Chargers	.480
T-25	Pittsburgh Steelers	.477
T-25	Jacksonville Jaguars	.477
T-25	New York Jets	.477
T-25	Denver Broncos	.477
T-29	Oakland Raiders	.473
T-29	Cincinnati Bengals	.473
31	Tennessee Titans	.465
32	Houston Texans	.453
* Combined 2017 winning percentage of all 16 opponents