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GTripp0012 · 01-02-2012, 05:27 PM

It's a much more difficult schedule than this year.

Who knows what the Bucs will turn into? They could be really good, really bad, or anywhere in between. The Panthers will be scary when they get a defense. The Saints and Falcons will still be really good.

The interesting thing is the AFC North. There is no guarantee the Steelers and Ravens will be anything resembling the teams we know them as. The Bengals could be great if they get a second year offensive bump from Dalton, but I'm not convinced that is coming. The Browns could have the best defense in that division next year, but don't really have any hope on offense.

Drawing the Rams and Vikings as a fourth place schedule isn't bad. Both of those teams are ahead of us in terms of adding young players on offense, but obviously, thats a minor advantage, and we can beat either on any given day.

01-02-2012, 05:27 PM	#11
GTripp0012 Living Legend Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Evanston, IL Age: 37 Posts: 15,994	Re: Redskins' 2012 Opponents It's a much more difficult schedule than this year. Who knows what the Bucs will turn into? They could be really good, really bad, or anywhere in between. The Panthers will be scary when they get a defense. The Saints and Falcons will still be really good. The interesting thing is the AFC North. There is no guarantee the Steelers and Ravens will be anything resembling the teams we know them as. The Bengals could be great if they get a second year offensive bump from Dalton, but I'm not convinced that is coming. The Browns could have the best defense in that division next year, but don't really have any hope on offense. Drawing the Rams and Vikings as a fourth place schedule isn't bad. Both of those teams are ahead of us in terms of adding young players on offense, but obviously, thats a minor advantage, and we can beat either on any given day. __________________ according to a source with knowledge of the situation.