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3 hours ago, Long n Left said:

Sorry, misread. Still way too close to Christmas...and it'll be cold in Nashville, most likely.

 

Plus, you'll have to wait until after the Week 8 game in New Jersey to finalize your travel and hotel plans as our game in Music City is included in the four that could get scheduled for Saturday.  (Two of the four will get moved: ours, Ratturds at Chargers, Giants at Colts, Jags at Fins).

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Whaddaya think?...

 

#NFL Season Win Totals from BetOnline 

ARI 5½
ATL 9½ 
BAL 8½ 
BUF 6½ 
CAR 8½
CHI 6½
CIN 5½
CLE 4½ 
DAL 8½
DEN 7½
DET 7½
GB 10½
HOU 9½
IND 6½
JAX 9½ 
KC 7½ 
LAC 9½
LAR 9½
MIA 5½
MIN 10½
NE 10½
NO 8½
NYG 7½
NYJ 6½
OAK 8½
PHI 10½
PIT 10½
SF 8½
SEA 8½
TB 6½
TEN 7½
WAS 5½

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5 hours ago, Long n Left said:

I put $200 on em to win the NFC at 50-1 when I was in Vegas last month. It ain't $100 grand, but I'll gladly pocket $10G. One less game to fret also!

If the Skins make the NFCCG, that begs for a return trip to Vegas to hedge your bet!  One of the Vegas casino owners put $25K on Michigan to win the basketball championship at 40-1, and when they made the final, he bet $330K on Villanova to win $100K. 

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Found that CG Technology also released over-unders yesterday. 

 

Skins were at 7 (-120 under, +100 over)

Philly 10.5, Dallas 9, Giants 6.5

Other teams below Skins: AZ 6.5, Buff 6.5, Chicago 6.5, Indy 6, NYJ 5, TB 6

Other teams at 7: Cincy, Denver, Miami

Lowest: Cleveland 4.5  Highest: Pats 12

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Few more bets to add:

 

Skins make the playoffs: Yes +285, No -350

Out of these six QBs, who will throw most TD passes: Brees 2/1, Goff 2/1, Carr 3/1, Cousins 5/1, Smith 7/1, Dalton 9/1

Out of these six QBs, who will throw most INT: Cousins 2/1, Mariota 3/1, Brees 3/1, Wilson 4/1, Dalton 6/1, Stafford 7/1

Out of these six QBs, who will throw for most yards: Ben 3/2, Rodgers 2/1, Goff 3/1, Winston 8/1, Smith 9/1, Bortles 10/1

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24 minutes ago, Skinsinparadise said:

Redskins announce they'll host joint training camp practices with the Jets in Richmond, Va., from Aug. 12-14. They didn't have joint practices since 2015 with the Texans.

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Good opponent! Our center and left guard will have their hands full with Williams. 

 

Our DBs can work on their confidence when they pick off the rookie. 

 

Scheme side they do both on O and D some other stuff then us, so that is nice (although most plays are vanilla then).

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  • 2 weeks later...

24. Washington Redskins

Seeming to face difficult schedules annually, the Skins again draw a tough 2018 road including a league-high six top-ten opponents. Washington does face the bottom-five Cardinals and Colts to start off, but has the NFL’s earliest bye (Week 4) and plays eight opponents ranked in the top 14 in their ensuing ten games. From Weeks 3-17, the Skins face the toughest schedule in the NFL. And all three of their primetime games are on the road.

 

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/79906/298/superior-strength-of-schedule?pg=2

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2 hours ago, HTTRDynasty said:

24. Washington Redskins

Seeming to face difficult schedules annually, the Skins again draw a tough 2018 road including a league-high six top-ten opponents. Washington does face the bottom-five Cardinals and Colts to start off, but has the NFL’s earliest bye (Week 4) and plays eight opponents ranked in the top 14 in their ensuing ten games. From Weeks 3-17, the Skins face the toughest schedule in the NFL. And all three of their primetime games are on the road.

 

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/79906/298/superior-strength-of-schedule?pg=2

 

This means very little to me; things change year to year in the NFL. It assumes all teams remain identical to their performance the year before. Won't happen. Someone we play will be way worse than they were last year and probably vice versa-- perhaps multiple times over. 

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2 minutes ago, kleese said:

 

This means very little to me; things change year to year in the NFL. It assumes all teams remain identical to their performance the year before. Won't happen. Someone we play will be way worse than they were last year and probably vice versa-- perhaps multiple times over. 

 

It actually doesn't.  Take a look at that link.  It's a much smarter dive into predicting SOS than almost any other method out there.  Not to say it will definitely be a far more accurate predictor than anything else out there, but I can appreciate the logic that went into creating it.

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3 minutes ago, HTTRDynasty said:

 

It actually doesn't.  Take a look at that link.  It's a much smarter dive into predicting SOS than almost any other method out there.  Not to say it will definitely be a far more accurate predictor than anything else out there, but I can appreciate the logic that went into creating it.

 

Ah, I assumed it was the traditional method. Just read his reasoning and the data he uses-- interesting and he's at least not being lazy about it. I do think our schedule is fairly tough because we play two divisions (both south divisions) that on paper look pretty solid. But will the Jags and Titans maintain? I do think Indy will be better with Luck returning and we will likely be facing a much more dangerous of GB than the league saw last year after Rodgers got hurt. But who knows, games like at NOLA may wind up looking a lot softer this year than they were last. 

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14 minutes ago, kleese said:

 

Ah, I assumed it was the traditional method. Just read his reasoning and the data he uses-- interesting and he's at least not being lazy about it. I do think our schedule is fairly tough because we play two divisions (both south divisions) that on paper look pretty solid. But will the Jags and Titans maintain? I do think Indy will be better with Luck returning and we will likely be facing a much more dangerous of GB than the league saw last year after Rodgers got hurt. But who knows, games like at NOLA may wind up looking a lot softer this year than they were last. 

 

Yeah, I think the main factor I want to see that isn't accounted for here (and maybe it can't ever realistically be accounted for) is when we face a team, not just who we face.  You obviously can't account for injuries that haven't occurred yet, which will have a large impact on the actual SOS at the end of the year, but I would love to see someone use a forecasting method that accounts for the fact that teams who get to face the Eagles and Texans earlier in the year will likely have a better chance of winning than teams who face them later in the year, given the fact that both QBs are coming off torn ACLs and will probably take a while to get back to form. 

 

Or, in the Redskins case, the fact that we are facing Bradford at the beginning of the year likely makes our schedule harder than a team that plays against Arizona later in the year, as they will probably be facing the rookie they just drafted, Rosen, after Bradford inevitably gets injured.  On the other hand, we face the Colts in week 2, so I doubt we are going to be facing Luck at his best (if he even plays) vs. another team that will play the Colts later in the year and will face a Luck that is closer to what he was before the injury.

 

I would love to see someone come out with a SOS that takes those factors into account.

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8 hours ago, HTTRDynasty said:

24. Washington Redskins

Seeming to face difficult schedules annually, the Skins again draw a tough 2018 road including a league-high six top-ten opponents. Washington does face the bottom-five Cardinals and Colts to start off, but has the NFL’s earliest bye (Week 4) and plays eight opponents ranked in the top 14 in their ensuing ten games. From Weeks 3-17, the Skins face the toughest schedule in the NFL. And all three of their primetime games are on the road.

 

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/nfl/79906/298/superior-strength-of-schedule?pg=2

 

 

**** Mara!

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