2011 NFL SCHEDULE RELEASED - EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
We got a schedule this evening, now let's get a new CBA ironed out & signed. Here are some of the schedule's high & low lights:
Opening week
Thursday, September 8th - New Orleans at Green Bay
Sunday, September 11th(9/11) - NYG at Washington
Sunday night, September 11th - Dallas vs. NYJ at the new Meadowlands Stadium
Monday night doubleheader, September 12th - New England at Miami & Oakland at Denver
Sunday Night Highlights
9/18 Philadelphia at Atlanta - Michael Vick returns to the Georgia Dome
9/25 Pittsburgh at Indianapolis
10/2 NYJ at Baltimore
10/9 Green Bay at Atlanta
10/23 Indianapolis at New Orleans
11/6 Baltimore at Pittsburgh
11/13 New England at NYJ
11/27 Pittsburgh at Kansas City
12/4 Indianapolis at New England
12/25(Christmas Day) Chicago at Green Bay
Other notable matchups
10/3(Monday Night game) - Indianapolis at Tampa Bay
10/31(Monday Night game) - San Diego at Kansas City
11/7(Monday Night game) - Chicago at Philadelphia
11/21(Monday Night game) - Kansas City at New England
11/24(Thanksgiving Day) - Green Bay at Detroit
Miami at Dallas
San Francisco at Baltimore - matchup of Jim & John Harbaugh
12/26(last Monday Night game) - Atlanta at New Orleans
Chiefs 2011 schedule
9/11 Buffalo
9/18 at Detroit
9/25 at San Diego
10/2 Minnesota
10/9 at Indianapolis
10/16 BYE
10/23 at Oakland
10/31 San Diego(Monday night)
11/6 Miami
11/13 Denver
11/21 at New England(Monday night)
11/27 Pittsburgh(Sunday night)
12/4 at Chicago
12/11 at NYJets
12/18 Green Bay
12/24 Oakland(Saturday)
1/1 at Denver
The Chiefs have three prime time games, two at Arrowhead.
The club also finalized their preseason schedule:
Friday 8/12 Tampa Bay
Friday 8/19 at Baltimore
Friday 8/26 St Louis
Thurs 9/1 at Green Bay
Who got the toughest, who got the easiest schedules?
Toughest schedule goes to Carolina. Their opponents had a combined 142-114 record.
Next is the Buffalo Bills at 137-119
Third toughest is Denver at 133-123(Chiefs have the 7th most difficult schedule)
Easiest schedule goes to Arizona. Their opponents had a combined 113-143 record.
Next is Baltimore at 117-139
Third easiest is San Francisco at 119-137.
Opening week
Thursday, September 8th - New Orleans at Green Bay
Sunday, September 11th(9/11) - NYG at Washington
Sunday night, September 11th - Dallas vs. NYJ at the new Meadowlands Stadium
Monday night doubleheader, September 12th - New England at Miami & Oakland at Denver
Sunday Night Highlights
9/18 Philadelphia at Atlanta - Michael Vick returns to the Georgia Dome
9/25 Pittsburgh at Indianapolis
10/2 NYJ at Baltimore
10/9 Green Bay at Atlanta
10/23 Indianapolis at New Orleans
11/6 Baltimore at Pittsburgh
11/13 New England at NYJ
11/27 Pittsburgh at Kansas City
12/4 Indianapolis at New England
12/25(Christmas Day) Chicago at Green Bay
Other notable matchups
10/3(Monday Night game) - Indianapolis at Tampa Bay
10/31(Monday Night game) - San Diego at Kansas City
11/7(Monday Night game) - Chicago at Philadelphia
11/21(Monday Night game) - Kansas City at New England
11/24(Thanksgiving Day) - Green Bay at Detroit
Miami at Dallas
San Francisco at Baltimore - matchup of Jim & John Harbaugh
12/26(last Monday Night game) - Atlanta at New Orleans
Chiefs 2011 schedule
9/11 Buffalo
9/18 at Detroit
9/25 at San Diego
10/2 Minnesota
10/9 at Indianapolis
10/16 BYE
10/23 at Oakland
10/31 San Diego(Monday night)
11/6 Miami
11/13 Denver
11/21 at New England(Monday night)
11/27 Pittsburgh(Sunday night)
12/4 at Chicago
12/11 at NYJets
12/18 Green Bay
12/24 Oakland(Saturday)
1/1 at Denver
The Chiefs have three prime time games, two at Arrowhead.
The club also finalized their preseason schedule:
Friday 8/12 Tampa Bay
Friday 8/19 at Baltimore
Friday 8/26 St Louis
Thurs 9/1 at Green Bay
Who got the toughest, who got the easiest schedules?
Toughest schedule goes to Carolina. Their opponents had a combined 142-114 record.
Next is the Buffalo Bills at 137-119
Third toughest is Denver at 133-123(Chiefs have the 7th most difficult schedule)
Easiest schedule goes to Arizona. Their opponents had a combined 113-143 record.
Next is Baltimore at 117-139
Third easiest is San Francisco at 119-137.
For those of you who love to hate the Dallas Cowboys, here's some additional ammunition to fuel your fire, the Cowboys got 5 prime time games including Thanksgiving Day. That's the most allowed by league rules. I guess a 6-10 record doesn't mean much. That's more than the World Champion Green Bay Packers got, in fact 5 playoff teams will receive less prime time exposure than the Cowboys. Seems fair to me, as most of you know, I'm a huge fan of the 'Boys(GAG!), but I do see a problem. What the hell are Joe Buck & Troy Aikman going to do Sundays without a Cowboy game to broadcast?
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