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JonLP24

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8. They rotate the divisional opponents and slot other conference opponents based on where they finish

Reply to adoniskon (Reply #5)

Mon May 19, 2014, 01:47 AM

May 2014

So Cleveland plays Buffalo, Oakland, and Houston (which one of those teams they would play already based on which in-conference division the AFC North is match up against) - so Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Baltimore all play the same schedule with the exception of 2 opponents which in theory should be the easiest for Cleveland since they finished 4th in division.

On edit - I see those divisions are NFC South and AFC South. They faced NFC West, North, and East divisions more recently as well as AFC West and East divisions.

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They rotate the divisional opponents and slot other conference opponents based on where they finish JonLP24 May 2014 #8