Tennessee Titans 2009 Opponents
by Jimmy on Dec 28, 2008 10:30 PM CST
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The Titans will have 6 games against the AFC South division (Indy, Jacksonville and Houston), the AFC North East (Miami, New England, NY Jets and Buffalo), the other 2 AFC division winners (Pittsburgh and San Diego), and the NFC West (Arizona, San Francisco, Seattle and St. Louis).
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i love the NFC schedule, but the AFC sched. is BRUTAL. . . . let’s hope for a super bowl win first, then worry about that ;)
do we get afc north or east?
im guessing east, but u got some weirdness there
The Official Enforcer of MCM
He obviously meant the East but wrote "North."
And as for how hard this schedule will be… it’s way to early to tell. I see a few potential doormats on that schedule, but every one of those teams has quite a bit of promise.
DannoE
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one."
Go Titans!
On the other hand...
The Jets, Bills, Jags, Chargers, Cardinals, Seahawks, and Rams could all have serious off-season turmoil unless events are well-managed. And that’s eight potential wins right there.
DannoE
"You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one."
Go Titans!
You never know
but it looks a little soft to me. It’s an awfully weak NFC schedule; interesting to see what Singletary can do with a whole offseason in SF. Throw in what DannoE observes on the turmoil some of these AFC opponents could be facing, and we could end up with a schedule as soft as this years.
I hope we get San Diego here. Seems like they own us in general, but especially when we travel out there.
really?
That’s nuts. Seemed like a super easy one on the surface of things. Where did you find that at / how calculated?
by numbertenox on Dec 30, 2008 12:09 PM CST up reply actions
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