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Willisfn4life
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Home:
Arizona Cardinals
St. Louis Rams
Seattle Seahawks
Chicago Bears
Detriot Lions
New York Giants
Buffalo Bills
Miami Dolphins
Away:
New York Jets
New England Patriots
New Orleans Saints
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
St. Lous Rams
Arizona Cardinals
That schedule is just brutal. We have to play arguably the three best quraterbacks in the NFL in their house. Then the Jets should be much improved and contend for a playoff spot. We play other potential playoff contenders or NFC championship contenders in Chicago, Detriot, The Giants. Bills will be much improved and may build off last years early season success. I think that if you overcome these kinds of schedules then it prepares you for those tough playoff games but it just sucks when you have had such a miserable decade then you have that one magical season and the year following you have to contend with a schedule like this. Are any of you worried about this schedule? What do you predict the outcome to be, record wise?
[ Edited by Willisfn4life on Mar 28, 2012 at 10:30 AM ]
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ads_2006
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win all division games + phins/bills = automatic playoffs for 49ers
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lamontb
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10-6..............
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valrod33
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13-3
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Bryant4everYoung
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ain'ts game is gonna be nice
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blunt_probe
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16-0. Those teams need to be worried about us, not the other way around.
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dwy621
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Every year is different and you have to wait to see how things play out. Everyone thought last years schedule was going to be tough because we played the NFC east. Look how that division turned out.
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DUB9IROCZ
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11-5
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socalfan21
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I'd say 11-5.
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GNielsen
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It's got to be the toughest away schedule I've seen in years. But, a great defense is a great equalizer and a full off-season will make all the difference in the world to the offense. I can easily see them winning five or six or those away games and sweeping their home games. This is Harbaugh's first year of really being able to plan a season.
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thedude
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We'll be better prepared this season, but we've made some additions to our locker room (Moss, Jacobs) that have the potential to be distractions. Hopefully that proves not to be the case and we improve on last year, although record-wise I think we'll be lucky to hit 12-4 with that road schedule. My best guess is an optimistic 11-5, win the division but no bye week.
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Vasco49er
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12-4. If we were a bad team I would be worried but this team is good enough to compete with the elite teams of the NFL.
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lamontb
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Originally posted by GNielsen:
It's got to be the toughest away schedule I've seen in years. But, a great defense is a great equalizer and a full off-season will make all the difference in the world to the offense. I can easily see them winning five or six or those away games and sweeping their home games. This is Harbaugh's first year of really being able to plan a season.
that's b/c it's been years since they had a 1st place schedule
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boast
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Originally posted by valrod33:
13-3
this.
because of the NFL's #1 defense in 2012.
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LaMattsBlue
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Bring it.
I don't get the fans that complain and say we will be 8 - 8 at best because of our schedule. If you want to be good you have to beat the best.