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![]() Weeks 2 and 4 appear to have been set up to be "droppable" if necessary: no division games, no byes, and the teams that play on the road in Week 2 are home in Week 4. So the Dolphins and Steelers would likely be the first games to go. |
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And each team has the same bye week as its Week 3 opponent, so if the season needs to be compressed that could be done by skipping Week 3 and moving those games to the various bye weeks.
So, if necessary, the NFL could shave the 16-game/17-week season down to a 14-game/14-week version without throwing the schedule too far out of whack (no division games lost, all teams have equal number of home/away games, only one game per team moved). Under that scenario, the Texans' schedule would look like this: 1. Colts 2. Raiders (@ Dolphins cancelled) 3. @ Ravens (@ Saints moved to bye) 4. @ Titans (Steelers cancelled) 5. Jaguars 6. Browns 7. @ Bucs 8. @ Saints (no bye, moved from Week 3) 9. @ Jaguars 10. Falcons 11. @ Bengals 12. Panthers 13. @ Colts 14. Titans |
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Gotta admit, somebody at the NFL was on the ball to have that all thought out ahead of time and to schedule it as such.
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I gotta admit, as a Texans fan, I'm rooting for the 14-game version of the schedule now.
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To me that plainly indicates that the league has no real intentions of starting the season on time. And as Keith points out, that may not be a bad thing at all for the team. It will certainly reduce their total number of losses.
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