Seahawks 2009 Home/Away Opponents

by Mariner John on Dec 28, 2008 11:15 PM PST

Home: Arizona, San Francisco, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Tennessee

Away: Arizona, San Francisco, St. Louis, Minnesota, Green Bay, Dallas, Indianapolis, Houston

Not really sure how this shapes up difficulty wise but at least we'll be playing the worst divisions in the NFC. It's interesting that we play the same teams as last year based on our place in the division. Who would've thought at the beginning of the year that Seattle, Tampa Bay and Dallas would all be in 3rd place?

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Holy crap.

Arizona and San Francisco seem to be two teams that are right near the cusp, but are missing that one or two bits that put them into the 10+ win category. Because of that, it’s not retarded to think we could be in contention next season with a schedule that allows for some very winnable games.

Fans are typically idiots.

by The Typical Idiot Fan on Dec 29, 2008 4:20 AM PST reply actions

It'll be a big off-season for us

There are a lot of teams on that schedule that, like us, will be looking to rebound after a poor year. Even playoff teams like Minnesota and Arizona, both likely to be one and done in the post season, would consider themselves in the midst of a rebuilding process. A few veteran signings, a strong draft, and a smooth progression into the Mora era would leave us very competitive against all the above teams. All we can do is wait and hope. I see Singletary got a 3 year deal in San Fran, well deserved. With a weaker group of players than we have they won 5 of their last seven and are likely to improve further. If we don’t get this off-season right we could be the 3rd best team in the nfc west for the next few years.

by ciarannh on Dec 29, 2008 10:23 AM PST reply actions

Well, at least one of those games we'll have no chance of losing.

Lions at home?

by redwolf75 on Dec 29, 2008 10:46 AM PST reply actions

With the Lions in position to draft a QB

and given the fact that most rookie QB’s struggle for a while before putting it together (Flacco and Ryan are freaks), how long until Detroit wins a game?

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by abender20 on Dec 29, 2008 1:28 PM PST up reply actions

You can't bank on winning ANY game in the NFL.

Look what the Dolphins did this year. With an offseason of changes, any team can become good. Even the Lions. It may take them a bit, though, and I’d like to think that’s a W, but you never know how teams can turn it around. Strength of schedule is overrated.

I think it is STUPID to play Dallas away when we played there this season. It should be home/away/home, etc. if the same teams are played out of division. Ridiculous.

Overall not a very exciting home slate of games, IMO. The funnest teams to see are on the road. Peterson running, Indy throwing, and the young, exciting Houston team. Those will be fun game. Jacksonville is probably the one I’ll look to seeing the most at home. Calvin Johnson (DET) could be fun to go see, as well.

by Misfit74 on Dec 29, 2008 2:53 PM PST up reply actions

I look at that and see 7 to 9 wins.

by Phil Hatzenbuehler on Dec 29, 2008 2:50 PM PST reply actions

I got 8-9 based on just a regressed team next season.

I think the potential is there for that to be 12 wins pretty easily (ditto 4 wins). NFL has so much turnover that it seems impossible to predict much anything.

by Matthew on Dec 29, 2008 3:26 PM PST up reply actions