2013 Strength of schedule Team SOSOpponent record Carolina Panthers .543 138-116-2 Detroit Lions .539 138-118-0 New Orleans Saints .539 137-117-2 St. Louis Rams .539 137-117-2 Baltimore Ravens .535 137-119-0 Green Bay Packers .533 136-119-1 Arizona Cardinals .520 131-121-4 Miami Dolphins .520 133-123-0 San Francisco 49ers .520 132-122-2 Minnesota Vikings .516 132-124-0 Seattle Seahawks .516 130-122-4 Cincinnati Bengals .508 130-126-0 Jacksonville Jaguars .508 129-125-2 New England Patriots .508 130-126-0 Atlanta Falcons .504 128-126-0 Chicago Bears .502 128-127-1 Tampa Bay Buccaneers .500 127-127-2 Washington Redskins .498 127-128-1 New York Jets .496 127-129-0 Philadelphia Eagles .496 127-129-0 Cleveland Browns .492 126-130-0 Pittsburgh Steelers .496 126-130-0 Tennessee Titans .488 124-130-2 New York Giants .480 123-133-0 Dallas Cowboys .480 121-134-1 Buffalo Bills .473 121-135-0 Houston Texans .473 120-134-2 Kansas City Chiefs .473 121-135-0 Oakland Raiders .469 120-136-0 Indianapolis Colts .461 117-137-2 San Diego Chargers .457 117-139-0 Denver Broncos .430 110-146-0
I approve of this schedule. signed, Payton Manning . . . . . . . I wrote this schedule. signed, John Elway
The problem with SOS at this point is that it is meaningless. Last year everyone thought the Broncos had a ridiculously hard schedule and it turned out to be a very easy schedule
