1. Blank Space Jamers
2. Bad Blood Bowl
3. Shake It Off-ense
4. Love Story Linebackers
5. Fearless Footballers
6. Red Zone Rush
7. 1989 Yard Drive
8. Reputation Raiders
9. Swift & Kelce Connection
10. Taylor’s Tight End
11. Kelce’s Swifties
12. Anti-Hero to Tight End Hero
13. Love Story in Arrowhead
14. Travis & Taylor’s Touchdowns
15. Karma is the Guy on the Chiefs
16. Cruel Summer in Kansas City
17. Kelce’s Enchanted End Zone
18. Swift Route Runners
19. Folklore Fumble Recovery
20. Midnights & Touchdowns
21. You Belong With TD
22. All Too Well-Rounded Offense
23. Cruel Summer Blitz
24. Look What You Made Me Throw
25. Style Points
26. Out of the Woods & Into the End Zone
27. Wildest Dreams Team
28. End Game Specialists
29. The Last Great American Dynasty of Winners
30. Cardigan Catches
31. Fearless Footballers
32. Speak Now or Never
33. Red Zone Raiders
34. 1989 Yard Drive
35. Reputation Wreckers
36. Lover’s Lateral
37. Folklore Fumblers
38. Evermore Endzone
39. Midnights Madness
40. Swift Justice
41. Blank Space Blitzers
42. Style Points
43. Shake It Off-ense
44. Bad Blood Bowl
45. Wildest Dream Team
46. Out of the Woods Offense
47. Look What You Made Me Throw
48. …Ready For It? Receivers
49. End Game Elites
50. Delicate Defensive Line
51. Love Story Linebackers
52. You Belong With TD
53. Mine Field Advantage
54. Sparks Fly Offense
55. Back To December Defense
56. Mean Machine
57. The Story of Us Upset
58. Never Grow Up, Rookie
59. Enchanted Endzones
60. Last Kiss of Victory
61. Long Live the Champs
62. Ours to Win
63. Everything Has Changed Formation
64. Begin Again Backfield
65. Treacherous Tackles
66. I Knew You Were Trouble Makers
67. All Too Well-Rounded Team
68. 22 and You’re Sacked
69. We Are Never Ever Getting Sacked
70. The Lucky One Yard Line
71. The Last Time You’ll Win
72. Holy Ground Game
73. State of Grace Under Pressure
74. Red Card Referees
75. I Almost Do Intercept
76. Stay Stay Stay Inbounds
77. Sad Beautiful Tragic Losses
78. The Moment I Knew We’d Win
79. Come Back… Be Here on Defense
80. Girl At Home Advantage
81. New Romantics Rookies
82. Welcome to New York Giants
83. Wonderland Warriors
84. You Are In Love with Winning
85. This Love of the Game
86. I Know Places to Score
87. Clean Sweep Victory
88. I Wish You Would Pass
89. How You Get the Ball
90. All You Had To Do Was Play
91. Wildest Dreams of Winning
92. Getaway Car to the Endzone
93. King of My Heart of the Defense
94. Dancing With Our Hands Tied Behind Our Backs
95. Dress for Success on the Field
96. Don’t Blame Me for Your Loss
97. Gorgeous Gameplay
98. Call It What You Want (We Call It A Win)
99. New Year’s Day Game
100. Cruel Summer Heat
101. The Man on the Field
102. I Think He Knows the Playbook
103. Miss Americana & The Heartbreak Tackle
104. Paper Rings Around the Opposition
105. Cornelia Street Cornerbacks
106. Death By A Thousand Cuts (And Bruises)
107. London Boy Punters
108. Soon You’ll Get Better At This
109. False God of the Gridiron
110. Afterglow of Victory
111. Daylight Savings Tackles
112. The Archer’s Aim
113. I Forgot That You Existed In Our Endzone
114. It’s Nice to Have a Friend on Defense
115. Cardigan-Wearing Coaches
116. The Last Great American Dynasty Football Team
117. Exile from the Playoffs
118. My Tears Ricochet Off the Goalpost
119. Mirrorball Trick Plays
120. Seven Points on the Board
121. August Preseason
122. This Is Me Trying to Score
123. Illicit Affairs with the Endzone
124. Invisible String Theory Plays
125. Mad Woman Blitz
126. Epiphany on Fourth Down
127. Betty’s Bootleg Play
128. Peace of the Endzone
129. Hoax Play Action
130. The Lakes of Gatorade
131. Fearless Fantasy
132. Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Pass
133. The Lucky One Point Safety
134. I Knew You Were Trouble When You Walked In(terception)
135. New Romantics of the Gridiron
136. …Ready For It? Kickoff Squad
137. Delicate Defensive Schemes
138. The Man in the End Zone
139. Swift Justice on the Field
140. Taylorgate Scandal
141. Swifty Fifty (Yard Line)
142. You Need to Calm Down and Huddle Up
143. I Bet You Think About Me in the End Zone
144. The Last Great American Football Dynasty
145. Long Live the Fantasy Champions
146. Our Song is the Referee’s Whistle
147. Picture to Burn the Opposition
148. Forever & Always in First Place
149. Dear John (Harbaugh)
150. Back to December (Playoffs)
151. Better Than Revenge (Rematch)
152. Fifteen Yard Penalties
153. Tied Together with a Smile (and a Tied Score)
154. A Place in This World (and the Playoffs)
155. The Outside (Run Play)
156. Stay Beautiful (Victory Formation)
157. Should’ve Said No to That Trade
158. Mary’s Song (Oh My My My Touchdown)
159. Change (of Possession)
160. Innocent Until Proven Offsides
161. Ours is the Victory
162. If This Was a Movie (It’d be Rudy)
163. Starlight Express Offense
164. The Very First Night Game
165. Message in a Bottle (Episode: Gatorade)
166. How You Get the Girl (to Watch Football)
167. Clean Sweep of the Season

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This list isn’t intended to offend or take any political position. Just use this to troll your league or start a conversation. Fantasy football should bring us together, not push us apart.

1. Biden My Time
2. Bosa’s Project 2025
3. Coconut Confusion Crew
4. Kamala’s End Zone Harris-ment
5. Trump’s Wall of Dak-fense
6. MAGA Mahomes
7. Critical Race to the End Zone
8. Deep State Diggs
9. Drain the Kupp
10. Fake News Nabers
11. Trump Trumps Biden
12. Burrow’s Bureaucratic Blitz
13. Mahomes’ Majority Whips
14. Allen’s Amendment Audibles
15. Prescott’s Presidential Pardon
16. Kittle’s Keynesian Economics
17. Diggs’ Democratic Caucus
18. Cook’s Constitutional Convention
19. Evans’ Electoral College
20. Kamara’s Committee Hearings
21. Henry’s Homeland Security
22. Chubb’s Chubby Checkers (Election)
23. Adams’ Administrative State
24. Hill’s Hillbilly Elegy
25. The Resistance Runs Deep
26. America First Down
27. Woke Watson
28. Cancel Cousins Culture
29. Alternative Fant-asy Facts
30. Uncle Joe’s Cookie Jar-vis
31. Amtrak Joe’s Chubb Express
32. Middle-Class Joe Mixon
33. Momala’s Tight End Committee
34. JD’s Vance Dance
35. The Donald’s Fournette-ure
36. Covfefe with Christian McCaffrey
37. Kamala’s Carr-ma Chameleon
38. Orange Man’s Juice Landry
39. Let’s Go Brandon Aiyuk
40. Lock Her Upton
41. Crooked Hilliard
42. Pocahontas’ Warren Peace
43. Lyin’ Ted Ginn Jr.
44. Little Marco Polo
45. Low Energy Jeb Bush League
46. Nasty Woman Waddle
47. Bad Hombre Herbert
48. Basket of Derrick Henry-ables
49. Javonte Build That Wall-iams
50. Nevertheless, She Persisted in the Red Zone
51. Pizza-Gaetz
52. AOC’s Green New Zeal
53. Bernie’s Medicare for Olave
54. Buttigieg’s Boot Edge Edge Rushers
55. Warren’s Wealth Tax Collectors
56. Klobuchar’s Midwest Momentum
57. Kamala’s Prosecutorial Blitz
58. Trump’s Art of the Steel
59. Pence’s Prayer Warriors
60. Pelosi’s Gavel Grabbers
61. Schumer’s Senate Sluggers
62. McCarthy’s Minority Marauders
63. AOC’s Squad Goals
64. Bernie’s Revolutionary Red Zone
65. Sleepy Joe’s Naptime Ninjas
66. Biden’s Geriatric Giants
67. Grandpa Joe’s Metamucil Marauders
68. Trump’s Tough Guy Titans
69. The Donald’s Knockout Artists
70. Kamala’s Coconut Tree Climbers
71. Harris’s Tropical Tumble Team
72. Biden’s Bedtime Blitzers
73. Joe’s Early Bird Special Squad
74. Trump’s Twitter Tacklers
75. The Art of the Tackle
76. Biden’s Rocking Chair Raiders
77. Trump’s Wall of Pain
78. The Donald’s Dealmakers
79. Kamala’s Palm Tree Plungers
80. Harris’s Island Inquiry Squad
81. Biden’s Basement Ballers
82. Joe’s Jello and Jacuzzis
83. Trump’s Tremendous Tacklers
84. Sleepy Joe’s Dreamtime Defenders
85. Coconut Conundrum Chubb
86. Burrow the Swamp
87. Kyler’s Green New Deal
88. Lamar’s Executive Orders
89. Josh Allen’s Tax Cuts
90. Tua’s Two-State Solution
91. Stroud’s Stimulus Package
92. Dak’s Democracy Defenders
93. Jefferson’s Constitutional Carries
94. Hurts So Good Healthcare
95. Mahomes’ Majority Vote
96. Swift Justice for Taylor
97. Kittle’s Kitchen Cabinet
98. Kelce’s Congressional Caucus
99. Chase’s Checks and Balances
100. Herbert’s Habeas Corpus
101. Pickett’s Charge to the Polls
102. Wilson’s War Powers
103. Lance’s Lame Duck Dynasty
104. Fields of Dreams Act
105. Lawrence’s Lobbying Efforts
106. Kupp’s Campaign Contributions
107. Lamb’s Lame Duck Session
108. Metcalf’s Midterm Elections
109. Samuel’s Supreme Court
110. Waddle’s Washington Insiders
111. Mahomes’ Mountain Dew Majority
112. Allen’s Audit the End Zone
113. Herbert’s Halted Heist
114. Burrow’s Ballot Box Defenders
115. Prescott’s Poll Position
116. Jefferson’s Just Count the TDs
117. Kelce’s Coconut Tree Climbers
118. McCaffrey’s MAGA Miracles
119. Kupp’s Kerfuffle Counters
120. Diggs’ Diet Dew Diplomats
121. Cook’s Coconut Conspiracy
122. Henry’s Hail Mary Survival
123. Chubb’s Checkmate Challengers
124. Adams’ Assassination Avoiders
125. Hill’s Houdini Escape Artists
126. Kittle’s Kevlar Kingpins
127. Kamara’s Coconut Catch Committee
128. Chase’s Chainmail Champions
129. Evans’ Election Integrity Squad
130. Lamb’s Landslide Deniers
131. Metcalf’s Mountain Dew Marauders
132. Samuel’s Scrutineers
133. Taylor’s Triumphant Survivors
134. Waddle’s Wobbled but not Fallen
135. Pitts’ Protective Detail
136. Murray’s MAGA Miracles
137. Lance’s Landslide Investigators
138. Wilson’s Witness Protection
139. Fields’ Foiled Plots
140. Lawrence’s Lawful Interceptions
141. Jones’ Jury of Peers
142. Jacobs’ Jacked Up Security
143. Mixon’s Mixed Martial Law
144. Smith’s Stop the Steal Squad
145. Williams’ Winner by Decision
146. Moore’s Mountain Dew Militia
147. Brown’s Bulletproof Backfield
148. Harris’s Coconut Tree Tacticians
149. Thomas’s Teflon Defensive Line
150. Johnson’s Justice Seekers

Note: These names are intended for entertainment purposes in the context of fantasy football and should not be taken as political statements or endorsements of any kind.

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So, if you’re new to fantasy football here’s a draft guide you can skim in three minutes so you don’t totally embarrass yourself again this year.

This guide will walk you through the basics of drafting a solid team without boring you to tears or drowning you in stats. Let’s get to it.

Know Your League Rules

Before you even think about players, get familiar with your league’s rules. Seriously, this can make or break your draft strategy:

• Scoring system (PPR, standard, half-PPR)
• Roster positions and limits
• Number of teams in the league
• Draft order and type (snake, auction, etc.)

Do Your Homework

Yeah, it sounds like school, but a little prep goes a long way:

1. Check injury reports and player news
2. Look at last season’s stats and this season’s projections
3. Make a list of sleepers and potential breakout players
4. Know the bye weeks for key players

Draft Strategy Basics

1. Value Over Replacement: Don’t just chase big names. Look for players who’ll score significantly more than the average at their position.
2. Don’t Reach: If a player you want is likely to be available in the next round, wait. Don’t panic-pick.
3. Balance is Key: Don’t load up on one position early. A team of all-star wide receivers won’t win you games if your running backs are scrubs.
4. Handcuffing: For your top RBs, consider drafting their real-life backups late in the draft as insurance.
5. You should probably Wait on QB and TE: Unless you’re getting an elite player, these positions have less variance. You can often find good value in later rounds.
6. Kicker and Defense Last: These positions are the most unpredictable. Use your last two picks on them.

During the Draft

• Stay flexible. If there’s a run on a position, don’t feel pressured to join in if the value isn’t there.
• Keep an eye on what other teams are drafting. If someone’s already got two QBs, they’re unlikely to draft another soon.
• Don’t get too attached to your pre-draft rankings. Be ready to adjust based on how the draft unfolds.

Post-Draft

Your work isn’t done when the draft ends. Keep an eye on the waiver wire, especially in the first few weeks. Many league winners are built through smart in-season management, not just drafting.

At the end of the day, fantasy football is about having fun.

This guide isn’t gospel, and even the best-laid plans can go sideways. Stay active, trust your gut sometimes, and don’t be afraid to take some risks. You’re not going to nail every pick, but with these basics, you’re well on your way to fielding a competitive team. Now get out there and draft like a boss.

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Now on to fantasy, let’s be honest you’re probably reading this right before a draft. First figure out your league scoring, next skim the draft and advanced concept sections and you’ll have a fighting chance. Good luck!

I. Introduction

Welcome to the exciting world of fantasy football! For the complete newbie: Fantasy football is a game where participants act as virtual team owners and general managers, drafting real NFL players to create their own dream team.

The performance of these players in actual NFL games determines the points your fantasy team scores.

Fantasy football has been around since the 1960s, but it exploded in popularity with the rise of the internet in the 1990s. Today, millions of people worldwide (and especially in America) participate in fantasy football leagues, enjoying the thrill of competition, the satisfaction of strategic decision-making, and the enhanced connection it provides to the sport they love.

People play fantasy football for various reasons:

• To add excitement to watching NFL games
• To compete with friends, family, or colleagues
• To test their football knowledge and strategic skills
• To potentially win prizes or bragging rights

This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get started and set you on the path to fantasy football success.

II. Basic Concepts

A. League Structure

Fantasy football leagues come in various sizes and formats. Understanding these basics will help you choose the right league for your preferences and skill level.

1. League Sizes:
   • 8-team leagues: Smaller, more casual leagues. Each team will have very strong rosters.
   • 10-team leagues: A good balance of roster strength and competition.
   • 12-team leagues: The most common size, offering a good challenge.
   • 14+ team leagues: More challenging, requiring deeper knowledge of players.
2. League Types:
   • Redraft: The most common type. All players are drafted new each season.
   • Keeper: Teams can keep a certain number of players from the previous season.
   • Dynasty: Teams keep most or all players from year to year, similar to managing a real NFL team.
3. Public vs. Private Leagues:
   • Public leagues: Join open leagues with strangers, often hosted on major fantasy platforms.
   • Private leagues: Create or join leagues with friends, family, or colleagues.

B. Roster Composition

A typical fantasy football roster includes:

1. Starting Positions:
   • 1 Quarterback (QB)
   • 2 Running Backs (RB)
   • 2 Wide Receivers (WR)
   • 1 Tight End (TE)
   • 1 Flex (RB/WR/TE)
   • 1 Kicker (K)
   • 1 Team Defense/Special Teams (DEF/ST)
2. Bench:
   • Usually 6-7 bench spots for backup players
3. IR (Injured Reserve):
   • Some leagues offer 1-2 IR spots for injured players

Note that roster compositions can vary by league, so always check your specific league settings.

C. Scoring Formats

Understanding how points are awarded is crucial to success in fantasy football. The three most common scoring formats are:

1. Standard Scoring:
   • Passing: 1 point per 25 yards, 4 points per touchdown
   • Rushing/Receiving: 1 point per 10 yards, 6 points per touchdown
   • No points for receptions
2. PPR (Points Per Reception):
   • Same as standard, but players receive 1 point for each reception
   • Increases the value of high-volume pass-catchers
3. Half-PPR (0.5 PPR):
   • A middle ground between standard and PPR
   • Players receive 0.5 points per reception
4. Custom Scoring:
   • Some leagues use unique scoring systems
   • Always review your league’s specific scoring rules

D. Drafting

The draft is where you select the players for your team. It’s one of the most exciting parts of fantasy football.

1. Snake Draft:
   • Most common draft type
   • Draft order reverses each round (e.g., 1st pick in odd rounds, last pick in even rounds)
2. Auction Draft:
   • Each team has a budget to bid on players
   • Allows for more strategy but can be more complex for beginners
3. Draft Order:
   • Usually randomly assigned
   • Some leagues allow draft position trading
4. Mock Drafts:
   • Practice drafts to test strategies
   • Available on most fantasy platforms

E. In-Season Management

Once the season starts, your job as a fantasy manager begins in earnest.

1. Setting Lineups:
   • Choose which players to start each week
   • Consider matchups, injuries, and recent performance
2. Waiver Wire and Free Agency:
   • Add promising free agents to your team
   • Waiver priority determines who gets players when multiple managers want them
3. Trades:
   • Exchange players with other teams
   • Aim to improve your roster or address team needs

III. Advanced Concepts

A. Position Scarcity

Position scarcity refers to the limited number of high-quality players available at certain positions. Understanding this concept can give you an edge in drafting and trades.

• Some positions (like RB) have fewer elite options, making top players more valuable
• Other positions (like QB) often have many solid options, reducing the need to draft them early

B. Position Values

Not all positions are created equal in fantasy football:

1. Running Backs (RBs):
   • Often the most valuable due to scarcity and high-touch opportunities
   • Top-tier RBs are usually drafted in the first round
2. Wide Receivers (WRs):
   • Valuable, especially in PPR formats
   • More depth available compared to RBs
3. Tight Ends (TEs):
   • A few elite options, then a significant drop-off
   • Top TEs can provide a big advantage
4. Quarterbacks (QBs):
   • Despite scoring the most points, often drafted later due to position depth
   • In leagues that start two QBs, their value increases significantly

C. Quarterback Styles

The style of play of a quarterback can significantly impact their fantasy value:

1. Running QBs:
   • Can accumulate points through both passing and rushing
   • Often have a higher fantasy ceiling due to rushing touchdowns
2. Pocket Passers:
   • Rely primarily on passing yards and touchdowns
   • May be more consistent but have a lower ceiling than running QBs

D. Draft Strategies

Several popular draft strategies exist, each with its pros and cons:

1. Zero RB:
   • Focus on WRs early, draft RBs in later rounds
   • Can work well in PPR leagues
2. RB-Heavy:
   • Draft RBs early and often
   • Aims to corner the market on a scarce position
3. Balanced Approach:
   • Aim for a mix of positions in the early rounds
   • Provides flexibility but may miss out on elite players at certain positions
4. Best Player Available (BPA):
   • Draft the highest-ranked player regardless of position
   • Can lead to strong overall team value but may result in positional imbalances

E. Understanding Luck in Fantasy Football

While skill and strategy are important, luck plays a significant role in fantasy football:

1. Weekly Matchups:
   • You can’t control your opponent’s performance
   • Sometimes a lower-scoring team wins due to favorable matchup
2. Injuries:
   • Can derail a season for even the best-managed teams
   • Emphasizes the importance of depth and waiver wire management
3. Unexpected Performances:
   • Players can over- or under-perform projections
   • Focus on the process of making good decisions rather than results

IV. Tips for Success

A. Research and Preparation

1. Use Rankings and Cheat Sheets:
   • Consult expert rankings to guide your draft and weekly decisions
   • Create your own cheat sheet based on your research and league settings
2. Stay Updated on News and Injuries:
   • Follow reliable sources for up-to-date NFL news
   • Pay attention to injury reports and player status updates
3. Analyze Stats and Trends:
   • Look beyond just point totals
   • Consider factors like targets, red zone opportunities, and offensive line performance

B. In-Season Management

1. Waiver Wire Strategy:
   • Be active in acquiring free agents
   • Look for breakout candidates and injury replacements
2. When to Make Trades:
   • Address team weaknesses
   • Consider trading from a position of strength to improve weak spots
3. Streaming Positions:
   • For positions like QB, TE, and DEF, consider playing matchups week-to-week
   • Can be an effective strategy if you miss out on elite options

C. Matchup Analysis

1. Evaluate Player Matchups:
   • Consider the strength of the opposing defense
   • Look at historical performance against specific teams
2. Understand Defensive Strengths/Weaknesses:
   • Some defenses are strong against the run but weak against the pass, or vice versa
   • Use this information to inform start/sit decisions

D. Long-Term Planning

1. Plan for Bye Weeks:
   • Ensure you have viable replacements for players on bye
   • Consider bye weeks during drafts and trades
2. Prepare for Fantasy Playoffs:
   • Look at player schedules for weeks 14-17 (typical fantasy playoff weeks)
   • Consider trading for players with favorable late-season matchups

E. Using Tools and Resources

1. Fantasy Football Calculators:
   • Use trade value calculators to evaluate potential deals
   • Utilize start/sit calculators for tough decisions
2. Start/Sit Tools:
   • Consult expert opinions on weekly lineup decisions
   • Remember, these are guides, not gospel – trust your instincts too
3. Expert Advice and Podcasts:
   • Stay informed with fantasy football podcasts and articles
   • Remember that even experts can be wrong – use multiple sources

V. Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Drafting Based Solely on Previous Year’s Performance:
   • Situations change year to year
   • Look at trends and situation changes, not just last year’s stats
2. Neglecting the Waiver Wire:
   • Many league winners come from waiver wire pickups
   • Stay active throughout the season
3. Starting Players on Bye Weeks:
   • Always check your lineup for players on bye
   • Plan ahead for bye week replacements
4. Overvaluing Name Recognition:
   • Don’t draft players just because they’re famous
   • Focus on projected performance, not past glory
5. Making Rash Decisions After One Bad Week:
   • Don’t panic if a player has one bad game
   • Look for patterns before making major moves

VI. Glossary of Terms

• ADP (Average Draft Position): The average position a player is drafted in across many drafts
• Handcuff: A backup player, usually an RB, drafted to protect against injury to a starter
• FAAB (Free Agent Acquisition Budget): A system where teams have a budget to bid on free agents
• Sleeper: A player expected to outperform their draft position or ADP
• Bust: A player who underperforms relative to their draft position or ADP
• Stack: Drafting a QB and WR/TE from the same NFL team to double up on touchdowns
• Taco: A term for an inexperienced or unskilled player in your league

VII. Conclusion

Fantasy football is a game of skill, strategy, and a little bit of luck. As you gain experience, you’ll develop your own strategies and insights. Remember, the goal is to have fun and enhance your enjoyment of football. Don’t be afraid to take risks, learn from your mistakes, and engage with your league mates.

Keep learning, stay active on the waiver wire, and trust your instincts. With time and practice, you’ll be competing for your league championship in no time. Good luck, and may your players stay healthy and your touchdowns be plentiful!

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Who’s taking the easy street, and who’s going through the meat grinder this time around? Our comprehensive analysis breaks down each team’s path.

Click any column heading to sort.

Looks toughest for:

Arizona Cardinals (0.559 SOS)

Atlanta Falcons (0.545 SOS)

Philadelphia Eagles (0.542 SOS)

Easiest for:

• Green Bay Packers (0.508 SOS)
• Chicago Bears (0.509 SOS)
• Jacksonville Jaguars (0.509 SOS)

Dive into our interactive table below to see how your team stacks up and what challenges lie ahead in the 2024 season.

NFL Strength of Schedule Analyzer 2024

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If you prefer a schedule you can copy and maniupalte on your own, here is a Google Sheets 2024-2025 NFL Schedule Grid you can copy and edit as you like.

Please note these teams have stadiums and should have zero or minimal weather impact:

• Allegiant Stadium – Las Vegas Raiders
• AT&T Stadium – Dallas Cowboys
• Caesars Superdone – New Orleans Saints
• Ford Field – Detroit Lions
• Lucas Oil Stadium – Indianapolis Colts
• Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta Falcons
• NRG Stadium – Houston Texans
• SoFi Stadium – Los Angeles Chargers, Los Angeles Rams
• State Farm Stadium – Arizona Cardinals
• U.S. Bank Stadium – Minnesota Vikings

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You’re going to that 10-teamer this time buddy, I believe in you Big Dog!

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1. Lamar-velous Mrs. Maisel
2. Jordan Love Island
3. Bryce and Prejudice
4. Tua Hot to Handle
5. Mahomes-Made Tales
6. The Burrow-chelor
7. Stroud Nine-Nine
8. Cousins’ Bridgerton Ball
9. Fields of Dreams (Taylor’s Version)
10. Dak’s Anatomy
11. Herbert’s Bridesmaid
12. Hurts So Good (But It’s Fine)
13. Watson’s Elementary, My Dear
14. Allen’s Wonderland
15. Lawrence of Suburbia
16. Purdy Little Liars
17. Ridder’s Digest
18. Swift & Steady Wins the Race
19. Nabers Gonna Nabe
20. Addison’s Family Values
21. The Young and the Bryce-less
22. Chase-ing Waterfalls
23. Jefferson’s Euphoria
24. Lamb Chop’s Play-Along
25. Pitts and the City
26. Moore Gilmore Girls
27. Kelce’s Angels
28. Kittle Women
29. Andrews’ Handmaid’s Tail
30. Diggs in High Heels
31. Waddle Women
32. Higgins and Hopes
33. St. Brown’s Clues
34. The Good Playce
35. Aiyuk’ve Got Mail
36. Metcalf-einated Mornings
37. Cooper’s Bridgerton
38. McLaurin’s Crown
39. Godwin with the Wind
40. London’s Calling (The Midwife)
41. Olave Garden Party
42. Dotson Abbey
43. Wilson’s House of Dragons
44. Jeudy in the Sky with Diamonds
45. Smith-Schuster’s Little Women
46. The Pollard Express
47. Henry’s Eight
48. Mixon Up Cocktails
49. Jacobs’ Ladder to Success
50. Chubb’s Rub-a-dub
51. Ekeler’s High Tea
52. Etienne, Brute?
53. Gibbs and Glamour
54. Conner’s Quest
55. Sanders’ Little Fires Everywhere
56. Pierce-ing the Corporate Veil
57. Walker, Texas Ranger (But Make It Fashion)
58. Cook-ie Monster Mash
59. Stevenson’s Treasure Island
60. Penny for Your Thoughts
61. The Amon-Ra Also Rises
62. Mooney Tunes (Looney Edition)
63. Kmet the Parents
64. Freiermuth’s Bachelorette
65. Schultz and the City
66. Hockenson’s Heroes
67. Mayer’s Office Space
68. The Nacua Diaries
69. Likely Story, Boo
70. Dulcich and Gabbana
71. Tucker’s Got Talent
72. Butker’s Dozen
73. The Carlson Diaries
74. Bass-ically Perfect
75. McManus’s Choice
76. Koo and the Gang
77. Succop to the Girl
78. Boswell That Ends Well
79. Gano Way, José
80. York’s Peppermint Patty
81. The Burks and the Bees
82. Toney Baloney
83. Pickens and Grinnin’
84. Watson’s Creek
85. Doubs Trouble
86. Moore or Less Fabulous
87. The Pierce-fect Match
88. White Chicks (Football Edition)
89. Robinson Caruso
90. Harris’s Bazaar
91. The Williams Sisters
92. Gordon’s Fisherman’s Friend
93. Singletary Ladies
94. Perine and Lace
95. Drake’s Take Care
96. Mattison Impossible
97. Allgeier’s Anatomy
98. Williams Tell Overture
99. Jones-ing for Success
100. Akers Gonna Ache (But Slay Anyway)

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