You can cherry pick things to make it seem conspiratorial and what not, but the bottom line is that these games against conference and out of conference teams are by rotation. And with the two teams here in particular, you cannot have both teams playing common opponents in the same venue.
So next year, each NFC east team will play sea and sf but only one west coast trip, except for AZ.
Last time SF played tenn and Jax was at home. And I'm pretty positive Seattle traveled for those games.
Last time sf played texans was in Houston and colts in Indy.
To complain about this is crazy.
As for 10 am starts, there might be some favoritism with putting certain teams in prime time. In 2011, sf played quite a few 10 am games. And won all of them.
Also, the sf/Oakland scheduling conflict forces those games to never be on at once unless they are obviously playing each other. Look it up on wiki, each team will always get at least one Monday night appearance each season regardless of how good or bad they are to deal with the complexity of nfl scheduling.
What fails to be mentioned here is SF will travel the most this year, and if they don't stay in Ohio or east coast after titans game, that's one hell of a trip to London
Finally I think saints in new Orleans is tougher than falcons at Atlanta judging by the first few games.