Guess the schedule!

We're about 30 hours or so away from knowing the real schedule.. so lets, for s**ts and giggles try to guess the actual one.

- 20 points for correct matchup guessed
- 10 points for correct team (just incorrect location.. i.e. if you guess at San Fran Week 3 and San Fran plays in Seattle Week 3)
- 10 points for correct primetime week guessed
- 10 points for correct bye week guessed

I'm too lazy to do anything past that. :lol:

Your 2013 Opponents:

Home Games
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Minnesota
Arizona
St. Louis
San Francisco

Away Games
Atlanta
Carolina
Houston
Indianapolis
N.Y. Giants
Arizona
St. Louis
San Francisco

*NOTE* It is EXTREMELY likely the Seahawks open on the road in 2013 thanks to the lovely Mariners.

My entry:

Week 1: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 2: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 3: vs. Arizona
Week 4: at NY Giants
Week 5: vs. New Orleans (MNF)
Week 6: at St. Louis
Week 7: at Indianapolis
Week 8: BYE
Week 9: vs. Minnesota
Week 10: at Houston
Week 11: vs. Jacksonville
Week 12: vs. San Francisco (Thanksgiving Night, NBC)
Week 13: at Carolina
Week 14: vs. Tennessee
Week 15: vs. St. Louis
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

I can't do any better than that. Done!

Hasselbeck":3jis4mq0 said:

My entry:

Week 1: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 2: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 3: vs. Arizona
Week 4: at Houston
Week 5: vs. New Orleans (MNF)
Week 6: at St. Louis
Week 7: at Indianapolis
Week 8: BYE
Week 9: vs. Minnesota
Week 10: at Houston
Week 11: vs. Jacksonville
Week 12: vs. San Francisco (Thanksgiving Night, NBC)
Week 13: at Carolina
Week 14: vs. Tennessee
Week 15: vs. St. Louis
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

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You put Houston twice. Forgot New York Giants

peachesenregalia":9uln7e1x said:

Hasselbeck":9uln7e1x said:

My entry:

Week 12: vs. San Francisco (Thanksgiving Night, NBC)

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You also didn't include a TNF game, which every team is guaranteed.

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Serious question, does thanksgiving not count as thursday game? I know its not NFL Network,

My entry:

Week 1: Seattle Seahawks vs Minnesota Vikings (MNF)
Week 2: Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals
Week 3: Seattle Seahawks at Carolina Panthers
Week 4: Seattle Seahaks vs Jacksonville Jaguars
Week 5: Seattle Seahawks vs St. Luois Rams
Week 6: Seattle Seahawks at Indianapolis Colts (SNF)
Week 7: Bye
Week 8: Seattle Seahawks vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Week 9: Seattle Seahawks at New York Giants
Week 10: Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers (MNF)
Week 11: Seattle Seahaks at St. Louis Rams
Week 12: Seattle Seahawks vs Tennessee Titans
Week 13: Seattle Seahakws at Houston Texans
Week 14: Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons (TNF)
Week 15: Seattle Seahawks vs New Orleans Saints
Week 16: Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona Cardinals
Week 17: Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers

Cartire":r9n86azy said:

peachesenregalia":r9n86azy said:

Hasselbeck":r9n86azy said:

My entry:

Week 12: vs. San Francisco (Thanksgiving Night, NBC)

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You also didn't include a TNF game, which every team is guaranteed.

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Serious question, does thanksgiving not count as thursday game? I know its not NFL Network,

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I think it would have to count. I believe there's only 16 Thursdays (including Thanksgiving) during the regular season which equals one game per team.

12thMan1":hwk9a3jv said:

Cartire":hwk9a3jv said:

Serious question, does thanksgiving not count as thursday game? I know its not NFL Network,

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I think it would have to count. I believe there's only 16 Thursdays (including Thanksgiving) during the regular season which equals one game per team.

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17 Thursdays including thanksgiving. (as long as the opening game between ravens and miami is on thursday this year)
Got to remember bye weeks. There are 17 weeks in a season, 16 games per team.

Week 1: vs. St Louis
Week 2: @ATL (SNF)
Week 3: @Giants
Week 4: vs. San Fran (MNF)
Week 5: vs. Jacksonville
Week 6: BYE
Week 7: @Arizona
Week 8: vs. New Orleans (TNF)
Week 9: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 10: @Houston
Week 11: vs. Minnesota
Week 12: @Indianapolis (SNF)
Week 13: vs. Arizona
Week 14: @St Louis
Week 15: vs. Tennessee
Week 16: @Carolina
Week 17: @San Francisco (SNF)

That's my best guess.

Found the duplicate. Fixed

Cartire":2jy3h3ea said:

12thMan1":2jy3h3ea said:

Cartire":2jy3h3ea said:

Serious question, does thanksgiving not count as thursday game? I know its not NFL Network,

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I think it would have to count. I believe there's only 16 Thursdays (including Thanksgiving) during the regular season which equals one game per team.

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17 Thursdays including thanksgiving. (as long as the opening game between ravens and miami is on thursday this year)
Got to remember bye weeks. There are 17 weeks in a season, 16 games per team.

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I knew my logic was flawed!

I don't want the biggest games against our most fierce rival to be anywhere near a Thursday night game.

peachesenregalia":3gajme4l said:

Hasselbeck":3gajme4l said:

My entry:

Week 1: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 2: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 3: vs. Arizona
Week 4: at Houston
Week 5: vs. New Orleans (MNF)
Week 6: at St. Louis
Week 7: at Indianapolis
Week 8: BYE
Week 9: vs. Minnesota
Week 10: at Houston
Week 11: vs. Jacksonville
Week 12: vs. San Francisco (Thanksgiving Night, NBC)
Week 13: at Carolina
Week 14: vs. Tennessee
Week 15: vs. St. Louis
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

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You also didn't include a TNF game, which every team is guaranteed.

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Thanksgiving night would be our "Thursday NF" game

Week 1: at STL
Week 2: vs. Minnesota
Week 3: vs San Francisco (TNF)
Week 4: at NY Giants
Week 5: at Carolina
Week 6: BYE
Week 7: vs AZ
Week 8: at Houston
Week 9: vs. Tennessee
Week 10: vs. New Orleans (SNF)
Week 11: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 12: vs STL
Week 13: vs. Jacksonville
Week 14: at Indy
Week 15: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

Wenhawk":wtjhiz9l said:

Week 1: at STL
Week 2: vs. Minnesota
Week 3: vs San Francisco (TNF)
Week 4: at NY Giants
Week 5: at Carolina
Week 6: BYE
Week 7: vs AZ
Week 8: at Houston
Week 9: vs. Tennessee
Week 10: vs. New Orleans (SNF)
Week 11: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 12: vs STL
Week 13: vs. Jacksonville
Week 14: at Indy
Week 15: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

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I like this schedule. But does the NFL do same team, back to back SNF games? I honestly can't remember.

PlinytheCenter":nk4lze2a said:

I don't want the biggest games against our most fierce rival to be anywhere near a Thursday night game.

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:13:

Thursday night games are bogus. It should be required that the bye week occur before Thursday night games.

The Outfield":2rc75xjg said:

PlinytheCenter":2rc75xjg said:

I don't want the biggest games against our most fierce rival to be anywhere near a Thursday night game.

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:13:

Thursday night games are bogus. It should be required that the bye week occur before Thursday night games.

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I completely agree, however, bye weeks arent for all 17 weeks, so regardless, there are still a few teams that would get the shaft, so I think they nix that idea all together as there is not fair way to distribute them.

12thMan1":1wauwncb said:

Wenhawk":1wauwncb said:

Week 1: at STL
Week 2: vs. Minnesota
Week 3: vs San Francisco (TNF)
Week 4: at NY Giants
Week 5: at Carolina
Week 6: BYE
Week 7: vs AZ
Week 8: at Houston
Week 9: vs. Tennessee
Week 10: vs. New Orleans (SNF)
Week 11: at Atlanta (SNF)
Week 12: vs STL
Week 13: vs. Jacksonville
Week 14: at Indy
Week 15: vs. Tampa Bay
Week 16: at San Francisco (MNF)
Week 17: at Arizona

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I like this schedule. But does the NFL do same team, back to back SNF games? I honestly can't remember.

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Usually only if a game is flexed .. SF played back to back SNF games last year only because the SF-Sea matchup was a flex

Remembering that the schedulers always try to screw us, certain things can be ruled in and out: We won't play an east coast team away on SNF, only at 10am. We'll play division opponents in such a situation as to give them the best chance to beat us.

wk1: MNF: Seattle @ Houston
wk2: San Fran @ Seattle(sending us up against a division rival with one less day to prep)
wk3: SNF: Minnesota @ Seattle (Minne west vs depleted Minne while it still has fan appeal)
wk4: Seattle @ Atlanta (10am game)
wk5: Bye (too early to really do us any good)
wk6: Tennessee @ Seattle (meaningless opponent after the bye so no advantage to us)
wk7: St. Louis @ Seattle (Rams coming off their bye so they have more time to prepare)
wk8: Seattle @ Indianapolis (10am east coast game - gotta give media annointed Luck every chance to beat Wilson)
wk9: Arizona @ Seattle (leaving us with all our divisional road games towards the end of the season is more brutal, plus AZ week 9 gives Palmer time to acclimate)
wk10: Seattle @ Carolina 10 am
wk11: Jacksonville @ Seattle (we play this patsy while S.F. has the bye because we night overlook them leading into.....)
wk12: TNF: Seattle @ San Fran (San Fran coming off a bye while we come off the Jax game 4 days ago)
wk13: Tampa Bay @ Seattle (because really, who cares about T.B?)
wk14: Seattle @ NYGiants (10 am of course)
wk15: Seattle @ AZ
wk16: NO @ Seattle
wk17: Seattle @ St. Louis

If anyone can think of a way for me to screw our schedule up more for us and make it any harder, let me know and I'll try to adjust it accordingly.

peachesenregalia":2tj600xm said:

I think every team gets a TNF game on the NFL network, thanksgiving on NBC wouldn't count.

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Incorrect. The Patriots played the Jets on Thanksgiving Night last season and that was each teams "TNF" game.

Dallas, Washington, Houston and Detroit all had the same exemption.

:th2thumbs:

I think we open AT San Fran, Sunday Night Football, and the next week are at home for the Saints.