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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1063994" data-attributes="member: 10086">Which leads me to my next thought. Around the time the NFC North starts to simmer down? IF it simmers down at all..,Caleb (who so far appears to be a decent QB) will be looking to get paid.   [USER=18414]@Calebs Revenge[/USER] This is bad timing for Chicago imo because your schedule is brutal while your QB is coming into his prime on a Rookie deal. It has similarities to GB’s bad timing when Brady moved into our Conference in 2020. This is especially true when everyone in your Division is really good. Not sure if you are aware [USER=18414]@Calebs Revenge[/USER] but the Chicago plays an opponent 2024 Win Loss ratio is .571. That means you’ll face the #2 toughest schedule in 2025.  As a comparison the 49ers have the easiest schedule (SOS) with a .415 Win rate. As one proof of how SOS affects a team, in the AFC the team with the easiest schedule has had a Winning record in 7 consecutive seasons. The last 2 seasons the easiest schedule improved Win total by an average of +6 Wins each. Scheduling makes a difference.I say this every year. Our own team isn’t the only team getting better. Being good isn’t enough. You have to be adaptable and good.</blockquote>

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