Undefeated NFL Teams

[Zanji]

Alright as of last night there are still 5 Undefeated teams in the NFL. The New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers, Denver Broncos, Cincinnati Bengals, and Carolina Panthers, all of which are 6-0 thus far. Now every team, can lose to any given team in the NFL at any given time in any given stadium. But if you take a look at their respected schedules, it might paint a picture in some peoples minds on how their schedule might end.

Teams that only have to face one of the undefeated teams.

Spoiler

Oct. 29th vs Miami Dolphins
Nov. 8th vs Washington Redskins
Nov. 15th @ New England Giants
Nov. 23rd vs Buffalo Bills
Nov. 29th @ Denver Broncos
Dec. 6th vs Philadelphia Eagles
Dec. 13th @ Houston Texans
Dec. 20th vs Tennessee Titans
Dec. 27th @ New York Jets
Jan. 3rd @ Miami Dolphins

Spoiler

Nov. 1st @ Pittsburgh Steelers
Nov. 5th vs Cleveland Browns
Nov. 16th vs Houston Texans
Nov. 22nd @ Arizona Cardinals
Nov. 29th vs St. Louis Rams
Dec. 6th @ Cleveland Browns
Dec. 13th vs Pittsburgh Steelers
Dec. 20th @ San Francisco 49ers
Dec. 28th @ Denver Broncos
Jan. 3rd vs Baltimore Ravens

Spoiler

Nov. 2nd vs Indianapolis Colts
Nov. 8th vs Green Bay Packers
Nov. 15th @ Tennessee Titans
Nov. 22nd vs Washington Redskins
Nov. 26th @ Dallas Cowboys
Dec. 6th @ New Orleans Saints
Dec. 13th vs Atlanta Falcons
Dec. 20th @ New York Giants
Dec. 27th @ Atlanta Falcons
Jan. 3rd vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Team that has to face 2 of the undefeated Teams

Spoiler

Nov. 1st @ Denver Broncos
Nov. 8th @ Carolina Panthers
Nov. 15th vs Detroit Lions
Nov. 22nd @ Minnesota Vikings
Nov. 26th vs Chicago Bears
Dec. 3rd @ Detroit Lions
Dec. 13th vs Dallas Cowboys
Dec. 20th @ Oakland Raiders
Dec. 27th @ Arizona Cardinals
Jan. 3rd vs Minnesota Vikings

The Team that has to face 3 of the undefeated teams.

Spoiler

Nov. 1st vs Green Bay Packers
Nov. 8th @ Indianapolis Colts
Nov. 15th vs Kansas City Chiefs
Nov. 22nd @ Chicago Bears
Nov. 29th vs New England Patriots
Dec. 6th @ San Diego Chargers
Dec. 13th vs Oakland Raiders
Dec. 20th @ Pittsburgh Steelers
Dec. 28th vs Cincinnati Bengals
Jan. 3rd vs San Diego Chargers

Now like I said any of these teams can lose to any of the remaining teams in their respected Schedules, but if records prove anything at the moment, the only real challenges any of these teams will have a truly hard time with are the other undefeated time. Especially the Packers who face two undefeated teams back-to-back and on the road, the Broncos do face 3 of them but there is 4 weeks between each of those games, and they are all at home giving them a slight advantage.

Now anyone who knows me here, knows I am a die hard Panther fan and rooting for them but the chances of them ending perfect is slim to none. After they play the Packers on the 8th, the only real danger I see are the Falcons, but all the Panthers and their fans can do is hope they can win and #KeepPounding

Now tell me what you all think of how these teams schedules will end for them

 

[Hashirama Senjuu]

Patriots are #1 right now and that's all that matters.

Inb4 they cheat deflate bballs to catch easier.

The balls were so much easier to catch they ran in 4 tds that game

 

[ChicagoJhawk]

Patriots should be .500 if not for the change in Brady's ban which was total bs

 

[Insidious Smile]

And here I am sitting in front of this monitor of mine thinking: Rugby > American Football.

 

[Hashirama Senjuu]

And here I am sitting in front of this monitor of mine thinking: Rugby > American Football.

If only AMERICAN football wasn't the most watched sport In the entire world, and its only in America. Sigh

 

[nightwolf888]

If anyone is going to so it it be the packs. The pats will slip up in that next jets game because that game has been difficult for the pats to win in previous years

 

[Zanji]

And well just like that folks, we are now down to 4 Undefeated Teams.

Carolina Panthers, Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos, and New England Patriots are all an astonishing 7-0. This is a first in NFL history that 4 Teams will be heading into Week 9 undefeated. Now as I say and everyone I work with says, on any given Sunday, any given Stadium these teams can lose. The Panthers almost proved that last night against the Indianapolis Colts, where they had beaten them in Over-Time by just a Field Goal. When they did have a 23 - 6 lead over the Colts during the 3rd Quarter.