oh yes, so black and white.
No it's not, but this is one of those things that repeatedly never pans out from year to year. I guarantee if this schedule was released the same time last year people would be saying "that isn't so bad". The AFC west was supposedly one of the worst divisions in the NFL to most. Now there's a chance they can have 3 playoff teams
My point was: What's the difference? What is the problem with saying "Based on what we know right now, this looks like a tough schedule"?
It's conversation. Everyone understands that things change. No one could have predicted that the Eagles would have the healthiest roster in league history, or that Aaron Rogers would return in week 17 to lead his team to a win-or-go-home victory. That means we should just never talk about how things look from our current perspective?
I think that notion is ridiculous. If that's how you feel, you shouldn't talk about the draft until after it's done. Or free agents until after they're signed. Or who you think might win the Super Bowl.
90% of sports conversation is speculation based on what you currently know. The other 10% is talking about "last night's" game.
