NFL Team-by-team Strength of Schedule for 2013

Courtesy of NFL.com, here is the strength of schedule for every NFL team going into the 2013 season:

2013 Strength of schedule
Team	SOS	Opponent record
Carolina Panthers	.543	138-116-2
Detroit Lions	.539	138-118-0
New Orleans Saints	.539	137-117-2
St. Louis Rams	.539	137-117-2
Baltimore Ravens	.535	137-119-0
Green Bay Packers	.533	136-119-1
Arizona Cardinals	.520	131-121-4
Miami Dolphins	.520	133-123-0
San Francisco 49ers	.520	132-122-2
Minnesota Vikings	.516	132-124-0
Seattle Seahawks	.516	130-122-4
Cincinnati Bengals	.508	130-126-0
Jacksonville Jaguars	.508	129-125-2
New England Patriots	.508	130-126-0
Atlanta Falcons	.504	128-126-0
Chicago Bears	.502	128-127-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	.500	127-127-2
Washington Redskins	.498	127-128-1
New York Jets	.496	127-129-0
Philadelphia Eagles	.496	127-129-0
Cleveland Browns	.492	126-130-0
Pittsburgh Steelers	.496	126-130-0
Tennessee Titans	.488	124-130-2
New York Giants	.480	123-133-0
Dallas Cowboys	.480	121-134-1
Buffalo Bills	.473	121-135-0
Houston Texans	.473	120-134-2
Kansas City Chiefs	.473	121-135-0
Oakland Raiders	.469	120-136-0
Indianapolis Colts	.461	117-137-2
San Diego Chargers	.457	117-139-0
Denver Broncos	.430	110-146-0

The Carolina Panthers will have the toughest road to the Super Bowl based on their SOS, while the Denver Broncos will have the easiest road to East Rutherford, New Jersey, where the 2014 season will conclude. The Bengals came in tied with the Jacksonville Jaguars for the 12th-hardest schedule. Playing in the AFC North, the Bengals will typically be in the upper-half of the league in terms of SOS. That’s what happens when you play in the same division as two teams who have been to three of the past five Super Bowls.

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