If you’re trying to predict an NFL team’s end-of-season record, the wrong way to do it is to bring up the schedule and pick results of each game. You simply can’t hope to predict stuff that well, and you’d be better served finding a method that assigns a percent chance of winning each game, adding up those percentages and converting it to a win/loss record. Going game-by-game is silly.
But that’s what I’m doing.
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Because of that opening paragraph, what follows isn’t betting advice. It is just a look at the schedule for each NFL team in 2026 and how things might shape up for them this season...
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