http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/56896/2012-nfl-strength-of-schedule

Rank Team Combined W-L Record Winning Pct. Games vs. Quality Opp.**
1 N.Y. Giants* 140-116 .547 7
2 Denver* 139-117 .543 7
3 Cleveland 135-121 .527 7
4 St. Louis 134-122 .523 5
4 Baltimore* 134-122 .523 7
6 San Diego 133-123 .520 6
7 Philadelphia 132-124 .516 8
8 Minnesota 131-125 .512 7
8 Arizona 131-125 .512 6
10 Carolina 130-126 .508 5
11 Seattle 129-127 .504 5
11 Dallas 129-127 .504 7
11 New Orleans* 129-127 .504 5
14 Jacksonville 128-128 .500 8
14 Cincinnati* 128-128 .500 5
14 Pittsburgh* 128-128 .500 6
14 Indianapolis 128-128 .500 7
18 Oakland 127-129 .496 5
18 Miami 127-129 .496 6
20 N.Y. Jets 126-130 .492 6
20 Kansas City 126-130 .492 5
20 Chicago 126-130 .492 7
20 Detroit* 126-130 .492 6
24 Washington 125-131 .488 7
24 Atlanta* 125-131 .488 4
24 San Fran* 125-131 .488 5
27 Tampa Bay 124-132 .484 5
28 Tennessee 123-133 .480 6
29 Houston* 121-135 .473 6
29 Buffalo 121-135 .473 5
31 Green Bay* 120-136 .469 7
32 New England*116-140 .453 4

I love how we get the worst and NE gets the best. I know their division sucks, but still. Its gonna be a tough year.

I don't mind this at all

We seem to play better against harder teams and have let downs against teams we should win.

If we can qualify for the finals we will be battle tested and ready for a good playoff run.

From memory we had the toughest schedule going into the 2007 season.

No biggie. With the parity in the NFL anymore this really doesn't mean much to me honestly.

Pete, maybe you need to revisit that Saints game last year. I don't know if we exactly play better against the good teams...