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2010 NFL Schedule — Online and Printable

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Ok so here we are — the 2010 NFL Sched­ule is due to be released any time now has been released and I’m really only con­cerned with my New Orleans Saints 2010 schedule.

Well ok that’s a lie as well, I’m con­cerned with the entire sched­ule but par­tic­u­larly the South­west Divi­sion which we owned in the 2009–2010 foot­ball season.

NFL Sched­ule Update: Get­ting a com­plete NFL 2010 sched­ule is no small task. I’ve been look­ing high and low for one for a while that cov­ers every week of the sea­son for each team in a good print­able for­mat (call me old fash­ioned). Seri­ously, I found sched­ules for Google Cal­en­dar (clunky and tough to man­age) and I found a few in Microsoft Excel but the for­mats were never very good. So I put my own together:

Note!

Keep an eye on this arti­cle and book­mark it. I’m prim­ing for the reg­u­lar sea­son kick off and it means that my fan­tasy leagues are kick­ing off, I’m in a few hand­i­cap­ping con­tests and I’m all over this foot­ball sea­son. I’ll be updat­ing the Saints entire sched­ule with my notes and my calls on each game. It won’t hap­pen overnight but I’m slowly plug­ging away at it when­ever I get time. Stay tuned and book­mark it!

There really isn’t much to write about just at this moment You can check out this super nifty NFL inter­ac­tive sched­ule for the Saints 2010 Sched­ule — you know we’re going to win it all again this com­ing sea­son. *gulp*

How is the NFL Sched­ule Determined?

For those of you who don’t know how a sched­ule is determined:

Divi­sional Games: 6 games (one each home and away) ver­sus a team’s three divi­sional oppo­nents.
Inter-Conference Rota­tion: 4 games (2 home, 2 away) ver­sus teams from another divi­sion, by rota­tion, from the oppo­site con­fer­ence.
Intra-Conference Rota­tion: 4 games (2 home, 2 away) ver­sus teams from another divi­sion, by rota­tion, within a team’s con­fer­ence.
Stand­ings Based Matchups: 2 games (1 home, 1 away) ver­sus teams with the same stand­ing from the 2 remain­ing divi­sion within a team’s conference.

Here are some NFL Sched­ule rumors with the cur­rent sta­tus of the rumor (con­firmed or uncon­firmed) — obvi­ously I’ll be updat­ing the rumors over the next hour but in the mean­time this is pretty interesting:

- Con­firmed: The Saints will kick off the sea­son on Thurs­day, Sep­tem­ber 9, at home in an NFC Cham­pi­onship rematch against the Vikings.

- Con­firmed: The Buf­falo Bills will host the Chicago Bears on Novem­ber 7 at the Rogers Cen­tre in Toronto.

- Uncon­firmed: The Min­nesota Vikings will visit the New York Jets in the evening matchup on Thanks­giv­ing Day.

- Uncon­firmed: The Lions will host the Patri­ots on Thanks­giv­ing Day.

- Uncon­firmed: The Cincin­nati Ben­gals will host the Pitts­burgh Steel­ers on Mon­day Night foot­ball on Novem­ber 8

Think that was con­fus­ing? You must be glad I’m not nearly as into NCAA Foot­ball and the BCS Stand­ings calculations.

Alrighty then — the NFL 2010 Sched­ule is going to be released on April 22nd (that’s today) at 7pm East­ern (1 hour 44 min­utes away) an it’s prob­a­bly best to watch it on the NFL Net­work or online at the NFL’s Offi­cial website

Updated: April 21, 2010

Offi­cial New Orleans Saints 2010 Schedule

So here is the Saints Offi­cial 2010 Reg­u­lar Sea­son Schedule:

This sched­ule is solid and not too bad at all.

Saints Pre­dic­tion: I’m going to say we have a solid chance of being 7–0 going into Week 8.

Week 1 @home vs. Min­nesota: Some of it hinges on the Brett Favre — I’m pic­tur­ing him hold­ing out right up until the sea­son starts, and then a scene unfold­ing like the end of Dodge­ball where Lance Arm­strong talks to Vince Vaughn and gets him back in the game — remem­ber “quit­ting is a per­me­nant solu­tion to a tem­po­rary probem”.

If Brett Favre is back then we have a rematch of the NFC Cham­pi­onship game and Brett Favre’s epi­cally stu­pid play han­dling. Although it would be awe­some to see Favre play­ing so I can wit­ness another epic choke. Don’t for­get you can always count on Brett Favre to make an epic toss at the worst pos­si­ble time for an inter­cep­tion. Con­sis­tency is everything.

The other toughie might be Week 4 at Car­olina, clas­si­cally The Saints have had trou­ble with Car­olina and that could also be a dif­fi­cult game.

Update: So Brett Favre is back again which was pretty much what I was think­ing he would do. Waf­fle until the last minute forc­ing three of his team mates to skip a prac­tice then have to fly out an try to con­vince him to return. Way to go for lead­er­ship there Brett.

Event though he’s a game changer I don’t think he’s going to make it through the entire sea­son unscathed. He’s just get­ting older plus in the NFC Cham­pi­onship game last sea­son it become very appar­ent that the Vikings O-line has been fig­ured out by NFL defen­sive lines.

I’m not the only one think­ing along these lines — even NFL odd­s­mak­ers and hand­i­cap­pers are pre­dict­ing that Favre won’t play the entire season.

Week 1 NFL Pick: New Orleans Saints 31 — Min­nesota Vikings 24

Week 2 — New Orleans at San Francisco

Mike Sin­gle­tary is doing a good job with the 49ers — and they look good this pre­sea­son so far. Their main weak­ness really is Alex Smith.

I’m still going to call a com­fort­able Saints vic­tory here.

P.S. More analy­sis to come.

Week 2 NFL Pick: New Orleans Saints 21 — San Fran­cisco 49ers 10

Week 8 at Pitts­burgh — well this one depends on the trade rumors. I’m not sure that Pitts­burgh is going to trade away Big Ben even though he’s always get­ting him­self into trou­ble with girls who claim sex­ual assault. I mean Ben I know you’re in the pub­lic eye but seri­ously I don’t know what is up with all these cra­zies con­stantly mak­ing base­less alle­ga­tions against ya! I mean really look at these base­less allegations:

“Sig­nif­i­cant ques­tions about what occurred per­sist,” Bright said. The woman was even­tu­ally dri­ven to the hos­pi­tal by friends, and an emer­gency room doc­tor and two nurses exam­ined her. Bright said they noted a super­fi­cial lac­er­a­tion, bruis­ing and slight bleed­ing in her gen­i­tal area, but that every­thing else was nor­mal and that the doc­tor could not say defin­i­tively that the bruis­ing was from any kind of trauma or sex­ual assault. The doc­tor and nurses col­lected a stan­dard rape evi­dence kit. Ini­tial test­ing found human male DNA present, although the emer­gency room doc­tor found no evi­dence of semen. Fur­ther test­ing was done, but Bright said that because the sam­ple was so small, a DNA pro­file could not be obtained.

What a fan­tas­tic guy. Ben you deserve to be not only beaten up up to lose every foot­ball game you ever play — ever.

I’m going to keep updat­ing my 2010 Saints pre­dic­tions and prognostications.

Stay Tuned.

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