Despite going into the 2023 campaign with a new “all-star” coaching staff and the No. 1 overall pick, the Carolina Panthers had one of the most difficult years in franchise history. So, will it get any easier in 2024?
Here is every NFL team ranked by their strength of schedule for next season, starting with the toughest:
1. Cleveland Browns (.547)
2. Baltimore Ravens (.536)
3. Pittsburgh Steelers (.533)
t-4. Green Bay Packers (.526)
t-4. Houston Texans (.526)
t-6. Buffalo Bills (.516)
t-6. New York Giants (.516)
t-8. Jacksonville Jaguars (.512)
t-8. Las Vegas Raiders (.512)
t-8. New England Patriots (.512)
11. Detroit Lions (.509)
t-12. Dallas Cowboys (.505)
t-12. Los Angeles Rams (.505)
t-12. New York Jets (.505)
t-12. San Francisco 49ers (.505)
t-16. Cincinnati Bengals (.502)
t-16. Kansas City Chiefs (.502)
t-16. Minnesota Vikings (.502)
t-16. Washington Commanders (.502)
20. Denver Broncos (.495)
t-21. Indianapolis Colts (.491)
t-21. Philadelphia Eagles (.491)
t-21. Tennessee Titans (.491)
t-24. Arizona Cardinals (.488)
t-24. Miami Dolphins (.488)
t-24. Seattle Seahawks (.488)
t-27. Los Angeles Chargers (.478)
t-27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (.478)
t-29. Carolina Panthers (.467)
t-29. Chicago Bears (.467)
t-31. Atlanta Falcons (.453)
t-31. New Orleans Saints (.453)
