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[SportsGuy]

Ravens 2013-14 opponents - Home: Pitt, Cle. Cin, N.E., NYJ, GB, Minn., AFC South; Away: Pitt, Cle. Cin, Buff., Miami,Chi, Detroit, AFC West

From Jeff Z via Twitter.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Johnnyroadtrip.com is a great site for this -- it gives you the future NFL schedules years in advance.


I try to get to at least one Ravens' road game a year (I plan on going to Philly this year) and that Bears game stands out to me.

I'm definitely going to New Orleans in two years.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Also, anyone that wants to go to that Bills game next year, it's insanely cheap to fly up there via Southwest. 55 minute flight and you are there.

[Chris B]

And here is a list of all the teams the Ravens play through the 2017 season:

http://www.baltimore... ... nents.aspx

[bnickle]

It's really not that hard if you can remember who we played at home or away from the years past in the divisions we play outside of our own.

For example, without looking at the 2014 schedule I know we play the NFC South and the AFC South . I also remember that we played the Saints and Bucs at home and Atlanta and Carolina on the road. Last year, we played Indy and Houston at home and Jacsonville and Tenn on the road. So our '14 schedule will be



6 games-Home and Away with the AFC North divisional opponents
1 game against AFC East(team who finished previous season in same pace as us)
1 game against AFC West(team who finished previous season in same place as us)
@ New Orleans
@Tampa
@Indy
@Hou
Jacskonville
Tennessee
Atlanta
Carolina


Pretty easy to figure out on your own. Then again, you can always click on a website like the one listed above and make it much easier on yourself.

[Chris B]

Yeah, it definitely is pretty easy to figure out. I was just browsing the Ravens site and stumbled upon that so I figured someone might want to see it.

[BSLMikeLowe]

And here is a list of all the teams the Ravens play through the 2017 season:

http://www.baltimore... ... nents.aspx

Pretty sure there is a mistake on the 2015 schedule for the NFC West teams. It says they play SF and Arizona at home, and StL and Seattle on the road. While I would love that if it were true (don't have to wait until 2019 to see them in Seattle again), I'm quite certain it is the other way around.

[Pedro Cerrano]

Well is that when the schedule resets?

[BSLMikeLowe]

I'm not aware of any "reset." I thought the rotation simply continued in perpetuity until something like a change in the scheduling format (like if they eventually do have an 18-game schedule) or some form of realignment comes along. There was the minor tweak made several seasons ago with regard to which AFC and NFC West teams the other divisions traveled to in a given season. It adjusted it so that no team outside the western divisions would have to travel all the way to the west coast 4 times in one season (SD, SF, Oak, Sea) like the Jets and Patriots had to in 2008. That's why the Ravens came to Seattle last season, despite the fact they were also out here the previous time they played in 2007. And it would stand to reason that next time they play the Seahawks, in 2015, the game should be in Baltimore.

[Pedro Cerrano]

There should be some reset. Otherwise us and the Bengals would play every inter-divisional opponent on the road or at home together and the Browns and Steelers would match up. That doesn't seem quite fair.

[BSLMikeLowe]

There should be some reset. Otherwise us and the Bengals would play every inter-divisional opponent on the road or at home together and the Browns and Steelers would match up. That doesn't seem quite fair.

I'm pretty sure that's how it works, though.