***2010 NFL Bye Weeks*** (1 Viewer)

[Jeff Pasquino]

Week 4: Cowboys, Chiefs, Vikings, Buccaneers

Week 5: Dolphins, Patriots, Steelers, Seahawks

Week 6: Cardinals, Bills, Panthers, Bengals

Week 7: Lions, Texans, Colts, Jets

Week 8: Falcons, Ravens, Bears, Browns, Giants, Eagles

Week 9: Broncos, Jaguars, 49ers, Rams, Titans, Redskins

Week 10: Packers, Saints, Chargers, Raiders



NOTE: Weeks 8 and 9 have six teams off.

If you prefer (as I do) to read the team locations rather than nicknames:

Week 4: DAL, KC, MIN, TB

Week 5: MIA, NE, PIT, SEA

Week 6: AZ, BUF, CAR, CIN

Week 7: DET, HOU, INDY, NYJ

Week 8: ATL, BAL, CHI, CLE, NYG, PHI

Week 9: DEN, JAX, SF, STL, TEN, WASH

Week 10: GB, NO, SD, OAK

 

[radballs]

Thanks JP.

 

[nittanylion]

FWIW, it helps me a great deal to memorize the Bye Weeks as quickly as possible after they are released. It improves my decision-making skills immeasurably once the Bye Weeks become second-nature and I start automatically thinking: Brees/10 or MJD/9, and immediately knowing what Players they mesh or conflict with. Everyone takes a different approach, and does what works for them, and that's fine. For me, getting a handle on the Bye Weeks is critical, and if the way I do it helps anyone else out, well...great!

It's become my habit over many years to organize the Divisions in my mind as follows: East/North/South/West. This is probably due to the fact that I have a soft spot in my heart for the Redskins. It's also my habit to think NFC first, AFC second, likely for the same reason. Finally, I find it much easier to use the Nicknames rather than the Cities in referring to the Teams.

Here's how the Bye Week Schedule looks to me:

WK4: Cowboys, Vikings, Buccaneers / Chiefs (3/1)

WK5: Seahawks / Patriots-Dolphins, Steelers (1/3)

WK6: Panthers, Cardinals / Bills, Bengals (2/2)

WK7: Lions / NYJets, Colts-Texans (1/3)

WK8: NYGiants-Eagles, Bears, Falcons / Ravens-Browns (4/2)

WK9: Redskins, Rams-49'ers / Titans-Jaguars, Broncos (3/3)

WK10: Packers, Saints / Chargers-Raiders (2/2)

Again, this is just something I'm throwing out there, as I find it helps me a great deal. Maybe it will help out someone else, too.

What a great Month April is: we get the Schedule/Bye Weeks, and the Draft, to boot! Merry Christmas!