Generally, the schedule does look somewhat easy. However, teams that were easy this year could be tough next year. Such as Dallas with their high picks could get an impact player or two, Indy with Luck healthy will be much better. Atlanta has talent if they can put it together. Detroit, if they can talk Calvin out of retirement, and Chicago, with Kevin White, are putting some talent together with the high picks they've had the last few years. These games plus already strong Minne and Seattle games gives us 10 above average tough games. JMHO

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It's the offseason, and I declare we're not permitted to discuss anything since it's all hypothetical at this point!

...but seriously, discussing the schedule difficulty does annoy me. It's like complaining that the Farmer's Almanac says it's supposed to snow in October.