The Seattle Seahawks had a pretty brutal road in the 2023 NFL season. Not only are they sharing a division with the best team in the NFC and another team that’s been to the Super Bowl twice in the last five years, they had a run in the middle of the season when they were rightfully underdogs several games in a row. While they bounced back from that horrific string of matchups and almost made the playoffs, the damage had been done and they fell short.

Looking ahead, things should be significantly easier next season. After finishing third in the NFC West this year the Seattle will be facing an easier slate of opponents. Here’s how all 32 teams rank in strength of schedule for the 2024 season.

Cleveland Browns (.547)

Baltimore Ravens (.536)

Pittsburgh Steelers (.533)

Green Bay Packers (.526)

Houston Texans (.526)

Buffalo Bills (.516)

New York Giants (.516)

Jacksonville Jaguars (.512)

Las Vegas Raiders (.512)

New England Patriots (.512)

Detroit Lions (.509)

Dallas Cowboys (.505)

Los Angeles Rams (.505)

New York Jets (.505)

San Francisco 49ers (.505)

Cininnati Bengals (.502)

Kansas City Chiefs (.502)

Minnesota Vikings (.502)

Washington Commanders (.502)

Denver Broncos (.495)

Indianapolis Colts (.491)

Philadelphia Eagles (.491)

Tennessee Titans (.491)

Arizona Cardinals (.488)

Miami Dolphins (.488)

Seattle Seahawks (.488)

Los Angeles Chargers (.478)

Tampa Bay Buccaners (.478)

Carolina Panthers (.467)

Chicago Bears (.467)

Atlanta Falcons (.453)

New Orleans Saints (.453)

Story originally appeared on Seahawks Wire