Where Chargers rank in 2023 strength of schedule

Here’s the entire NFL strength of schedule based on opponent’s records in 2023.

The Chargers have the NFL’s 12th-hardest strength of schedule in 2023 (.517) based on their opponents’ records from last season.

The teams Los Angeles will face this season combined for a 149-139-0 record in 2022.

The Bolts’ opponents for next season were announced a couple of months ago, but dates and times won’t be unveiled until the schedule is finalized in May.

Here’s a look at the NFL’s complete strength of schedule for the upcoming season, per Bills Wire.

Rank Team Record Win Pct.
1 Philadelphia Eagles 161-123-4   .566
2 Miami Dolphins 158-127-2   .554
3 New York Giants 157-129-2   .549
3 New England Patriots 156-128-3   .549
3 Dallas Cowboys 156-128-4   .549
6 New York Jets 155-129-3   .545
7 Buffalo Bills 155-131-2   .542
8 Washington Commanders 153-133-2   .535
9 Los Angeles Rams 152-133-3   .533
10 Las Vegas Raiders 150-136-2   .524
11 Arizona Cardinals 148-137-3 .  519
12 Denver Broncos 148-138-2   .517
12 Seattle Seahawks 148-138-2   .517
12 Los Angeles Chargers 149-139-0   .517
15 San Francisco 49ers 147-139-2   .514
16 Kansas City Chiefs 147-140-0 .  512
17 Cincinnati Bengals 146-140-2   .510
18 Chicago Bears 143-145-1   .497
18 Minnesota Vikings 143-145-0   .497
20 Detroit Lions 143-146-0   .495
21 Baltimore Ravens 138-147-2   .484
22 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 138-148-2   .483
23 Jacksonville Jaguars 135-148-4   .477
24 Green Bay Packers 137-151-1   .476
25 Pittsburgh Steelers 134-151-2   .470
26 Cleveland Browns 131-154-2   .460
27 Carolina Panthers 130-157-2   .453
28 Tennessee Titans 127-157-4   .448
29 Indianapolis Colts 124-162-2   .434
30 Houston Texans 123-163-2   .431
31 New Orleans Saints 122-164-3   .427
32 Atlanta Falcons 119-167-3   .417

The Eagles (.566) have the toughest strength of schedule in 2023, and the Falcons (.417) have the easiest.

Where Chargers rank in 2022 strength of schedule

Find out how difficult the Los Angeles Chargers’ schedule will be in 2022.

The Chargers have brought in a few key players, highlighted by Khalil Mack and J.C. Jackson, to help make a strong push during the 2022 season.

The firepower will be much-needed for Los Angeles, as they’re set to have the 11th-hardest schedule in the NFL, according to Sharp Football Analysis, which uses Vegas’ projected win totals to create strength of schedule.

Not only will the Bolts have to face their rivals of the AFC West, which is arguably the most stacked division in football, on two occasions, they will also play other notable teams, like the reigning Super Bowl champs, Rams.

At the moment, the Chargers can make a run with what they have, especially with Justin Herbert at the helms. However, the draft will be a great outlet to solidify their roster, with ten picks at their disposal.

Here’s how the rest of the AFC West stacks up:

  • Broncos (15th-hardest)
  • Raiders (5th-hardest)
  • Chiefs (Hardest schedule in the NFL)

Chargers have one of easiest schedules remaining in NFL

The Los Angeles Chargers will have a favorable schedule after the bye week.

The Chargers’ 2020 season hasn’t gotten off to a great start, as they’re sitting with a 1-4 record.

Los Angeles has went down to the wire with every team they’ve played, including some of the best like the Chiefs and Buccaneers, but have struggled to close out games.

All of their losses have been within a score. This has been an ongoing issue dating back to last season, as the Bolts are 3-13 in one-score games since the start of 2019.

While L.A. looks to make a turnaround to their season, they have a favorable schedule to get back on track.

According to CBS Sports’ John Breech, the Chargers have the fourth-easiest schedule remaining in the league. Opponents have a .404 combined winning percentage.

The only opponents with a winning record that Los Angeles has yet to play are the Chiefs, Bills, Raiders (twice) and Patriots.

Along with having a pretty easy schedule, L.A. will benefit from getting key players back from their perspective injuries following the bye.

These things will help, but ultimately, the team will have to make changes to their play-calling, fix in-game woes like costly penalties and turnovers if they want to get back to the win column.