In no sport does the power structure fluctuate more from year to year than professional football.

POTENTIAL 2014 OPPOSING QB'S](http://www.giants.com/photos/photos/2014-QB-Opponents/5aeb82f2-6a14-4204-8820-b0ca61f94a68) One season a team will be in the cellar. The next it will be hosting a playoff game.

You don't have to look any further than the Giants' division this past year when the Philadelphia Eagles did exactly that. They won four games in 2012 and went on to capture the NFC East title in 2013.

So when you talk about strength of schedule based on the previous year's records, you have to take it with a grain of salt. However, it's still a way to size up the competition as teams plan all offseason to face said opponents.

And according to the researchers at ESPN.com, the Giants have the sixth-easiest schedule in 2014. Based on their 2013 records, Big Blue's foes (see below) have a winning percentage of .465.

Take a look at the list for all 32 teams:

RankTeamOpponent Win Pct.1Oakland Raiders0.5782Denver Broncos0.5703St. Louis Rams0.5644San Diego Chargers0.5634San Francisco 49ers0.5636Seattle Seahawks0.5617Kansas City Chiefs0.5598Arizona Cardinals0.5479New York Jets0.52010New England Patriots0.51611Atlanta Falcons0.51212Miami Dolphins0.50813Green Bay Packers0.50414Buffalo Bills0.50015Chicago Bears0.49616Detroit Lions0.49217Washington Redskins0.49018Dallas Cowboys0.48819Tampa Bay Buccaneers0.48420Philadelphia Eagles0.47921Minnesota Vikings0.47722Carolina Panthers0.47323Cincinnati Bengals0.46923New Orleans Saints0.46923Pittsburgh Steelers0.46926Cleveland Browns0.46526New York Giants0.46528Baltimore Ravens0.46129Jacksonville Jaguars0.45330Houston Texans0.44131Tennessee Titans0.43832Indianapolis Colts0.430

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