JoJoBoxer
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Bearmick is right. Every year, every team will always play the same 14 teams every 12 years. So next year, the Bears will play the AFC West and the NFC East just as they did in 2007. So the odds in any year of playing all 16 the same merely relies on those 2 games. Which is indeed 1 in 16 (not taking into account how good the teams should be in a given year ofcourse).
This probably happens all the time. I wouldn't be surprised if it happened to the Bears already.
You guys are talking the same thing without knowing it
1 - 0%
2 - 0%
3 - 0%
4 - 0%
5 - 0%
6 - 0%
7 - 0 %
8 - 0%
9 - 0 %
10 - 0 %
11 - 0%
12 - 1/16 or 6.25%
So ...
every 12th year, the Bears have a 6.25% chance of playing the same schedule.
and
looking at an any year outlook, the Bears have a 1/(4*4*12) chance or 0.52% chance, being that all of their chance will fall in the 12th year (or 6.25%)