When you are an NFL team and you come in last place in your division, you get a little bit of an advantage for the following season as part of your schedule will be against other teams that finished in last place in their division.
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That is exactly what will happen for the Detroit Lionsduring the 2022 season as they will take on the Jets, Jaguars, Giants, Seahawks, and Panthers.
But, according to a report from Bookies.com, the Lions will also have another built-in schedule advantage for the 2022 season as they will travel the second-fewest miles in the entire NFL.
As you can see below, the Lions will travel just 8,348 miles in 2022, which is only more than the Pittsburgh Steelers, who will travel 6,442 miles.
The Seattle Seahawks will travel a whopping 29,446 miles in 2022.
32 NFL Team Travel Totals For Upcoming Season
Team
Total Mileage
Time Zones
Seattle Seahawks
29,446
34
Denver Broncos
27,398
32
Jacksonville Jaguars
25,534
22
Miami Dolphins
25,178
14
New Orleans Saints
24,976
30
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
23,764
26
LA Chargers
23,266
30
San Francisco 49ers
20,792
22
Las Vegas Raiders
20,734
26
New York Giants
20,614
22
Arizona Cardinals
19,616
20
Dallas Cowboys
19,566
14
New England Patriots
18,944
14
Minnesota Vikings
18,360
22
Green Bay Packers
17,794
22
LA Rams
17,204
20
Kansas City Chiefs
16,746
22
Carolina Panthers
16,494
14
Houston Texans
16,224
14
New York Jets
16,154
14
Atlanta Falcons
15,648
14
Indianapolis Colts
14,260
18
Buffalo Bills
13,984
10
Philadelphia Eagles
13,940
10
Washington Commanders
13,670
12
Tennessee Titans
12,484
14
Cincinnati Bengals
10,836
4
Chicago Bears
10,086
8
Cleveland Browns
9,986
2
Baltimore Ravens
9,500
2
Detroit Lions
8,348
8
Pittsburgh Steelers
6,442
0
Will this help the Lions out in any way in 2022? Only time will tell but they will take all the help they can get!
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Treylon Burks Can Be a Home-Run Pick for the Titans
After trading away their franchise receiver in a blockbuster deal, the Tennessee Titans are hoping they just took another one.
Tennessee dealt A.J. Brown to the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night and then drafted Treylon Burks 18th overall with one of the picks they netted from the Brown trade.
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At 6-foot-2 and 224 pounds, Burks definitely fits the prototype in terms of size, and his statistical profile hits the mark, as well. According to PlayerProfiler, Burks rates in at least the 90th percentile in both college target share (31.3%) and college dominator rating (45.9%). He's also in the 76th percentile in yards per catch (16.8) and the 80th percentile for speed score. He went for 1,104 yards and 11 scores in his final campaign with Arkansas.
