Analyst Warren Sharp on the unprecedented unfairness in the NFL schedule

Indeed it is - and the reality is also that if the owners don’t like these results, they can change the scheduling rules at the owners meetings. They could insist on certain parameters and build it into the scheduling system.

As of now they don’t do that, they leave it to the league office to do it without restriction. So the owners appear to be happy with the revenue considerations taking precedence over equity . . . and if the owners don’t care to regulate it than there’s really not much point in fans whining about it. You get what you get.
I hear you on the no point in whining. The NFL is basically reality TV that's actually real. Since the Saints won the Super Bowl, the Saints winning or losing doesn't mean as much to me. I still watch Saints games and want to see them win, but them winning or losing is not as big a deal for me as it used to be.