Thread: Predictions

Put it out there:

AFC
East: Patriots (4)
North: Ravens (2)
South: Colts (3)
West: Chiefs (1)
Bills (5)
Texans (6)
Broncos (7)

Wildcard winners
Ravens over Broncos
Texans over Colts
Patriots over Bills

Divisional Winners
Texans over Patriots
Chiefs over Ravens

AFC Championship
Chiefs over Texans

NFC
East: Eagles (4)
North: Packers (3)
South: Saints (1)
West: Seahawks (2)
Buccaneers (5)
Vikings (6)
Cowboys (7)

Wildcard winners
Cowboys over Seahawks
Packers over Vikings
Buccaneers over Eagles

Divisional winners
Saints over Cowboys
Buccaneers over Packers

NFC Championship
Saints over Buccaneers

Super Bowl
Saints over Chiefs

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Put it out there:

AFC
East: Patriots (4)
North: Ravens (2)
South: Colts (3)
West: Chiefs (1)
Bills (5)
Texans (6)
Broncos (7)

Wildcard winners
Ravens over Broncos
Texans over Colts
Patriots over Bills

Divisional Winners
Texans over Patriots
Chiefs over Ravens

AFC Championship
Chiefs over Texans

NFC
East: Eagles (4)
North: Packers (3)
South: Saints (1)
West: Seahawks (2)
Buccaneers (5)
Vikings (6)
Cowboys (7)

Wildcard winners
Cowboys over Seahawks
Packers over Vikings
Buccaneers over Eagles

Divisional winners
Saints over Cowboys
Buccaneers over Packers

NFC Championship
Saints over Buccaneers

Super Bowl
Saints over Chiefs

AFCW - Chiefs win the division at 13 wins.
AFCE - Bills win division at 9 wins
AFCN - Ravens win division at 12 wins
AFCS - Texans win division at 10 wins.

The Broncos, Colts, and Steelers all get in with ten wins.



NFCW - Niners take the division at 12 wins.
NFCE - Cowboys win take the division at 11 wins.
NFCN - Vikings at 12 wins.
NFCS - Saints win division at 13 wins.

Eagles, Bucs, and Cardinals all make the WC with 10 wins.

Broncos win a playoff game.

Chiefs repeat against the Vikings.

Originally Posted by Poet

Chiefs repeat against the Vikings.

Maholmes TD production was cut in half last year, partially accounted for by the missed time, but not all. Might be a sign he's peaked and is in the twilight of his career.

Originally Posted by Tned

Maholmes TD production was cut in half last year, partially accounted for by the missed time, but not all. Might be a sign he's peaked and is in the twilight of his career.

He’s probably given all he can give at 24.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

He’s probably given all he can give at 24.

Happened to me, but I was 18.

Why does everyone think the pats will be good this year?

Originally Posted by underrated29

Why does everyone think the pats will be good this year?

I was kind of wondering the same. It seems like they're trying to tank and possibly get Trevor Lawrence.

Originally Posted by underrated29

Why does everyone think the pats will be good this year?

Well, I’m a Cam Newton truther, so ...

There are two camps here. Do you believe in Bill Belichick and Cam Newton or do you believe in Sean McDermott and Josh Allen. I’m a believer in the former, but I can see why people choose the latter. I, personally, don’t think Josh Allen will continue to be the leader of a good football team, unless he improves in the passing game. But more power to Brian Daboll if he can continue the success of that offense with almost no real, viable big play makers and a quarterback who struggles passing the football.

Potentially not having Von Miller is a gamechanger. I still like the sum of the parts, but certainly not as much when the pass rushing is a real question mark. Chubb’s health isn’t exactly a solid situation, either.

I'm presuming that he's out for the year and we slide into the last seed/just out of the playoffs.

This.

Sucks.

Ass.

Originally Posted by BroncoJoe

I was kind of wondering the same. It seems like they're trying to tank and possibly get Trevor Lawrence.

If they were trying to tank why sign Cam? Could have just gone with Stidham.

Mr. T: "Pain!"

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

Well, I’m a Cam Newton truther, so ...

There are two camps here. Do you believe in Bill Belichick and Cam Newton or do you believe in Sean McDermott and Josh Allen. I’m a believer in the former, but I can see why people choose the latter. I, personally, don’t think Josh Allen will continue to be the leader of a good football team, unless he improves in the passing game. But more power to Brian Daboll if he can continue the success of that offense with almost no real, viable big play makers and a quarterback who struggles passing the football.

I do not believe in the bills or Josh Allen either.


The pats have no one on offense. Their line got abolished too. Their defense is only good in the secondary, that is it (which is a good secondary). Cam is broken. Even if not, he is not going to lead them. What was Cam without Cmac and his 1 good year (I happened to take him that year in FF because I knew he would destroy). He will be average this year just like the pats. Sub 10 wins.

The bills I do not believe in at all, but they have the better defense. They also have a QB that has not hit his peak. So I guess I side with them.

Hi.

I am not sure if it is right place to post... but this thread says "Predictions."

I am in the NFL survivor pool game and we are making a donation to charity. I would like to ask your opinions on this survivor pool game. Is it safe to pick Chargers over Bengals in week 1? I didn't want to pick a top team and I'm saving some top teams for later this season. So, Chargers it is? Thanks!

Originally Posted by Magnificent Seven

Hi.

I am not sure if it is right place to post... but this thread says "Predictions."

I am in the NFL survivor pool game and we are making a donation to charity. I would like to ask your opinions on this survivor pool game. Is it safe to pick Chargers over Bengals in week 1? I didn't want to pick a top team and I'm saving some top teams for later this season. So, Chargers it is? Thanks!

I will not be an active participant in anyone else’s survivor pool or picks failures, therefore I will not comment. Good luck Magnificent Seven!