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Let's see how close some of us can get.
NFC East Dallas Cowboys (10-6) NY Giants (9-7) Philadelphia Eagles (9-7) Washington Redskins (6-10) NFC South New Orleans Saints(13-3) Atlanta Falcons (9-7) Carolina Panthers (8-8) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-14) NFC West San Francisco 49ers (9-7) Arizona Cardinals (7-9) Seattle Seahawks (6-10) St. Louis Rams (3-13) NFC North Green Bay Packers (11-5) Minnesota Vikings (10-6) Chicago Bears (7-9) Detroit Lions (4-12) AFC East New England Patriots (12-4) New York Jets (9-7) Miami Dolphins (8-8) Buffalo Bills (4-12) AFC South Indianapolis Colts (10-6) Houston Texans (10-6), Indy wins tiebreaker. And this contains slight homerism. Tennessee Titans (8-8) Jacksonville Jaguars (7-9) AFC West San Diego Chargers (11-5) Denver Broncos (9-7) Oakland Raiders (6-10) Kansas City Chiefs (5-11) AFC North Baltimore Ravens (11-5) Cincinnatti Bengals (10-6) Pittsburgh Steelers (7-9) Cleveland Browns (4-12) NFC Playoffs Wild Card Cowboys over Giants Vikings over 49ers Divisional Round Saints over Vikings Packers over Cowboys NFC Championship Saints over Packers AFC Playoffs Wild Card Chargers over Bengals Texans over Colts(maybe just a little homer again )Divisional Round Pats over Texans ![]() Ravens over Chargers AFC Championship Pats over Ravens SUPER BOWL Saints over Patriots, New Orleans keeps the party rolling My alternate prediction: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1TxiVhrkZA
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I don't have my predictions done yet but so far I have the Giants finishing last in their division. Washington has a good D, and McNabb is a big upgrade over what they've had at QB in quite a while. They will be improved. I don't think Philly misses a beat with Kolb and them and Dallas should both contend for the division.
I have the Vikings falling off quite a bit and the Packers taking the north fairly easily. In the AFC South, I've pretty much got the same order. I don't have J-ville winning anywhere near 7 games. I think they're going to be a bad, bad football team this year. Texans have a BRUTAL schedule. Not just because of the teams they're playing and those team's records from last year. I CAN NOT TELL YOU IMPORTANT IT IS FOR THE TEXANS TO GET OFF TO A GOOD START!! Because in the 1st half of the season they play 5 home games. But they also play Indy twice. That means they finish the season with 5 of 8 on the road. Their only home games in the 2nd half of the season are 2 division rivals (division games are always a ***** for the Texans) and the Ravens, who are picked by many to win the AFC. 2nd half road games include Jets, Eagles, 2 division game (Jags & Inbreds), and Denver at Mile High in December. So that's another reason I'm going with Indy still to get the top spot in the south.
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the NFC east really is a crapshoot though. I think most would be in agreement that the Cowgirls are the clear favorites, and then outside of that i believe ANYTHING could happen. I chose the Redskins in last place mainly because i think Shanny's system can not be mastered in a year, especially with the load of overaged and over the hill running backs that they have. McNabb will be a huge improvement if he can stay healthy, but even so, i think this team starts out relatively rough and finishes out strong as they develop chemistry with each other.
I think this will be somewhat close of a rebuilding year for the Eagles, as they move into their new generation with a new QB. They have a ton of young talent, but i don't see them as serious playoff contenders until proven otherwise. Kolb has a ton of ability and i like his future, just not so much this season. The Giants are just two full seasons out from being Super Bowl champions. Sure, there defense has tons and tons of question marks, but i think Eli will easily be able to handle the load on the offensive side and the defense will get better during the final stretch in order to edge them in.
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I'll play. Here are some meaningless but fun projections! (I didn't bother to work out if the records add up to 256 Wins total)
NFC East Dallas Cowboys (10-6) Philadelphia Eagles (9-7) Washington Redskins (7-9) NY Giants (5-11) NFC South New Orleans Saints(11-5) Atlanta Falcons (10-6) Carolina Panthers (8-8) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-12) NFC West San Francisco 49ers (10-6) Arizona Cardinals (7-9) Seattle Seahawks (4-12) St. Louis Rams (4-12) NFC North Green Bay Packers (11-5) Minnesota Vikings (9-7) Chicago Bears (5-11) Detroit Lions (5-11) AFC East Miami Dolphins (10-6) New England Patriots (9-7) New York Jets (9-7) Buffalo Bills (2-14) AFC South Indianapolis Colts (12-4) Houston Texans (10-6) Tennessee Titans (7-9) Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11) AFC West Oakland Raiders (9-7) San Diego Chargers (9-7) Kansas City Chiefs (6-10) Denver Broncos (5-11) AFC North Baltimore Ravens (13-3) Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8) Cincinnatti Bengals (6-10) Cleveland Browns (4-12) NFC Playoffs Wild Card Vikings over Cowboys 49ers over Falcons Divisional Round Saints over Vikings Packers over 49ers NFC Championship Packers over Saints AFC Playoffs Wild Card Raiders over Patriots Texans over Dolphins Divisional Round Colts over Texans Ravens over Raiders AFC Championship Ravens over Colts SUPER BOWL Packers over Ravens – Rodgers gets his ‘Future Hall of Fame’r’ status
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Here are mine
AFC East NY Jets 11-5 NE 10-6 (WC) MIAMI 7-9 Buffalo 3-13 AFC North Baltimore 11-5 (bye) Cincinnati 9-7 Pittsburgh 7-9 Cleveland 5-11 AFC South Indy 12-4 (bye) Tennessee 10-6 (WC) Houston 9-7 Jacksonville 4-12 AFC West San Diego 11-5 Oakland 7-9 Denver 6-10 Kansas City 5-11 NFC East Dallas 12-4 Philly 9-7 NYG 7-9 WSH 7-9 NFC North Green Bay 13-3 Minnesota 11-5 (WC) Detroit 7-9 (I really see them as the biggest W gainer this season) Chicago 6-10 NFC South New Orleans 12-4 Atlanta 10-6 (WC) Carolina 5-11 TB 4-12 NFC West SF 10-6 Seattle 7-9 Arizona 6-10 St. Louis 4-12 PLAYOFFS AFC NY Jets def Tennessee 24-21 San Diego def NE 28-20 Indy def NY Jets 24-14 San Diego def Balt 17-14 San Diego def Indy 24-20 NFC (GETTING LAZY!) Green Bay is NFC Champ Super Bowl GB def San Diego
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AFC East:
Jets: 10-6 Patriots: 9-7 Dolphins: 7-9 Bills: 3-13 AFC North: Ravens: 11-5 Bengals: 8-8 Steelers: 7-9 Browns: 3-13 AFC South: Colts: 12-4 Titans: 10-6 Texans: 9-7 Jaguars: 7-9 AFC West: Chargers: 11-5 Broncos: 7-9 Chiefs: 7-9 Raiders: 6-10 NFC East: Cowboys: 10-6 Redskins: 7-9 Giants: 7-9 Eagles: 6-10 NFC North: Packers: 12-4 Vikings: 11-5 Bears: 6-10 Lions: 4-12 NFC South: Saints: 13-3 Falcons: 9-7 Panthers: 7-9 Bucs: 3-13 NFC West: 49ers: 10-6 Cardinals: 6-10 Seahawks: 5-11 Rams: 2-14 Last edited by J_R; 09-01-2010 at 07:02 PM. |
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NFC East
Dallas Cowboys (12-4) NY Giants (8-8) Philadelphia Eagles (9-7) Washington Redskins (7-9) NFC South New Orleans Saints(12-4) Atlanta Falcons (10-6) Carolina Panthers (7-9) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-14) NFC West San Francisco 49ers (9-7) Arizona Cardinals (6-10) Seattle Seahawks (5-11) St. Louis Rams (3-13) NFC North Green Bay Packers (12-4) Minnesota Vikings (10-6) Chicago Bears (7-9) Detroit Lions (3-13) AFC East New England Patriots (11-5) New York Jets (11-5) Miami Dolphins (7-9) Buffalo Bills (3-13) AFC South Indianapolis Colts (12-4) Houston Texans (10-6), Tennessee Titans (9-7) Jacksonville Jaguars (6-10) AFC West San Diego Chargers (10-6) Denver Broncos (9-7) Oakland Raiders (6-10) Kansas City Chiefs (4-12) AFC North Baltimore Ravens (13-3) Cincinnatti Bengals (10-6) Pittsburgh Steelers (7-9) Cleveland Browns (3-13) NFC Playoffs Wild Card Falcons over 49ers Packers over Vikings (this game will be crazy) Divisional Round Packers over Saints (A. Rodgers is a boss) Cowboys over 49ers NFC Championship Packers over Cowboys AFC Playoffs Wild Card Jets over Bengals Texans over Chargers Divisional Round Pats over Texans Ravens over Jets AFC Championship Ravens over Pats SUPER BOWL Ravens over Packers, Flacco finally has some receivers to throw to, and their defense is scary as ever. |
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AFC E:
Dolphins 10-6 Pats 9-7 Jets 9-7 Bills 2-14 AFC N: Bengals 12-4 Ravens 11-5 Steelers 8-8 Browns 5-11 AFC S: Colts 13-3 Texans 10-6 Titans 9-7 Jags 6-10 AFC W: Chargers 12-4 Raiders 7-9 Chiefs 5-11 Broncos 4-12 NFC E: Cowboys 11-5 Redskins 10-6 Giants 10-6 Eagles 7-9 NFC N: Packers 13-3 Vikings 11-5 Lions 7-9 Bears 5-11 NFC S: Saints 11-5 Falcons 11-5 Panthers 9-7 Buccs 2-14 NFC W: 49ers 9-7 Seahawks 6-10 Rams 6-10 Cardinals 4-12 Wild Card: Ravens over Bengals Chargers over Texans Vikings over 49ers Saints over Falcons Divisional: Ravens over Patriots Colts over Chargers Saints over Cowboys Packers over Vikings Conference: Colts over Ravens Packers over Saints Super Bowl: Packers over Colts |
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I went through and picked each game each week. And, boy, am I tired. Here's what I came up with (there's no way it happens like this):
AFC East 13-3 Patriots 12-4 Jets 9-7 Dolphins 2-14 Bills AFC North 13-3 Ravens 10-6 Steelers 8-8 Bengals 3-13 Browns AFC South 12-4 Colts 11-5 Texans 8-8 Titans 7-9 Jags AFC West 13-3 Chargers 6-10 Raiders 5-11 Broncos 5-11 Chiefs NFC East 10-6 Cowboys 10-6 Eagles 7-9 Giants 4-12 Redskins NFC North 12-4 Vikings 11-5 Packers 2-14 Bears 3-13 Lions NFC South (I can't believe this at all) 12-4 Falcons 11-5 Saints 11-5 Panthers 3-13 Buccaneers NFC West 9-7 Niners 7-9 Cardinals 4-12 Seahawks 3-13 Rams AFC Playoffs Ravens over Steelers Colts over Texans Colts over Patriots Ravens over Chargers Ravens over Colts EDIT: Should have been Colts over Ravens. I was really waffling on this one. NFC Playoffs Packers over Niners Saints over Cowboys Saints over Vikings Falcons over Packers Saints over Falcons Super Bowl Colts over Saints I don't even believe my own prediction. Last edited by The Pencil Neck; 09-02-2010 at 10:14 AM. |
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How the heck do you see them getting 11 wins?
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The Panthers are going to have a great running game and their defense is looking really, really good. That makes a team that's hard to beat even though they're going to have iffy QB play.
Add that to the fact that they play a bunch of weak teams, and you get 11-5. 1 - @Giants - Win 2 - Buccs - Win 3 - Bengals - Win 4 - @Saints - Loss 5 - Bears - Win 6 - Niners - Win 7 - @Rams - Win 8 - Saints - Loss 9 - @Buccs - Win 10 - Ravens - Loss 11 - @Browns - Win 12 - @Seahawks - Win 13 - Falcons - Win 14 - @Steelers - Loss 15 - @Falcons - Loss There are 3 games that could be argued but the rest of their schedule is a bunch of cream puffs: Buccs 2x, Cardinals, Seahawks, Rams, Bears, Browns. I had them split with the Falcons. Of the 3 arguable games, I think the Giants, Niners, and Bengals just aren't very good and they face 2 of those teams at home. So I can easily see them going 11-5 or 10-6. |
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A lot of the forecast that I have read point to the fact that the Panthers are really going to struggle with getting a pass rush. Also not real solid at QB. I see them anywhere from 6-10 to 9-7.
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And with their running game, I think Matt Moore is going to be sufficient. This is classic John Fox football. The problem with Delhomme the past couple of seasons is that he was trying to do too much and making turnovers that were killing this team. But, let me say that prior to going through their schedule, I expected this team to be at best 8-8. But I think they're going to do better than that now. |
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I mean, I didn't have them beating any really good teams like the Ravens or Saints and they just don't play that many other good teams. It will all come down to how they play against the Bengals, Niners, and Giants. |
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I think they pull one out against New Orleans, mostly because Carolina almost always has their number.
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