Okay, I know this topic will come up eventually, so lets sticky it right now! Predict who will win each divison, the wild card spots, and the Super Bowl. I will do mine later.
AFC: Miami Cincinnati Indianapolis San Diego Pittsburgh* Jacksonville* NFC: NY Giants Chicago Carolina Seattle Arizona* Washington* Cincinnati and Carolina at the Superbowl.
NFC - NYG- GB- CARL- SEA- STL*- DAL*// AFC - NE- PITT- INDY- DEN- CINCY*- KC*// INDY over NYG in Super Bowl - Peyton over Eli . Unless GB gets home field avantage , then ............................... well i can dream can't I ? GO PACK !!!! :cross:
AFC Miami Cincinnati Indianapolis San Diego *New England *Denver NFC Washington Green Bay Carolina Arizona *New York *Seattle Superbowl Cincinnati over Carolina
AFC- New England Cincinnati Jax Denver Indy* Miami* NFC- Dallas Green Bay Carolina Seattle New Orleans* Arizona* Super Bowl--Green Bay over Denver! Revenge vs. Shanahan and Javon! Yes, that's right. Big news in the AFC, Jax beats out Indy and Pittsburgh doesn't even make the playoffs. Big news in the NFC is Green Bay, New Orleans and Arizona make the playoffs while Chicago, Philly, Giants and Washington sit!
AFC NE Cincinnati Indianapolis San Diego Jacksonville Pittsburgh NFC NY Giants Chicago Carolina Seattle Arizona Dallas Carolina v Indianapolis SB Carolina 31 Indianapolis 24
AFC: NE Pitt Indianapolis San Diego Cincy* Miami* NFC: Dallas Chicago Carolina Seattle Atlanta* NY Giants* Indy and Seattle at the Superbowl. Colts win...
NFC North: Bears NFC East: Redskins NFC South: Panthers NFC West: Seahawks NFC Wild Card: Bucs and Giants AFC North: Steelers AFC East: Patriots AFC South: Colts AFC West: Broncos AFC Wild Card: Chargers and Jaguars Super Bowl: Panthers over Steelers
AFC NE Indy Baltimore SD Cinci* Denver* NFC Phily Atlanta Chicago St. Louis NY G* NO* Chicago over San Diego in the super bowl
AFC New England Steelers Texans Chargers The teams that get widcard are Dolphins and Ravens NFC Eagles Packers Saints Seahawks The wildcards are Rams and Falcons The Super Bowl Packers vs Dolphins Packers win 35-20
New England Baltimore Indianapolis San Diego Cincinnati* Denver* Philadelphia Minnesota New Orleans San Francisco Carolina* Seattle* New England over New Orleans in the Super Bowl.
[align=left]AFC: Patriots Ravens Colts Chargers Wildcardss: Jets & Steelers NFC Cowboys Bears Saints Rams Wildcards: Eagles & Seahawks Chargers & Rams in superbowl think it will be suprise this season [/align]
AFC: North - Cincinnati Bengals East - New England Patriots South - Indianapolis Colts West - San Diego Chargers Wildcard - Baltimore Ravens & Denver Broncos NFC: North - Chicago Bears East - Dallas Cowboys South - New Orleans Saints West - Seattle Seahawks Wildcard - Philadelphia Eagles & Carolina Panthers Superbowl XLII: Bears over Patriots - 28-24
NFC Packers Bears* Cowboys Eagles* Rams Saints Champ: Cowboys AFC Bengals Steelers* Patriots Broncos Chargers* Colts Champ: Patriots NFL Champ: Patriots
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Well, I see I got 1 SB participant(thw winner at that correct)...lets see if I can do better than last year with Arizona and Carolina AFC NE PIT SD IND DEN CIN NFC PHIL CHI NO SEA DAL GB SB NO 30 v SD 27 I see alot of 7,8 or 9 win teams in the NFC after NO, Chicago and Philadelphia. 8 or 9 may win the NFC West, so there will be an 8-8 in the playoffs so it might as well be GB op:
[align=left]Browns have a change to go to the playoffs now when they have Thomas as a LT, Jamal Lewis and Brady Quinn(who probably will be the starter after some games this season)[/align]
AFC New England Baltimore Indianapolis Denver San Diego* Jacksonville* NFC Dallas Green Bay New Orleans St. Louis Seattle* Chicago* Super Bowl Denver Broncos over Dallas Cowboys
AFC New England Baltimore Indianapolis Denver San Diego* Jets* NFC Philly Chicago New Orleans Seattle Carolina* Green Bay*
Well, I'll just do the NFC north, as AFC can get pretty crazy. NFC NORTH: Packers: 11-5 (Beat vikings once/lose once, beat bears and lions twice, a very good season considering its A-Rod's first real season. We moved the ball well, and got TD's instead of FG's. Overall pretty good season and good plays by the incoming rookies.) Vikings: 8-8 (Same old same old. Without a strong QB Minny will be forced to hand the ball to AD ALL DAY, becoming one demonsional. There will be sparks of the passing game between Tjack and Sidney Rice but it will be very minimal. AD has breakout season. But a RB can't get you to the superbowl.) Bears: 7-9(Not much improvement coming from rookies. Still problems at QB, but a couple of offensive players will step it up.) Lions:7-9 (I am really sorry for the Lions. But with help from 2nd year pros and possibly a pleasant surprise, i believe the Lions can go 7-9.) PM me if I've got any technical things messed up.
I'm pulling these straight out of my hat NFC Giants Rams (Bulger and Jackson stay healhty, unlimited possibilities) Saints Packers Eagles* Seahawks* AFC Patriots Colts Browns Broncos (Jay Cutler becomes an elite QB) Ravens* Texans* (Matt Schaub plays an excellent season, Andre stays healthy) Super Bowl: Giants (lose) vs Ravens (win)
AFC: East - NE North - Cleveland (because i live close to PGH and i love watching their fans whine) South - Jaxs West - SD Wildcards - Indy, and yes The New York Bretts (easy schedule like he had last year) NFC: East - Dallas North - Minn South - NO West - SF Wildcards - Philly, Seattle Superbowl Jaxs vs Philly with Philly winning (always have to pick a wildcard team look at the past 7 years)
Packers get jacksonville and edge out the panthers in nfc and jaxinville faces steelers in the afc championship jags win and lose to the packers in the super bowl 17-14
