NFL Predictions

[cthemason]

With the NFL season just around the corner, I decided to post my predicted division winners just out of curiousity of what other posters would have as theirs. So here's mine.

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Washington Redskins (Wild Card)

3. Dallas Cowboys

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Minnesota Vikings

2. Chicago Bears

3. Green Bay Packers

4. Detroit Lions

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons (Wild Card)

3. New Orleans Saints

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. Arizona Cardinals

3. St. Louis Rams

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. Buffalo Bills

3. NY Jets

4. Miami Dolphins

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

2. Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers

4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Jacksonville Jaguars

3. Tennessee Titans

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Denver Broncos

2. Oakland Raiders (Wild Card)

3. Kansas City Chiefs

4. San Diego Chargers

Conference Finals

AFC: Broncos @ Patriots

NFC: Seahawks @ Eagles

Superbowl: Patriots 20 Seahawks 17

EDIT: Added conference finals and superbowl pick

Edited August 1, 2004 by cthemason

[Numbahs]

Working on mine...I was planning on starting a topic.

[cthemason]

I was waiting for one to pop up but the wait was killing me.

[naiwf]

I'm just including playoff teams

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Dallas Cowboys (WC)

NFC North

1. Green Bay Packers

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons (WC)

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

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AFC East

1. New England Patriots

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Jacksonville Jaguars (WC)

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. Denver Broncos (WC)

Final Four

Panthers @ Eagles

Colts @ Pats

Super Bowl

Pats 21-13 Eagles

[gunnar hendershow]

NFC East

Philadelphia Eagles

Dallas Cowboys

Washington Redskins

New York Giants

NFC North

Minnesota Vikings

Detroit Lions (Wild Card)

Chicago Bears

Green Bay Packers

NFC South

Carolina Panthers

Atlanta Falcons (Wild Card)

New Orleans Saints

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

Seattle Seahawks

St. Louis Rams

Arizona Cardinals

San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

New England Patriots

Buffalo Bills (Wild Card)

New York Jets

Miami Dolphins

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens

Cincinnati Bengals

Pittsburgh Steelers

Cleveland Browns

AFC South

Indianapolis Colts

Houston Texans

Tennessee Titans

Jacksonville Jaguars

AFC West

Oakland Raiders

Kansas City Chiefs (Wild Card)

Denver Broncos

San Diego Chargers

Conference Finals

Seattle @ Philadelphia

Baltimore @ New England

Super Bowl

Philadelphia 20 Baltimore 27

I'm biased... sue me.

Edited August 2, 2004 by damshow

[David Hassellhoff]

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Dallas Cowboys(Wild Card)

3.Washington Redskins

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Green Bay Packers

2. Minnesota Vikings(Wild card)

3. Chicago Bears

4. Detroit Lions

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons

3. New Orleans Saints

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. St. Louis Rams

3. Arizone Cardinals

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. NY Jets(Wild card)

3. Buffalo Bills

4. Miami Dolphins

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

2. Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers

4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Tennessee Titans

3. Jacksonville Jaguars

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Oakland Raiders

2. Kansas City Chiefs

3. Denver Broncos

4. San Diego Chargers

[A-Dub]

NFC East

1. Eagles

2. Cowboys (2nd Choice Wild Card)

3. 'Skins

4. Giants

NFC North

1. Packers

2. Lions (The NFC Sleeper)

3. ViQueens

4. Bears

NFC South (The Hardest Division IMO)

1. Falcons

2. Bucs (Wild Card)

3. Panthers (Wild Card) I thik that could happen, If it cant, I'll put another, but I think those are 3 of the best teams in Football

4. Saints

NFC West

1. Seahawks

2. Rams

3. Cards.....If they play King they'll be 2nd

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. Patriots

2. Jets

3. Bills

4. Dolphins

AFC North

1. Bengals

2. Ravens (Wild Card)

3. Steelers

4. Browns

AFC South

1. Colts

2. Texans (my AFC sleeper)

3. Jags

4. Titans

AFC West

1. Broncos

2. Chiefs (Wild Card)

3. Raiders

4. Chargers

Conference Finals

AFC: Bengals @ Pats (UPSET CITY BABY!!!)

NFC: Falcons @ Eagles

Superbowl: Bengals 10 Eagles 28

The Playoffs I WANT to happen...

Conf Final

AFC: Bengals @ where ever

NFC: Packers @ Bucs or vice verse

SuperBowl

Bengals- 21

Packers- 35

SB MVP....NAJEH!!!!! But it won't happen.

Edited August 1, 2004 by A-Dub

[Guest Wrestlekid]

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Dallas Cowboys

3. Washington Redskins

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Detroit Lions

2. Green Bay Packers

3. Minnesota Vikings

4. Chicago Bears

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons (Wild Card)

3. New Orleans Saints

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. St. Louis Rams (Wild Card)

3. Arizona Cardinals

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. Buffalo Bills

3. NY Jets

4. Miami Dolphins

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

2. Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers

4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Tennessee Titans

3. Jacksonville Jaguars

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Denver Broncos

2. Kansas City Chiefs (Wild Card)

3. Oakland Raiders

4. San Diego Chargers

Conference Finals

AFC: Broncos @ Patriots

NFC: Seahawks @ Eagles

Superbowl: Patriots 20 Eagles 24

[Maxx]

NFC East

1.Cowboys

2. Eagles

3. Redskins

4. Giants

NFC North

1. Packers

2. Vikings

3. Lions

4. Bears

NFC South

1. Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons

3. Bucs

4. Saints

NFC West

1. Seahawks

2. Rams

3. Cardinals

4. 49ers

AFC East

1. Patriots

2. Jets

3. Bills

4. Dolphins

AFC North

1. Ravens

2. Bengals

3. Steelers

4. Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Tennessee Titans

3. Texans

4. Jags

AFC West

1. Broncos

2. Raiders

3. Cheifs

4. Chargers

Too early to do playoffs but thats perspective rankings

You all seem to forget the Eagles owed a large part of their success to their defense, which currently lacks a good secondary.

[Evil Chase K]

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Washington Redskins

3. Dallas Cowboys

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Detroit Lions

2. Minnesota Vikings (WC)

3. Green Bay Packers

4. Chicago Bears

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons (WC)

3. New Orleans Saints

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. Arizona Cardinals

3. St. Louis Rams

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. Buffalo Bills (WC)

3. NY Jets

4. Miami Dolphins

AFC North

1. Pittsburgh Steelers (I gotta hold out hope)

2. Cincinnati Bengals

3. Baltimore Ravens

4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Houston Texans

3. Jacksonville Jaguars

4. Tennessee Titans

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. San Diego Chargers (WC)

3. Denver Broncos

4. Oakland Raiders

Conference Finals

AFC: Patriots @ Colts

NFC: Seahawks @ Panthers

Superbowl: Colts 27 Seahawks 18

[Hellfire]

im not gonna go into it that much, but i think the super bowl will be pats vs. falcons, with the pats winning by a touchdown and feild goal.

[Guest Wrestlekid]

You all seem to forget the Eagles owed a large part of their success to their defense, which currently lacks a good secondary.

←

BUT,

The Eagles added strength on the DL and at LB while still hanging on to Dawkins in the secondary. Michael Lewis is going to be a great star, and when Taylor and Vincent missed time for injuries, Brown and Sheppard filled in beautifully. Not to mention the fact that Westbrook is now the main back and seeing as we finally have a passing target in Owens, I think the predictions are warrented.

[Miami Vice]

The Bills will win the SuperBowl [/blindlybiased]

[Maxx]

Ok there is no way in hell the Redskins will be better than the Cowboys this year.

Every runningback is good in Denver, so Clinton Portis hasn't proved anything, and they gave away their pro bowl corner, who they then replaced with Shawn Springs, who gets burned by every reciever he's matched up against.

Arrington is still the only part of the D worth mentioning, if he even remains with the team, as Sean Taylor hasn't proved squat and even if he is good, he'll still only be the third best safety in the NFC East.

Offensivly, their still a joke as they've disrupted the evolution of a fine young QB in Ramsey, to start the over the hill and injury prone Mark Brunell. Taylor Jacobs and Rod Gardner are near busts and James Thrash, well he's not even worth going into. Laverneus is the only bright spot in the passing game, but he lacks the size to be a gamebreaker, especially against the leauges better defenses.

[Enter Blue Guy]

NFC East

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. Philadelphia Eagles (Wild Card)

3. Washington Redskins

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Minnesota Vikings

2. Green Bay Packers (Wild Card)

3. Chicago Bears

4. Detroit Lions

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

4. New Orleans Saints

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. St. Louis Rams

3. San Francisco 49ers

4. Arizona Cardinals

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. Buffalo Bills (Wild Card)

3. Miami Dolphins

4. NY Jets

AFC North

1. Pittsburgh Steelers

2. Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

3. Baltimore Ravens

4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Tennessee Titans

3. Jacksonville Jaguars

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. Denver Broncos

3. Oakland Raiders

4. San Diego Chargers

[Brock Lesnar]

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Washington Redskins

3. Dallas Cowboys

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Chicago Bears

2. Minnesota Vikings (Wild Card)

3. Green Bay Packers

4. Detroit Lions

NFC South

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

2. Atlanta Falcons (Wild Card)

3. Carolina Panthers

4. New Orleans Saints

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. Arizona Cardinals

3. St. Louis Rams

4. San Francisco 49ers

AFC East

1. Buffalo Bills

2. New England Patriots (Wild Card)

3. Miami Dolphins

4. NY Jets

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

2. Cincinnati Bengals

3. Cleveland Browns

4. Pittsburgh Steelers

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Jacksonville Jaguars

3. Tennessee Titans

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. Denver Broncos (Wild Card)

3. San Diego Chargers

4. Oakland Raiders

Conference Finals

AFC: Philadelphia Eagles 20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10

NFC: Baltimore Ravens 17 Kansas City Chiefs 14

Super Bowl: Baltimore Ravens 31 Philadelphia Eagles 13

Edited August 2, 2004 by Brock Lesnar

[Maxx]

Please explain how Tampa Bay will be better than, not only Atlanta, but also Carolina, after losing Sapp, Lynch and Keyshawn, and gaining Joey Galloway

[naiwf]

Please explain how Tampa Bay will be better than, not only Atlanta, but also Carolina, after losing Sapp, Lynch and Keyshawn, and gaining Joey Galloway

←

It's called mindless homer syndrome. You see a lot of it in pro sports.

[VerbalPuke]

NFC East

1. Philadelphia Eagles

2. Dallas Cowboys (Wild Card)

3. Washington Redskins

4. NY Giants

NFC North

1. Green Bay Packers

2. Detroit Lions

3. Minnesota Vikings

4. Chicago Bears

NFC South

1. Carolina Panthers

2. Atlanta Falcons (Wild Card)

3. New Orleans Saints

4. Tampa Bay Buccanears

NFC West

1. Seattle Seahawks

2. St. Louis Rams

3. San Francisco 49ers

4. Arizona Cardinals

AFC East

1. New England Patriots

2. Buffalo Bills

3. Miami Dolphins

4. NY Jets

AFC North

1. Baltimore Ravens

2. Cincinnati Bengals (Wild Card)

3. Cleveland Browns

4. Pittsburgh Steelers

AFC South

1. Indianapolis Colts

2. Jacksonville Jaguars

3. Tennesee

4. Houston Texans

AFC West

1. Kansas City Chiefs

2. Denver Broncos (Wild Card

3. Oakland Raiders

4. San Diego Chargers

[cthemason]

Can someone explain to me how the Lions have the slightest chance of doing better than the Vikings? I mean, the Lions are building a good young team but I'd be shocked if they won over 7 games this season.