[rcrook]

Chargers 6-10. Norv Turner still employed.

[Tyler Vagyler]

The NFC playoff race will be so intense this season. The only teams you can completely rule out of the playoffs are the Cardinals, Rams, and Vikings. The next 2 would be the Skins and Bucs but I think each could possibly surprise everyone.

[M.Lee]

Norv somehow still employed is the safest prediction ever lol

[blimpcityhero11]

AFC
1. New England
2. Houston
3. Denver
4. Pittsburgh
5. Baltimore
6. Buffalo

NFC
1. San Francisco
2. Green Bay
3. Atlanta
4. New York
5. Detroit
6. Chicago

Playoffs (Are you kiddin me?!?)
Wild Card
AFC:
(3) Denver over (6) Buffalo
(4) Baltimore over (5) Pittsburgh

NFC
(3) Atlanta over (6) Chicago
(4) New York over (5) Detroit

Divisional
AFC
(1) New England over (4) Denver
(2) Houston over (3) Baltimore

NFC
(1) San Francisco over (5) New York
(2) Green Bay over (3) Atlanta

Conference
AFC (2) Houston over (1) New England
NFC (1) Green Bay over (2) San Francisco

Super Bowl
Houston over Green Bay
Super Bowl MVP: Arian Foster, RB, HOU

Awards
Coach of the Year: John Fox, DEN

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Andrew Luck, QB, IND
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Melvin Ingram, OLB, SD

Offensive Player of the Year: Calvin Johnson, WR, DET
Defensive Player of the Year: Patrick Willis, LB, SF

Comeback Peyton of the Year: Peyton Manning, QB, DEN (As if there's any other choice...)

MVP: Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB

[xkj1985x]

INCOMING HOMER BOMB!!!!!!!

AFC
1. New England
2. Houston
3. Denver
4. Baltimore
5. Pittsburgh
6. San Diego

NFC
1. Green Bay
2. Philadelphia
3. San Francisco
4. New Orleans
5. New York
6. Chicago

Playoffs (Are you kiddin me?!?)
Wild Card
AFC:
(3) Denver over (6) San Diego
(4) Baltimore over (5) Pittsburgh

NFC
(3) San Francisco over (6) Chicago
(5) New York over (4) New Orleans

Divisional
AFC
(4) Baltimore over (1) New England
(2) Houston over (3) Denver

NFC
(1) Green Bay over (5) New York
(2) Philadelphia over (3) San Francisco

Conference

AFC (2) Houston over (4) Baltimore

NFC (2) Philadelphia over (1) Green Bay

Super Bowl

Philadelphia over Houston
Super Bowl MVP: LeSean McCoy, RB, PHI

Awards
Coach of the Year: John Harbaugh, SF

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Andrew Luck, QB, IND
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Mychal Kendricks, OLB, PHI

Offensive Player of the Year: Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB
Defensive Player of the Year: Darrell Revis, DB, NYJ

Comeback Peyton of the Year: Peyton Manning, QB, DEN

MVP: Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB


.......closest the Eagles will come to a Super Bowl is in my dreams so I have to take advantage of this opportunity, leave me alone.

[seymourbuttes]

Originally Posted by jimjam32

colts will have 7 or more wins. they will be better than the jaguars and titans.

SB prediction:

broncos v packers



haters gonna hate.

Was that a prediction, or wishful thinking?

[seymourbuttes]

Originally Posted by Tyler Vagyler

AFC East - New England Patriots
AFC North - Baltimore Ravens
AFC South - Houston Texans
AFC West - Kansas City Chiefs
Wild Cards - Cincinnati Bengals, Denver Broncos

NFC East - New York Giants
NFC North - Green Bay Packers
NFC South - Atlanta Falcons
NFC West - San Francisco 49ers
Wild Cards - Chicago Bears, Carolina Panthers

AFC Champions - Houston Texans
NFC Champions - Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl - Packers over Texans

MVP - Aaron Rodgers
Offensive POY - Aaron Rodgers
Defensive POY - Clay Matthews

Offensive ROY - Andrew Luck
Defensive ROY - Luke Kuechly

Kansas City is my surprise team this year. The AFC West will somehow get 2 teams in (the AFC is weak this season). The Packers are too good.

This all seemed pretty realistic until I read Clay Matthews Defensive POY... No way I see that happening.

[jimjam32]

Originally Posted by seymourbuttes

Was that a prediction, or wishful thinking?

Both.

[FondestMemory]

NFC
1. packers
2. falcons
3. 49ers
4. giants
5. lions
6. seahawks

AFC
1. pats
2. steelers
3. texans
4. chiefs
5. ravens
6. titans

steelers over packers.

[WRLD ART]

AFC East - New England Patriots
AFC North - Baltimore Ravens
AFC South - Houston Texans
AFC West - Kansas City Chiefs
Wild Cards - Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills

NFC East - Philadelphia Eagles
NFC North - Green Bay Packers
NFC South - Atlanta Falcons
NFC West - San Francisco 49ers
Wild Cards - Chicago Bears, Carolina Panthers

AFC Champions - Houston Texans
NFC Champions - Atlanta Falcons

Super Bowl - Texans over Falcons

MVP - Matt Ryan
Offensive POY - Matt Ryan
Defensive POY - Patrick Willis

Offensive ROY - RGIII
Defensive ROY - Nick Perry

LOCK IT UP.

[xbrokendownx]

Originally Posted by seymourbuttes

This all seemed pretty realistic until I read Clay Matthews Defensive POY... No way I see that happening.

what is so unrealistic about that?

[MyBestFiend]

AFC
1. New England Patriots
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
3. Houston Texans
4. Oakland Raiders
5. Baltimore Ravens
6. Tennessee Titans

NFC
1. Green Bay Packers
2. Philadelphia Eagles
3. San Francisco 49ers
4. Atlanta Falcons
5. New York Giants
6. Detroit Lions

Playoffs
Wild Card
AFC:
(3) Houston over (6) Tennessee
(5) Baltimore over (4) Oakland

NFC
(3) San Francisco over (6) Detroit
(5) New York over (4) Atlanta

Divisional
AFC
(1) New England over (4) Baltimore
(2) Pittsburgh over (3) Houston

NFC
(1) Green Bay over (5) New York
(2) Philadelphia over (3) San Francisco

Conference
AFC
(1) New England over (2) Pittsburgh

NFC
(2) Philadelphia over (1) Green Bay

Super Bowl
New England over Philadelphia
Super Bowl MVP: Tom Brady, QB, NE

Awards
Coach of the Year: Dennis Allen, OAK

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Andrew Luck, QB, IND
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Chandler Jones, DE, NE

Offensive Player of the Year: Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB
Defensive Player of the Year: Von Miller, LB, DEN

Comeback Player of the Year: Carson Palmer, QB, OAK (not sure he really fits the bill but I think he'll have a big year and I don't buy that Peyton is 100%)

MVP: Aaron Rodgers, QB, GB

[spiffa0]

wow so much love for the Texans. I do not see them in the super bowl at all.

[kyle is hk]

MVP: Tom Brady, who will break Brees' passing record

AFC
1) Pats (15-1)
2) Texans (11-6)
3) Ravens (10-6)
4) Chiefs (9-7)
5) Titans (9-7)
6) Broncos (9-7)

NFC
1) Packers (13-3)
2) 49ers (11-5)
3) Eagles (10-6)
4) Saints (10-6)
5) Bears (10-6)
6) Panthers (10-6)



Wild Card
(6) Broncos over (3) Ravens
(5) Titans over (4) Chiefs

(3) Eagles over (6) Panthers
(5) Bears over (4) Saints


Divisional
(1) Pats over (6) Broncos
(2) Texans over (5) Titans

(5) Bears over (1) Packers
(2) 49ers over (3) Eagles


Championship
(1) Pats over (2) Texans
(2) 49ers over (5) Bears

Superbowl (Going with my homerism over my Brain)
49ers 23
Pats 20

[cryates]

AFC

1. New England Patriots
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
3. Houston Texans
4. Denver Broncos
5. Baltimore Ravens
6. San Diego Chargers

NFC

1. San Francisco 49ers
2. Atlanta Falcons
3. Green Bay Packers
4. New York Giants
5. Detroit Lions
6. New Orleans Saints

Wild Card
AFC
(3) Houston over (6) San Diego
(5) Baltimore over (4) Denver

NFC
(3) Green Bay over (6) New Orleans
(5) Detroit over (4) New York

Divisional
AFC
(1) New England over (5) Baltimore
(3) Houston over (2) Pittsburgh

NFC
(1) San Francisco over (5) Detroit
(2) Atlanta over (3) Green Bay

Conference
AFC
(1) New England over (3) Houston

NFC
(2) Atlanta over (1) San Francisco

Super Bowl
New England over Atlanta