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NFL Season Predictions

Discussion in 'Football: NFL, College, High School' started by moestavern19, Sep 8, 2004.

  1. moestavern19

    moestavern19 Member

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    I have NFL Fever as usual. Kickoff is less than 48 hours away.

    AFC

    East: Patriots 11-5
    North: Ravens 11-5
    South: Colts 12-4
    West: Chiefs 10-6
    Wild cards: Bengals 9-7 , Titans 10-6

    NFC

    East: Eagles 13-3
    North: Vikings 10-6
    South: Panthers 11-5
    West: Seahawks 9-7
    Wild cards: Saints 9-7, Packers 9-7

    AFC Champ: Ravens 21 Patriots 12

    NFC Champ: Eagles 19 Vikings 7

    Super Bowl: Eagles 34 Ravens 19

    Coach: Andy Reid
    Offensive MVP: LaDanian Tomlinson
    Defensive MVP: Ray Lewis
    NFL MVP : Ray Lewis
    Offensive rookie: Larry Fitzgerald
    Defensive rookie: Sean Taylor
    NFL Comeback Player of the Year : Deion Sanders
     
  2. HAYJON02

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    Gotta go with the Pats, and not just bc I'm biased. You kidding me? With a top level running game now?
     
  3. RunninRaven

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    I think it's fairly obvious that the Raiders are going to win it all.
     
  4. MadMax

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    Texans, you mean? :D
     
  5. Supermac34

    Supermac34 President, Von Wafer Fan Club

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    Switch the records you have for the Eagles and the Pats.

    Then I'll agree.
     
  6. Lil Pun

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    I have NFL Fever as usual. Kickoff is less than 48 hours away.

    AFC

    East: Patriots
    North: Bengals
    South: Colts
    West: Chiefs
    Wild cards: Ravens, Titans

    NFC

    East: Eagles
    North: Packers
    South: Saints
    West: Seahawks
    Wild cards: Vikings, Falcons

    AFC Champ: Colts

    NFC Champ: Eagles

    Super Bowl: Eagles

    Coach: Andy Reid
    Offensive MVP: Priest Holmes
    Defensive MVP: Ray Lewis
    NFL MVP : Donovan McNabb
    Offensive rookie: Larry Fitzgerald
    Defensive rookie: Sean Taylor
     
  7. 4chuckie

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    AFC East: Patriots
    AFC North: Ravens (I think the Bengals struggle early with Palmer)
    AFC South: Colts
    AFC West: Chiefs
    WC: Titans, Steelers

    NFC East: Cowboys (my homer pick)
    NFC North: Packers
    NFC South: Panthers
    NFC West: Seattle
    WC: Eagles, Saints

    AFC Champ: Ravens over Colts
    NFC Champ: Panthers over Eagles

    SB: Ravens over Panthers
     
  8. Manny Ramirez

    Manny Ramirez The Music Man

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    I tell you what - I am enjoying people not giving my Broncos any love. The Chefs can't stop anybody; the Broncos improved their defense.

    We don't need Portis (even though he is my boy); we have the dominant Denver O-Line runblocking scheme. Anybody, and I mean anybody, can run for over a 1,000 yards with that line. Broncos will at least be a wild card (barring injuries of course).
     
  9. codell

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    I see alot of Experts picking the Bengals to finish with a good record.

    Is Carson Palmer that good or is the rest of the Bengal team that good??
     
  10. Lil Pun

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    I just picked them as my shock team of the 2004 season. We'll have to wait and see though.
     
  11. MadMax

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    i picked them to win the super bowl.
     
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    People love the Bengals because of their improvement last year. I think they are a team on the rise but with Palmer starting they're going to suffer initially. Palmer looked good in the first pre-season game and has shown flashes but keep in mind a lot of teams don't show all their defensive packages in teh pre-season (especially vs a rookie).

    Personally I see them starting off very slowly and finishing up very strong. They'll end up around .500. Godd thing is their division is weak. Cleveland is horrible, Pittsburgh will be better, the Ravens need an offense. I say the Ravens get 10 wins, the Steelers 9 (I think they slide into a WC spot), Bengals 7-8 wins and the Browns maybe 6. So IF Palmer could play well they could compete for the playoffs very easily, but I just don't see it happening.

    They have an above average defense but I think the Offense hurts them.
     
  13. JayZ750

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    The "experts" are also giving the Jaguars a lot of love as well. They do have a strong defensive front, and I guess Leftwich is good, but is he really?
     
  14. MadMax

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    i think the jags will be better. i'd argue there's no better division than the AFC South, save maybe the AFC West.
     
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    My only prediction for this NFL season is that David Carr will get a haircut on Monday November 8th, after the Texans score back to back wins against the Jaguars on Oct. 31 and the Broncos on Sunday November 7th.

    Other than that, this season is wide open!!!

    :D
     
  16. MadMax

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    last i heard is that his wife wants him to keep his hair long, even if they win.
     
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    Don't be so sure about the Chiefs not stopping anybody. I have faith in Gunther Cunningham, who coached the Chiefs defense in the Schottenheimer era, in which KC was always near the top of the league in TO differential. The Chiefs will give up quite a bit of yardage, but they will also force more mistakes...I expect them to be like the first 5 games of last season, when they were forcing turnovers leading to blowout wins. You are right about the Denver running game though...I think Quentin Griffin is gonna look like a stud in that offense.

    AFC

    East: Pats
    North: Pittsburgh
    South: Indy
    West: KC
    WC: Denver, Buffalo

    I think the Ravens are a better team than Buffalo, but the Browns and Bengals both look competitive so I think that division will beat up on each other. Denver gets easy wins against San Diego and Oakland. New England and KC should be shoe-ins.

    NFC

    East: Philly
    North: Green Bay
    South: Carolina
    West: Seattle
    WC: St. Louis, Minnesota

    Pretty much the same contenders as last season, except this time Minnesota gets in. I think Detroit is a big sleeper, they could win 8 games at least.

    Wild Card Round

    KC over Buffalo
    Denver over Pittsburgh
    Carolina over St Louis
    Green Bay over Minnesota

    Divisonal Round

    Indianapolis over Denver
    KC over New England
    Philly over Green Bay
    Seattle over Carolina

    Championships

    KC over Indianapolis
    Seattle over Philly

    KC over Philly
     
  18. MadMax

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    die hard -- i'm not knocking you, personally, at all.

    but man, it would be really hard for me to ever pick the chiefs to win the super bowl. very talented team...but i just never get the impression that they're a championship team. i know john mclane is picking them.
     
  19. moestavern19

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    Raiders getting absolutley no respect.

    They aren't going to win 12 games, but they aren't going to be pushovers either. Now San Diego is a different story, they have a horrid team with a stud in the middle.

    Kansas City doesn't have the components outside of Holmes and Gonzales to reach the big dance unless Hall shines in the elevated amount of offense he'll be playing this year. Cunningham may be a decent coach but the Kansas City Secondary looks awful once again.
     
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    http://nfl.com/nflnetwork/story/7653798
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    AFC South Predictions in Haiku from nfl.com:

    Sal cap heavier
    than an offensive lineman.
    Tennessee Titans.
    Forecast finish: 11-5

    Peyton back, but will
    his bonus block and tackle?
    Indy Lucky Charms.
    Forecast finish: 10-6

    62-7
    win triggered losing spiral;
    now done? The Jax Jags.
    Forecast finish: 9-7

    Incumbent Texan
    Dub-ya touts record; Texans
    sure can't. The Moo Cows.
    Forecast finish: 5-11
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    AFC East

    Is this a future Hall of Famer?
    Two rings in three years
    without one sure Canton man:
    N.E. Patriots.
    Forecast finish: 12-4

    Highly aesthetic
    cheer-babes, ugly offseason.
    Miami Dolphins.
    Forecast finish: 8-8

    Drew? Lamb to slaughter:
    league's most overpaid OL.
    The Buffalo Bills.
    Forecast finish: 5-11

    Headed back to New
    York; end of Hackensack Joe.
    The Jersey/B Jets.
    Forecast finish: 5-11

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    NFC East
    Thrice stopped at the door:
    Super Bowl must have bouncers.
    The Philly Eagles.
    Forecast finish: 12-4

    Parcells in second
    year and still hasn't quit yet!
    The Dallas Cowboys.
    Forecast finish: 11-5

    Dumbledore returns:
    Team sure needs a magic wand.
    Washington Redskins.
    Forecast finish: 8-8

    When coach in good mood:
    "You #@%$#* your #*$%@ in your "%#*!!!!!"
    Jersey/A Giants.
    Forecast finish: 4-12

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    AFC North
    Have Jamal Lewis.
    Playoff game plan: Hey, let's pass!
    Bal-a-mer Ravens.
    Forecast finish: 10-6

    Can players take the
    pressure? This year, expected
    to win! The Bengals.
    Forecast finish: 9-7

    Running game mired in
    ketchup; need 57
    new plays. The Steelers.
    Forecast finish: 5-11

    Maybe UPS
    trucks could carry ball. Are Brown!
    Cleveland Tootsie Rolls.
    Forecast finish: 5-11

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    NFC North
    Moss volunteers to
    block and run decoy routes. Not!
    Minnesota Vikes.
    Forecast finish: 12-4

    Do football gods wear
    cheeseheads made of yellow clouds?
    The Green Bay Packers.
    Forecast finish: 10-6

    Production cuts at
    auto plants, Lions' offense.
    The Detroit Peugeots.
    Forecast finish: 6-10

    It's Lovie-dovey
    on sidelines; on field, might not
    be pretty. The Bears.
    Forecast finish: 4-12

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    NFC South
    Have league's hottest coach.
    But John, next time go for one!
    Carolina Cats.
    Forecast finish: 12-4

    Mike Vick goes one on
    11; NBA or
    NFL? Falcons.
    Forecast finish: 9-7

    Win Super Bowl, then
    make stars walk the plank. Karma
    not good. Tampa Bucs.
    Forecast finish: 8-8

    One playoff win in
    team history. Let's rest on
    our laurels! The Saints.
    Forecast finish: 6-10

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    AFC West
    Helmets say, "Insert
    running back. Gain thousand yards."
    The Denver Broncos.
    Forecast finish: 12-4

    It's 38 to
    31 at the half. The
    Kansas City Chiefs.
    Forecast finish: 10-6

    New Al Davis plan:
    Sue opponents during game.
    The Oakland Raiders.
    Forecast finish: 8-8

    Keep trading first pick:
    Formula for more first picks.
    S.D. Lightning Bolts.
    Forecast finish: 2-14

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    NFC West
    "We will take the ball,
    and win." Boast after, Matt, not
    before. The Seahawks.
    Forecast finish: 10-6

    Warner has returned
    to homeworld; Rams return to
    average? Les Mouflons.
    Forecast finish: 9-7

    Big question not will
    Cards win -- but will there be a
    sellout? AZ Cards.
    Forecast finish: 5-11

    Cut Rice, best ever,
    to appease Terrell, who left.
    Ye gods. The Niners.
    Forecast finish: 4-12
     
    #20 ron413, Sep 8, 2004
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