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NFL Preseason Playoff Predictions It's early to predict playoff contenders being that the season hasn't even started yet but I've read several sports columns that have done it, so I thought it would be fun to start it up on here. Make your picks on who you think wins the division and who are the 2 wildcard teams for both conferences. Maybe when the playoffs roll around come January, we can look back and see who's right and who's wrong. AFC East - New England "cheatin' ass" Patriots AFC West - San Diego Chargers AFC North - Cincinatti Bengals AFC South - Jacksonville Jaguars NFC East - Dallas Cowboys NFC West - Seattle Seahawks NFC North - Minnesota Vikings NFC South - Carolina Panthers 2 AFC Wildcards - NY Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers 2 NFC Wildcards - NY Giants, New Orleans Saints I left out the Colts. I don't think they make the playoffs this year. Peyton Manning won't play a snap until the 1st regular season game and that's if he's even ready then. He had knee surgery this offseason to remove infection from his knee and there's been speculation that the infection may have played hell on the tendons and ligaments of his knee. Manning has an injury filled year and the Colts regress. |
I gotta say I damn well agree with all of those. I wish I could rep you again. |
My picks are... AFC East - New England Patriots (but I hope not) AFC West - San Diego Chargers (again... I'd rather my Broncos win this one, but I think they'll still get the wildcard) AFC North - Gotta go with Steeltown AFC South - Indianapolis Colts NFC East - Dallas Cowboys NFC West - Seattle Seahawks NFC North - Minnesota Vikings NFC South - New Orleans Saints 2 AFC Wildcards - Denver Broncos, Cleveland Browns (after just missing them last year, they just sneak in this year) 2 NFC Wildcards - Washington Redskins, St. Louis Rams (that's right, the Rams. The NFC is soft and anyone can take the wildcard really... but I think they'll shock us this year) Those are my early picks... i'm sure they'll change right before the season starts. |
AFC East - Patriots AFC West - San Diego Chargers AFC North - Cleveland Browns AFC South - Jacksonville Jaguars NFC East - Dallas Cowboys NFC West - Arizona Cardinals NFC North - Minnesota Vikings NFC South - New Orleans Saints 2 AFC Wildcards - NY Jets, Colts 2 NFC Wildcards - NY Giants, Seattle Seahawks AFC: I expect the Jets to split their series with the Patriots but the Pats to win the division by a win or two. The Colts have one or two more years left of being a top team imo. I have the Steelers as my team that misses the postseason this year even with their great draft I just expect Big Ben to have a bad year. The Browns should be good again. The Jags are my superbowl prediction besides the Jets of course. NFC: The Cowboys will be a dominate regular season team again and I think they have a chance at getting into the 2nd round of the playoffs this year. The Cardinals will win their division with a breakout year from Matt Leinart. The Viking will run their way to a post season and the Saints will be good again this year. The Giants will win Wild Card again along with the Seahawks. |
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I don't like to bet on other teams other than my favourites, but I think the Rams can atleast go 6-10. Maybe a week bet or something... but then it doesn't make it worth it to wait a whole season... I don't know, your call. |
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Coy, i dont think Cincy is winning the AFC North. I say it's either Browns or the Steelers and Cincy and Balt. will be in the bottom 2. |
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Cincy is due. Since they have had a resurgence, they've been up and down. Last year they were down so I think they have a good year this year. Pittsburgh is questionable on the offensive line and that will play hell on Rothlisberger. Cleveland, as much as I like them, were a fluke last year. That will show this year. When was the last time the Browns had back to back winning seasons? I could be wrong. We'll see what happens. |
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