NFL: My unofficial predictions for the season

mj4cy

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2009 Unofficial NFL predictions. I went through the NFL schedule and picked wins and losses and then generated standings. It will be interesting to see how it shakes out. One division I know that won't be anywhere close will probably be the NFC East.


*Denotes playoff team

AFC East

*Patriots (11-5)
Dolphins (8-8)
Bills (7-9)
Jets (2-14)

AFC North

*Steelers (13-3)
*Ravins (11-5)
Bengals (6-10)
Browns (2-14)

AFC South

*Colts (12-4)
*Titans (10-6)
Jaguars (10-6)
Texans (7-9)

AFC West

*Chargers (10-6)
Chiefs (6-10)
Broncos (5-11)
Raiders (3-13)


NFC East

*Cowboys (13-3)
Giants (9-7)
Eagles (9-7)
Redskins (9-7)

NFC North

*Vikings (11-5)
*Packers (11-5)
Bears (8-8)
Lions (2-14)

NFC South

*Saints (11-5)
*Panthers (10-6)
Falcons (9-7)
Buccaneers (3-13)

NFC West

*Cardinals (10-6)
Seahawks (9-7)
49ers (7-9)
Rams (2-14)


WILD CARD

AFC:
Chargers over Ravins
Patriots over Titans

NFC:
Cardinals over Packers
Vikings over Panthers

DIVISION

AFC:
Chargers over Steelers
Patriots over Colts

NFC:
Cowboys over Cardinals
Vikings over Saints

AFC/NFC CHAMPIONSHIP

AFC: Chargers over Patriots
NFC: Vikings over Cowboys

SUPERBOWL

Chargers over Vikings
 
Dont disagree with too much but I like Philly or NYG to win the NFC East, I also think one of those teams will be in the superbowl. IMO the AFC is too close to call, NE, Pittsburgh or SD are all contenders. I do however think NE is going to be on a mission after not making the Playoffs last year.
 
Dont disagree with too much but I like Philly or NYG to win the NFC East, I also think one of those teams will be in the superbowl. IMO the AFC is too close to call, NE, Pittsburgh or SD are all contenders. I do however think NE is going to be on a mission after not making the Playoffs last year.



I see NYG dropping down with no passing game and Philly has a lot of injuries.
 
The only things I disagree with are the Chargers winning the Super Bowl because they always seem to find a way to come up short in the playoffs, the Broncos finishing below the Chiefs, and the Packers doing better than the Bears.
 
There is a lot of hype for the Giants, but I can't pick them to do too well with no viable WR at this point.
 
Looking back at this with a couple games to go, pretty awful predictions but superbowl is somwhat possible still.
 
Actually, not too bad IMO...we are talking about the NFL here. There is no other league where there is such parity and where the teams are so evenly matched.

NHL has much more parity than NFL. You see some teams run away and some that are clear bottom-dwellers but any team can beat any other. Meanwhile Indianapolis could beat St. Louis ten times out of ten. With that said, an 82-game schedule is much different in terms of physical demand and preparation time than a 16-game format, so it is somewhat difficult to compare.

NFL is clearly more evenly matched than the NBA though, I'll give you that. NBA is awful (how can a team go 18 games into the season without a win? How can teams lose only 16 games in an entire season?
 

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