Official 2011 NFL Predictions Thread

[Dog]

I saw the other thread for awards, but this one is about division winners, playoffs, etc

I admit this reeks with a bit of homerism, but unlike years past, I am confident that it could *actually* happen

AFC:

East: Patriots
West: Chargers
North: Ravens
South: Texans
Wild Card: Jets
Wild Card: Steelers

NFC:

East: Eagles
West: Cardinals
North: Packers
South: Saints
Wild Card: Falcons
Wild Card: Bears

AFC Champion: Patriots
NFC Champion: Eagles

Super Bowl Champion: Eagles
Super Bowl MVP: Michael Vick



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[Seachickens]

Woohoo love preseason predictions doesnt matter if your wrong.

AFC:

East: Jets
West: Chargers
North: Ravens
South: Colts
Wild Card: Texans
Wild Card: Steelers

NFC:

East: Eagles
West: Rams
North: Packers
South: Bucs
Wild Card: Falcons
Wild Card: Bears

AFC Champion: Ravens
NFC Champion: Eagles

Super Bowl Champion: Ravens
Super Bowl MVP: Ray Lewis

Ray Ray takes another ring home and calls it a career.

[Yeah...THAT Guy]

AFC West:
Chiefs
Chargers
Raiders
Broncos

AFC South:
Colts
Texans
Jaguars
Titans

AFC North:
Steelers
Ravens (wild card)
Browns (wild card)
Bengals

AFC East:
Patriots
Jets
Bills
Dolphins

AFC Champion: Patriots

NFC West:
Cardinals
Seahawks
Rams
49ers

NFC South:
Saints
Bucs (toss up between Giants and Bucs for last wild card spot)
Falcons
Panthers

NFC North:
Packers
Bears
Lions
Vikings

NFC East:
Eagles
Cowboys (wild card)
Giants (toss up between Bucs and Giants for last wild card spot)
Redskins

NFC Champs: Saints (almost want to say Cowboys for some reason that makes me feel sick lol)

Super Bowl: Patriots > Saints
MVP: Brady

And my player related predictions that don't fall under "bold":

- Sam Bradford's passing yards numbers go down in his second year, misses a few games, and people question whether or not they jumped the gun when they said he looks like the next great young QB.

- Arian Foster takes a step back, but the Texans win more games.

- Vince Young leads the Eagles to at least one win.

- The Browns finish with a winning record.

- The Falcons finish with 9 or less wins.

[Scott812313]

AFC East:
Patriots*
Jets*
Dolphins
Bills

AFC North
Ravens*
Steelers*
Browns
Bengals

AFC South
Colts*
Texans
Titans
Jaguars

AFC West
Chargers*
Chiefs
Raiders
Broncos

NFC East
Eagles*
Cowboys*
Giants
Redskins

NFC North
Packers*
Vikings*
Lions
Bears

NFC South
Saints*
Buccaneers
Falcons
Panthers

NFC West
49ers*
Rams
Cardinals
Seahawks

*= Playoff teams

[Kobalt]

AFC East
Patriots
Jets
Bills
Dolphins

AFC North
Ravens
Steelers
Browns
Bengals

AFC South
Colts
Texans
Jaguars
Titans

AFC West
Chargers
Chiefs
Broncos
Raiders

NFC East
Eagles
Giants
Cowboys
Redskins

NFC North
Packers
Lions
Bears
Vikings

NFC South
Falcons
Saints
Buccaneers
Panthers

NFC West
Cardinals
Rams
Seahawks
49ers

AFC Champion: Ravens
NFC Champion: Falcons

Falcons over Ravens in the SB

[TheMatrix31]

AFC East:

New England Patriots: 13-3 (1)
New York Jets: 8-8
Miami Dolphins: 7-9
Buffalo Bills: 4-12

AFC South:

Indianapolis Colts: 11-5 (3)
Houston Texans: 10-6 (6)
Jacksonville Jaguars: 8-8
Tennessee Titans: 4-12

AFC North:

Baltimore Ravens: 12-4 (2)
Pittsburgh Steelers: 10-6 (5)
Cleveland Browns: 6-10
Cincinnati Bengals: 3-13

AFC West:

San Diego Chargers: 10-6 (4)
Kansas City Chiefs: 9-7
Oakland Raiders: 6-10
Denver Broncos: 5-11

AFC Wild Card Weekend:

Pittsburgh Steelers (5) over San Diego Chargers (4)
Indianapolis Colts (3) over Houston Texans (6)

AFC Divisional Weekend:

New England Patriots (1) over Pittsburgh Steelers (5)
Baltimore Ravens (2) over Indianapolis Colts (3)

AFC championship Game:

Baltimore Ravens (2) over New England Patriots (1)

NFC East:

Philadelphia Eagles: 13-3 (1)
New York Giants: 10-6 (6)
Dallas Cowboys: 7-9
Washington Redskins: 5-11

NFC South:

New Orleans Saints: 12-4 (3)
Atlanta Falcons: 10-6 (5)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 7-9
Carolina Panthers: 5-11

NFC North:

Green Bay Packers: 12-4 (2)
Detriot Lions: 8-8
Chicago Bears: 6-10
Minnesota Vikings: 5-11

NFC West:

St. Louis Rams: 9-7 (4)
Arizona Cardinals: 8-8
Seattle Seahawks: 7-9
San Francisco 49ers: 6-10

NFC Wild Card Weekend:

New Orleans Saints (3) over New York Giants (6)
Atlanta Falcns (5) over St. Louis Rams (4)

NFC Divisional Weekend:

Philadelpia Eagles (1) over Atlanta Falcons (5)
Green Bay Packers (2) over New Orleans Saints (3)

NFC Championship Game:

Green Bay Packers (2) over Philadelphia Eagles (1)

SUPER BOWL XLVI:

Baltimore Ravens: 24
Green Bay Packers: 20
MVP: Ray Rice

League MVP: Ray Rice
Coach of the Year: Andy Reid
Defensive Player of the Year: Patrick Willis
Offensive Rookie of the Year: Julio Jones
Defensive Player of the Year: JJ Watt



I think it adds up to 256 wins.

[stopper654]

Quote: Originally Posted by JNes12

I saw the other thread for awards, but this one is about division winners, playoffs, etc I admit this reeks with a bit of homerism, but unlike years past, I am confident that it could *actually* happen AFC: East: Patriots West: Chargers North: Ravens South: Texans Wild Card: Jets Wild Card: Steelers NFC: East: Eagles West: Cardinals North: Packers South: Saints Wild Card: Falcons Wild Card: Bears AFC Champion: Patriots NFC Champion: Eagles Super Bowl Champion: Eagles Super Bowl MVP: Michael Vick Sent from my LG Ally using Tapatalk

I agree with this, Eagles will be playing in Indy in February


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[belucheez]

AFC East:
Patriots - AFC East winner.
Jets - Wildcard
Dolphins
Bills

AFC North
Ravens - Wildcard
Steelers - AFC North Winner
Browns
Bengals

AFC South
Colts
Texans - AFC South Winners
Titans
Jaguars

AFC West
Chargers
Chiefs - AFC West Winners
Raiders
Broncos

NFC East
Eagles - NFC East Winners
Cowboys
Giants
Redskins

NFC North
Packers - NFC North Winners
Vikings
Lions
Bears - Wildcard

NFC South
Saints - Wildcard
Buccaneers
Falcons - NFC South Winners
Panthers

NFC West
49ers
Rams - NFC West Winners
Cardinals
Seahawks

*= Playoff teams

*Dream Playoff Scenario*
AFC Title Game: Ravens vs Steelers

NFC Title Game: Falcons vs Eagles

Superbowl: Steelers v. Eagles

*Realistic Predictions*

AFC Title Game: Patriots v. Steelers

NFC Title Game: Packers v. Eagles

Superbowl: Patriots v. Eagles

Though I wouldn't be surprised to see any Superbowl match-ups containing the Ravens vs Packers, Eagles, Falcons or a rematch from last years Superbowl Steelers v. Packers.