Final playoff predictions for the year

[rmilia1]

AFC East- Miami
AFC North- Pittsburgh
AFC South- Indy
AFC West- Kansas City
Wild card- New England
Wild Card- San Diego

NFC East- Dallas
NFC North- Minnesota
NFC South- Atlanta
NFC West- Seattle
Wild Card- Green Bay
Wild Card- Philly

 

[Wamu]

AFC E: Jets
AFC N: BROWNS
AFC S: Titans
AFC W: Raiders
WC: Chargers
WC: Jaguars

NFC E: Redskins
NFC N: Bears
NFC S: Bucs
NFC W: Rams
WC: Giants
WC: Cards

 

[cdumler7]

AFC East: New England
AFC North: Baltimore
AFC South: Indy
AFC West: Denver
Wild Card: Miami
Wild Card: Pittsburgh

NFC East: Philly
NFC North: Green Bay
NFC South: Atlanta
NFC West: Seattle
Wild Card: Arizona
Wild Card: Minnesota

 

[rmilia1]

AFC E: Jets
AFC N: BROWNS
AFC S: Titans
AFC W: Raiders
WC: Chargers
WC: Jaguars

NFC E: Redskins
NFC N: Bears
NFC S: Bucs
NFC W: Rams
WC: Giants
WC: Cards

Ballsy

 

[Wamu]

Ballsy

Thank you!

 

[purguy12]

AFC East- Pats
AFC North- Pittsburgh
AFC South- Indy
AFC West- Denver
Wild card- Ravens
Wild Card- KC

NFC East- Dallas
NFC North- GB
NFC South- Atlanta
NFC West- Seattle
Wild Card- Lions
Wild Card- 49ers (got to have faith)

Let the Season begin.

 

[Bolts]

AFC East: Pats
AFC North: Ravens
AFC South: Colts
AFC West: Chargers
AFC WC's: Broncos and Chiefs
NFC East: Eagles
NFC North: Packers
NFC South: Saints
NFC West: Seattle
NFC WC's: Cards and Vikings

 

[PDay8810]

AFC East- Miami
AFC North- Pittsburgh
AFC South- Indy
AFC West- Kansas City
Wild card- New England
Wild Card- Baltimore

NFC East- Dallas
NFC North- Green Bay
NFC South- Atlanta
NFC West- Seattle
Wild Card- Minnesota
Wild Card- Philly

 

[Wolvie]

AFCE - Miami
AFCN - Baltimore
AFCS - Indy
AFCW - Denver
Wild card - KC
Wild card - Pittsburgh

NFCE - Philly
NFCN - Green Bay
NFCS - Atlanta
NFCW - Seattle
Wild Card - Arizona
Wild Card - Minnesota

 

[Fountain City Blues]

As of right now, this is what I have.

AFCE: Pats #4
AFCN: Pitt #2
AFCS: Indy #1
AFCW: Denver #3 ( I want my Chiefs to prove they can beat the Broncos first before I pick otherwise)
WC1: Chiefs
WC2: SD

NFCE: Cowboys #3
NFCN: GB #1
NFCS: Panthers #4
NFCW: Seattle #2
WC1: Cards
WC2: Vikings

 

[The Derski]

AFC East- Miami
AFC North- Pittsburgh
AFC South- Indy
AFC West- Kansas City
Wild card- New England
Wild Card- San Diego

NFC East- Dallas
NFC North- Minnesota
NFC South- Atlanta
NFC West- Seattle
Wild Card- Green Bay
Wild Card- Philly

What in the holy shit does everyone see in Minnesota?

 

[Fountain City Blues]

What in the holy shit does everyone see in Minnesota?

Better than the other mediocre teams in the NFC, pretty much for me. Young team translates, in theory, to an ascendant curve, not decline. Lot of young talent on defense.

 

[cdumler7]

What in the holy shit does everyone see in Minnesota?

Well for me I see a defense that was young last year but still finished 14th in yards and 11 in points. I see them improving with another year of experience. On offense I see them having a guy entering his 2nd year that showed some promise last year. Then you throw in a guy that is considered possibly the best non-QB weapon in the entire league that missed last year and it could be a very promising offense on the rise.

 

[The Derski]

I'm still picking Detroit to finish second in the North even without Suh.

 

[rmilia1]

What in the holy shit does everyone see in Minnesota?

Another year for Bridgewater, AP is back, Vikes are FARR better at WR than they were last year. Minnesota had a solid D last year and by adding that extra skill and talent at the skill positions I think they can get to 10 wins. Add the Nelson injury and the steps back Chicago and Detroit took and I can easily see Minnesota winning the North

 

[cdumler7]

I'm still picking Detroit to finish second in the North even without Suh.

Which is why we see such differences in opinion here. Heck there were plenty here that didn't pick the Broncos. I don't exactly understand why but we all have our opinions and see things just a bit differently. Heck I saw an article earlier today on NFL.com talking about how by midseason we don't be talking about the Seahawks even being close to a Super Bowl team and will be struggling to make the playoffs. I don't agree but obviously they see something I don't.

 

[{+}Mother-Marge{+}]

...Pats go 19-0,.....play either GB or Dall. (In SB/2-16).,...*nuff' said*.

 

[The Derski]

Another year for Bridgewater, AP is back, Vikes are FARR better at WR than they were last year. Minnesota had a solid D last year and by adding that extra skill and talent at the skill positions I think they can get to 10 wins. Add the Nelson injury and the steps back Chicago and Detroit took and I can easily see Minnesota winning the North

Sorry but I don't see a team QB'd by some guy named Bridgewater coming out on top of Aaron Rodgers no matter how many injuries the Packers have.

 

[rmilia1]

Sorry but I don't see a team QB'd by some guy named Bridgewater coming out on top of Aaron Rodgers no matter how many injuries the Packers have.

Sure and you may be right. I have GB in the playoffs as well. Not many teams could overcome a loss of their best WR and still be good but a Rodgers led team can do so.

 

[Clayton]

What in the holy shit does everyone see in Minnesota?

Adrian Peterson has made the playoffs with 3rd string QB quality guys behind center and the Bears might be terrible and the Lions took a step back