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It's too much work to go into 2025 tbh so I'll touch on it briefly. Dallas lost to the Panthers and Giants on road back to backs. They got swept at home by the Vikings and Chargers. Giants upset the Chargers on a home back to back after playing the Chiefs. However during crunch time, they lost both home games to the Commanders and Vikings. The Giants split no road trips. The Eagles lost to the Giants before beating the tougher Vikings. However, they did beat both the Commanders and Bills. The Eagles also beat the Rams and Ravens btb in 2024, so the Eagles lose in a different manner. The Commanders have a track record of losing games in a row when they're bad especially. They lost to Seahawks/Lions and Eagles/Cowboys. They did split Falcons/Chargers and Vikings/Giants.
Now on to 2026.
Cowboys
Commanders/Ravens
Should be a split and we know the win.
Packers/Eagles
This looks like 0-2. But the Cowboys and Eagles should split anyway.
49ers/Titans/Eagles
Not really factoring Eagles here as a split is expected, but there is a clear contrast with SF and Tennessee. That's a split.
Seahawks/Rams
Both teams are superior. Will be a test for the Rams though as Dallas has owned them.
Jaguars/Giants
If Dallas is struggling at this point this could be a shutout. With these games I just don't see Dallas winning both. At best split.
That's at least 6 losses.
Giants
Titans/Cardinals
They should win both really. But Titans do have some positive history on the road. The Cards too, but they're irrelevant.
Texans/Eagles
A bye separates, so not really impacting. One is a clear loss, the other is hard to tell.
Commanders/Jaguars
If this is the Giants' year they'll win both because there's extra rest after a Thursday home game.
Lions/Cowboys
Interesting. Depends on those teams and the Giants. This might help the Cowboys though being on the latter of the set.
4 wins at least there. 5 realistically.
Eagles
Titans/Bears
Eagles have a history of losing at Tennessee, but this has to be a split or the Eagles are in for it.
Panthers/Cowboys
Eagles can win consistently and can win both games here but as I said with Cowboys...
Giants/Steelers
A bye separates. Owns both teams there.
Cowboys/Cardinals
Again Eagles should not lose to Cards unless there's a problem.
Colts/Seahawks/Texans
Can easily see the middle one continuing the ownage.
49ers/Giants
Are the Eagles gonna implode here losing three of four?
I see 4 losses at least but do not believe they're sweeping the Giants.
Commanders
Eagles/Cowboys
Division road games here. Will say a lot about Commanders. Better chance to beat Eagles.
Seahawks/Colts/Giants
The Colts are in London. If Washington wins one here, it could be Seattle who plays in Arizona and then has to travel to Md. It could be the Giants.
Eagles/Rams
Don't see either win
Cards/Titans
You can definitely see the Titans win here after the Cards lose. But 0-2 is possible.
Texans/Falcons
Texans own them. Falcons may benefit from them collapsing.
Vikings/Jaguars
See above.
Honestly, anywhere from 0 to 5 wins.
Btw I'm not predicting overall records here.
Now on to 2026.
Cowboys
Commanders/Ravens
Should be a split and we know the win.
Packers/Eagles
This looks like 0-2. But the Cowboys and Eagles should split anyway.
49ers/Titans/Eagles
Not really factoring Eagles here as a split is expected, but there is a clear contrast with SF and Tennessee. That's a split.
Seahawks/Rams
Both teams are superior. Will be a test for the Rams though as Dallas has owned them.
Jaguars/Giants
If Dallas is struggling at this point this could be a shutout. With these games I just don't see Dallas winning both. At best split.
That's at least 6 losses.
Giants
Titans/Cardinals
They should win both really. But Titans do have some positive history on the road. The Cards too, but they're irrelevant.
Texans/Eagles
A bye separates, so not really impacting. One is a clear loss, the other is hard to tell.
Commanders/Jaguars
If this is the Giants' year they'll win both because there's extra rest after a Thursday home game.
Lions/Cowboys
Interesting. Depends on those teams and the Giants. This might help the Cowboys though being on the latter of the set.
4 wins at least there. 5 realistically.
Eagles
Titans/Bears
Eagles have a history of losing at Tennessee, but this has to be a split or the Eagles are in for it.
Panthers/Cowboys
Eagles can win consistently and can win both games here but as I said with Cowboys...
Giants/Steelers
A bye separates. Owns both teams there.
Cowboys/Cardinals
Again Eagles should not lose to Cards unless there's a problem.
Colts/Seahawks/Texans
Can easily see the middle one continuing the ownage.
49ers/Giants
Are the Eagles gonna implode here losing three of four?
I see 4 losses at least but do not believe they're sweeping the Giants.
Commanders
Eagles/Cowboys
Division road games here. Will say a lot about Commanders. Better chance to beat Eagles.
Seahawks/Colts/Giants
The Colts are in London. If Washington wins one here, it could be Seattle who plays in Arizona and then has to travel to Md. It could be the Giants.
Eagles/Rams
Don't see either win
Cards/Titans
You can definitely see the Titans win here after the Cards lose. But 0-2 is possible.
Texans/Falcons
Texans own them. Falcons may benefit from them collapsing.
Vikings/Jaguars
See above.
Honestly, anywhere from 0 to 5 wins.
Btw I'm not predicting overall records here.
