DolPhanTendo said:
MTZehvor said:
DolPhanTendo said:
My other division predictions:
AFC South:
1. Indianapolis Colts
2. Tennessee Titans
3. Jacksonville Jaguars
4. Houston Texans
AFC North:
1. Cincinnati Bengals
2. Baltimore Ravens
3. Cleveland Browns
4. Pittsburgh Steelers
AFC EAST:
1. Miami Dolphins
2. New England Patriots
3. Buffalo Bills
4. New York Jets
NFC EAST:
1. Philadelphia Eagles
2. New York Giants
3. Dallas Cowboys
4. Washington Redskins
AFC WEST:
1. Denver Broncos
2. Kansas City Chiefs
3. San Diego Chargers
4. Oakland Raiders
NFC WEST
1. Seattle Seahawks
2. Arizona Cardinals
3. San Francisco 49ers
4. St. Louis Rams
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Well, uh...good luck on the AFC East prediction...
I'll show up for the first time in forever to throw some NFC South predictions out
#1: Saints
#2: Panthers
#3: Falcon
#4: Bucs
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It's going to be a good year i think. Tannehill finally has a decent line with good receivers. Defense is always our strentgh(LBs are little weak). Knowshon looked great against Dallas. With New England's stubbornness giving Tom less and less weapons I see them having a year where it might be time to re-think not paying a talent or drafting one on the offensive side besides the O-line. Jets QB and WR situation is pathetic and they stink in the secondary. Buffalo is the tricky team can't figure them out.
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I'll give you that Buffalo and New York will be garbage, but barring a huge number of massive injuries, there's no way New England will be worse this year. Brady was playing last year with Julian Edelman and a bunch of rookie receivers. All those receivers now have a year of experience, plus Gronkowski is back at the start of the season (granted he's a big question with his health), and the Patriots now have a reasonably good second TE option in Tim Wright, meaning they can possibly run that double TE offense they ran back in 2011 when they were putting up 40 points a game consistently. On top of all that, the defense is vastly improved, most notably with the acquisition of Revis, but also with drafting Dominique Easley and getting a number of defense players back (Wilfork being the big one).
Even with everything that went wrong for the Patriots, they still went 12-4 last year. That isn't to make an excuse for anything, injuries are part of the NFL. The point is that the Patriots probably won't see the same string of injuries, and they've improved their team from last year's version as well (a team that went 12-4, albeit with some lucky victories), so I'm having a hard time imagining them being worse.
