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Daseal 05-06-2004, 11:28 PM Let's go ahead and make some predictions. The draft is over, we need SOMETHING to speculate about!
AFC East:
Patriots
Dolphins
Bills
Jets
AFC North:
Bengals
Ravens
Steelers
Browns
AFC South:
Colts
Texans (That's right! The Texans)
Titans
Jaguars
AFC West:
Cheifs
Broncos
Raiders
Chargers
NFC East: (a bit biased)
Redskins
Cowboys
Eagles (they fall off this year)
Giants
NFC North: (next to the east the hardest one to call)
Vikings
Lions
Green Bay
Chicago
NFC South:
Falcons
Carolina
Saints
Bucs
NFC West:
Seahawks
Rams
Cardinals
San Fransisco
Playoffs:
I expect a fairly quick exit by the Patriots (my big upset special), a strong run by the Bengals (they could put up points but not stop the other team, sound like a Marvin Lewis team to you?) but the Seahawks will shock people this year. I really like their chances of getting pretty far. Watch the Lions. They could nab a playoff spot in a mediocre division. Depending on how the rookies pan out and how Harrington responds.
Super Bowl: I think I gotta go with the Colts. They still need to bolster that D come June 1st though.
jdlea 05-06-2004, 11:51 PM AFC East:
Patriots
Jets
Bills
Dolphins
AFC North:
Bengals
Ravens
Steelers
Browns
AFC South:
Titans
Colts
Jags
Texans
AFC West:
Cheifs
Broncos
Raiders
Chargers
NFC East:
Redskins
Eagles
Cowboys
Giants
NFC North:
Green Bay
Detroit (...I'm having trouble believing I just said it too)
Minnesota
Chicago
NFC South:
Falcons
Carolina
Saints
Bucs
NFC West:
Seahawks
Cardinals
Rams
San Fransisco
Playoffs: AFC:I think the Chiefs are probably gonna fall off and get knocked out of the first round. I was going to have them finish second, but no one in that division got considerably better. The Colts...I still have my reservations about "Big Game" Peyton Manning. I say the Bengals win a weak division (after the Ravens) and Eddie George shocks the world and leads the Titans to the AFC Championship Game, finally giving McNair some relief, but they'll still come up short.
NFC: Detroit makes a valiant effort and are a very young team caught wide eyed in the first round and gets knocked out by the Falcons. I'm not even gonna guess about the Skins. Seahawks fall and NFC Title game will be hosted by the Atlanta Falcons who defeat Brett Favre and the Pack to make it to Vick's first Super Bowl.
Super Bowl: Patriots confuse Vick into 2 early picks and that's all the Pats need. 17-14, Falcons never recover...Patriots win. I know it's the easy way out to pick the champ, but all they did was get better.
Gmanc711 05-07-2004, 12:35 AM AFC East
Patriots
Dolphins
Bills
Jets
AFC North
Baltimore
Cincinati
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
AFC South
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Houston
Tennesee
AFC West
Kansas City
Denver
San Diego
Oakland
NFC East
Redskins
Eagles
Cowboys
Giants
NFC North
Green Bay
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
NFC South
Carolina
Atlanta
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
NFC West
St. Louis
Seattle
Arizona
San Fransico
Playoffs
AFC
Pats, Baltimore, Cincinati, Indianapolis, KC, Denver
AFC Champion: New England
NFC
Redskins, Eagles, Packers, Carolina, Atlanta, St. Louis
NFC Champion: Redskins of course
SB Champs; Redskins! haha I feel bad not picking them.
skinsfanthru&thru 05-07-2004, 12:57 AM AFC East:
miami
new england*
ny jets
buffalo
AFC North:
baltimore
pittsburgh
cincinnati
cleveland
AFC South:
indianapolis
houston*
tennessee
jacksonville
AFC West:
kansas city
denver
san diego
oakland
NFC East:
washington
philadelphia
dallas
ny giants
NFC North:
minnesota
green bay*
detroit
chicago
NFC South:
atlanta
tampa bay
carolina
new orleans
NFC West:
seattle
st. louis*
arizona
san francisco
(*= Wild cards)
AFC Playoffs: after new england knocks out baltimore, they fall at indianapolis. Houston gets taken out by KC who then gets beaten by Miami setting up Miami vs Indi. and miami makes its first trip back to the superbowl in 20 years.
NFC Playoffs: st louis gets destroyed by atlanta who then goes on to beat minnesota. washington beats green bay and in the following week they pull out a winning drive in the last 1 and half to win against seattle. in the nfc championship game, washington and atlanta meet with atlanta using it's offense to make up for its defense but williams uses the blitzes and cover schemes to perfection as the skins win easily.
SuperBowl: two classic superbowl opponents meet again for the third time as miami faces washington. miami starts off strong and have the lead going into half time, but with perfectly placed adjustments the skins offense wreaks havok in the second half as the defense shuts down williams and knocks out the starting qb for miami. MVP goes to portis who breaks the old record held by timmy smith with 214 yards and 3 tds.
this is of course biased, but i firmly believe we have a stronger chance than we have in over a decade to make an impact this season.
SmootSmack 05-07-2004, 01:11 AM AFC East:
Jets
Patriots
Bills
Dolphins
AFC Central:
Baltimore
Cincy
Cleveland
Pitt
AFC South: (this is going to be a fierce battle)
Jacksonville
Tennessee
Indy
Texas
AFC West:
Chiefs
Chargers
Broncos
Raiders
NFC East:
Redskins
Eagles
Cowboys
Giants
NFC North:
Packers
Vikings
Lions (wait until 2005 for them)
Bears
NFC South:
Falcons
Saints
Bucs
Panthers (would win more games but Davis will fumble at the worst times)
NFC West:
Seahawks
Cardinals
Rams
Niners
AFC Playoffs: The Titans and Patriots will join the division winners for the playoffs. It will come down to the battle of the Marshall QBs with Pennington edging Leftwich to take the Jets to the Super Bowl
NFC Playoffs: Well the Redskins will represent the NFC. I can't pick anyone else, can I? With that in mind, the Eagles and Vikings will be in the playoffs along with the division champs. Redskins will advance after beating the Seahawks in the NFC title game.
Super Bowl: Not sure exactly by how much the Redskins will beat the Jets but Coles, Thomas, Morton, and Hall will co-share MVP honors. How an offensive guard will get in on the MVP trophy I still have to figure out
skinsfanthru&thru 05-07-2004, 01:16 AM Super Bowl: Not sure exactly by how much the Redskins will beat the Jets but Coles, Thomas, Morton, and Hall will co-share MVP honors. How an offensive guard will get in on the MVP trophy I still have to figure out
they run a play like the fridge had or make him an eligible(sp?) reciever and he scores a td. if that happened would he be the first o-lineman to score a td in the superbowl?
SmootSmack 05-07-2004, 01:40 AM they run a play like the fridge had or make him an eligible(sp?) reciever and he scores a td. if that happened would he be the first o-lineman to score a td in the superbowl?
I think he would be the first
JoeRedskin 05-07-2004, 10:00 AM AFC East:
Patriots
Dolphins*
Bills
Jets
AFC North:
Bengals
Ravens
Steelers
Browns
AFC South:
Colts*
Titans*
Texans
Jaguars
AFC West:
Chiefs
Broncos
Raiders
Chargers
NFC East:
Eagles
Redskins*
Cowboys*
Giants
NFC North:
Green Bay
Chicago
Vikings
Lions
NFC South:
Carolina
Bucs
Falcons
Saints
NFC West:
Seahawks
Rams
Cardinals
San Francisco
Best Divisions Top To Bottom:*
AFC East
NFC North
AFC South
*(If you rate only the top 3 teams, then NFC East jumps to the head of the class. I just think the Giants are going to STINK this year – San Diego gets the first pick again next year).
Worst Divisions:
AFC North
NFC West
NFC South
Best Teams: Patriots, Indi, Green Bay (w/ Philly, Skins and possibly Carolina right up there)
Worst Teams: Giants, San Diego, Browns
Playoffs: Bottom line – Green Bay
In the NFC: Green Bay at Philly for NFC Champ. Green Bay wins; Philly's team commits ritual Hari Kari at midfield – the population of Philadelphia go into a mass depression from which they never recover. Following year Eagles go 1-15.
In the AFC: Replay of last year EXCEPT Colts win b/c their receivers don't get mugged and Peyton lights it up.
SKINS73 05-07-2004, 10:44 AM AFC East:
Patriots
Dolphins
Bills
Jets
AFC North:
Ravens
Bengals
Steelers
Browns
AFC South:
Colts
Titans
Texans
Jaguars
AFC West:
Chiefs
Broncos
Raiders
Chargers
NFC East:
Eagles
Redskins
Cowboys
Giants
NFC North:
Vikings
Lions
Packers
Bears
NFC South:
Carolina
Bucs
Falcons
Saints
NFC West:
Seahawks
Rams
Cardinals
San Francisco
NFC Championship Game:
-Jevon Kearse, injuried in week 2, week 5, week 8 and week 11 (after being driven into the turf by Samuels) is a non-factor as the Vikings route the Eagles 34 - 3 at the Linc. After the game Owens requests a trade next season. Eagles lose 4th straight championship game.
AFC Championship Game:
The Patriot defense shuts down Manning and the Colts to in a repeat of the AFC championship game in 2003.
Superbowl Champs - Vikings
BrudLee 05-07-2004, 10:55 AM AFC East:
Patriots
Dolphins
Bills
Jets
AFC North:
Ravens
Bengals
Steelers
Browns
AFC South:
Colts
Titans
Texans
Jaguars
AFC West:
Broncos
Chiefs
Raiders
Chargers
NFC East:
Redskins
Cowboys
Eagles
Giants
NFC North:
Packers
Vikings
Lions
Bears
NFC South:
Falcons
Panthers
Bucs
Saints
NFC West:
Seahawks
Cards
Rams
San Francisco
Super Bowl: Redskins over Broncos 87-2
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