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08-31-2008, 08:56 AM
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2008 Predictions
We all know that this is a crapshoot every single year. With the exception of the Pats and Colts, there are always "surprises" each season.
Then there is always drama every year. Be it Tony Romo's "mangina" being solicited to every hollywood starlet or Terrell Owens' antics or Ocho Cinco creating a stir, or whatever. There is a storyline each week. Of course, injuries are always a factor too. All that said, it is still "fun" to predict what is going to happen. It is fun because there is no money on the table (at least not mine), nor does anyone get hurt. I mean, do the Patriots, Bucs, Colts, or anyone else care what fans predict them to do? Me thinks not. All this said, here are my "predictions" for the 2008 campaign in the N.F.L. ---- NFC South New Orleans Tampa Bay Carolina Atlanta NFC North Detroit Minnesota Green Bay Chicago NFC East Dallas (puke) N.Y. Giants Philadelphia Washington NFC West Seattle (by default) Arizona San Francisco St. Louis AFC South Jacksonville (they finally overtake Indy) Indianapolis Tennessee Houston AFC North Pittsburgh Cleveland Baltimore Cincinnati AFC East New England N.Y. Jets Miami Buffalo AFC West San Diego Denver Oakland Kansas City NFC Wildcards Tampa Bay N.Y. Giants AFC Wildcards Indianapolis N.Y. Jets Super Bowl Matchup Jacksonville vs. Dallas Okay...let the flaming begin....LOL
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08-31-2008, 10:56 AM
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NFC South
Tampa Bay New Orleans Carolina Atlanta NFC North Minnesota Detroit Green Bay Chicago NFC East Dallas Philadelphia Washington N.Y. Giants NFC West Arizona Seattle San Francisco St. Louis AFC South Jacksonville Indianapolis Tennessee Houston AFC North Pittsburgh Cleveland Baltimore Cincinnati AFC East New England Buffalo N.Y. Jets Miami AFC West San Diego Kansas City Oakland Denver NFC Wildcards Philadelphia Detroit AFC Wildcards Indianapolis Cleveland Super Bowl Matchup Jacksonville @ Tampa Bay
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08-31-2008, 12:09 PM
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NFCS:
Tampa Bay (  ) New Orleans Carolina Atlanta NFCE: Dallas NY Washington Philthy NFCN: Minnesota Detroit Green Bay Chicago NFCW: Seattle Arizona St. Louis San Fransisco AFCS: Jacksonville Indy Houston Tennessee AFCE: New England NY Buffalo Miami AFCN: Pittsburgh Cleveland Baltimore Cincy AFCW: San Diego Denver Oakland KC AFC Championship Game: Jacksonville vs San Diego NFC Championship Game: Tampa Bay vs Minnesota Super Bowl: Tampa Bay vs Jacksonville Wishful thinking, I know. I'd really like to see this thread saved for the end of the season and see who was closest though.
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08-31-2008, 01:15 PM
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NFC South
New Orleans Tampa Bay Carolina Atlanta NFC North Minnesota Green Bay Detroit Chicago NFC East Dallas Washington N.Y. Giants Philadelphia NFC West Seattle Arizona St. Louis San Francisco AFC South Indianapolis Jacksonville Tennessee Houston AFC North Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland Baltimore AFC East New England N.Y. Jets Buffalo Miami AFC West San Diego Denver Kansas City Oakland NFC Wildcards Tampa Bay Arizona! AFC Wildcards Jacksonville NY Jets Super Bowl Matchup Dallas vs. San Diego
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09-03-2008, 11:43 PM
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STANDINGS
AFC East 1 – New England 2 – NY Jets 3 – Buffalo 4 – Miami AFC North 1 – Pittsburgh 2 – Cleveland 3 – Cincinnati 4 – Baltimore AFC West 1 – San Diego 2 – Denver 3 – Oakland 4 – Kansas City AFC South 1 – Indianapolis 2 – Jacksonville 3 – Houston 4 – Tennessee NFC East 1 – Dallas 2 – Philadelphia 3 – NY Giants 4 – Washington NFC North 1 – Minnesota 2 – Detroit 3 – Green Bay 4 – Chicago NFC West 1 – Seattle 2 – Arizona 3 – San Francisco 4 – St. Louis NFC South 1 – New Orleans 2 – Tampa Bay 3 – Carolina 4 – Atlanta PLAYOFFS AFC 1 – New England 2 – San Diego 3 – Indianapolis 4 – Pittsburgh 5 – Jacksonville 6 – Denver 1st Round Jacksonville @ Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh Denver @ Indianapolis – Indianapolis 2nd Round Pittsburgh @ New England – New England Indianapolis @ San Diego – Indianapolis AFC Title Game Indianapolis @ New England – New England NFC 1 – Dallas 2 – Seattle 3 – New Orleans 4 – Minnesota 5 – Philadelphia 6 – Tampa Bay 1st Round Tampa Bay @ New Orleans – Tampa Bay Philadelphia @ Minnesota – Philadelphia 2nd Round Tampa Bay @ Dallas – Dallas Philadelphia @ Seattle – Philadelphia NFC Title Game Philadelphia @ Dallas – Philadelphia SUPER BOWL Philadelphia vs. New England – New England Offensive MVP – LaDainian Tomlinson Defensive MVP – Trent Cole Offensive Rookie of the Year – Darren McFadden (non-obvious pick – Chris Johnson) Defensive Rookie of the Year – Keith Rivers
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09-03-2008, 11:56 PM
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STANDINGS
AFC East 1 – New England 2 – Buffalo 3 – Jets 4 – Miami AFC North 1 – Pittsburgh 2 – Cleveland 3 – Cincinnati 4 – Baltimore AFC West 1 – San Diego 2 – Denver 3 – Oakland 4 – Kansas City AFC South 1 – Jacksonville 2 – Indy 3 – Houston 4 – Tennessee NFC East 1 – Dallas 2 – Philadelphia 3 – NY Giants 4 – Washington NFC North 1 – Minnesota 2 – Green Bay 3 – Detroit 4 – Chicago NFC West 1 – Seattle 2 – Arizona 3 – San Francisco 4 – St. Louis NFC South 1 – Carolina 2 – Tampa Bay 3 – New Orleans 4 – Atlanta PLAYOFFS AFC 1 – San Diego 2 – New England 3 – Jacksonville 4 – Pittsburgh 5 – Indy 6 – Denver 1st Round IND @ PIT – IND DEN @ JAC – JAC 2nd Round IND @ SDG – SDG JAC @ NWE – JAC AFC Title Game JAC @ SDG – SDG NFC 1 – Dallas 2 – Minnesota 3 – Seattle 4 – Carolina 5 – Tampa 6 – Philly 1st Round TAM @ CAR – CAR PHI @ SEA – PHI 2nd Round PHI @ DAL – DAL CAR @ MIN – CAR NFC Title Game CAR @ DAL – DAL SUPER BOWL DAL vs. SDG – SDG
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#8
09-04-2008, 12:16 AM
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AFC EAST:
1. New England (14-2) 2. NY Jets (9-7) 3. Buffalo (7-9) 4. Miami (6-10) AFC NORTH: 1. Pittsburgh (12-4) 2. Cleveland (6-10) 3. Cincinnati (5-11) 4. Baltimore (4-12) AFC SOUTH: 1. Indianapolis (13-3) 2. Jacksonville (12-4)* 3. Tennessee (9-7)* 4. Houston (6-10) AFC WEST: 1. San Diego (8-8) 2. Oakland (8-8) 3. Denver (8-8) 4. Kansas City (4-12) * wild card Wild-Card: Tennessee @ Pittsburgh - Tennessee Jacksonville @ San Diego - San Diego Divisional: Tennessee @ New England - New England San Diego @ Indianapolis - Indianapolis AFC Championship: Indianapolis @ New England - New England NFC EAST: 1. Dallas (13-3) 2. Philadelphia (12-4)* 3. NY Giants (9-7)* 4. Washington (7-9) NFC NORTH: 1. Minnesota (10-6) 2. Chicago (8-8) 3. Detroit (6-10) 4. Green Bay (5-11) NFC SOUTH: 1. New Orleans (10-6) 2. Carolina (9-7) 3. Tampa Bay (8-8) 4. Atlanta (4-12) NFC WEST: 1. Seattle (9-7) 2. Arizona (7-9) 3. San Francisco (6-10) 4. St. Louis (3-13) * wild card Wild-Card: Philadelphia @ Seattle - Philadelphia NY Giants @ Minnesota - Minnesota Divisional: Philadelphia @ Dallas - Dallas Minnesota @ New Orleans - Minnesota NFC Championship: Minnesota @ Dallas - Minnesota SUPER BOWL: New England over Minnesota Unfortunately, Dallas and New England are going to be dominant. However, I see the Cowgirls pulling the ultimate choke job, closing Texas Stadium by crapping away the NFCC game. Otherwise, the media (and NFL with multiple national tv games) choke on Cleveland kool-aid, and the wheels fall completely off in Green Bay. I expect both Oakland and the Jets to be in the mix for a wild-card berth until the last week, in fact, TB plays spoiler to Gruden's old employ in week 17. As for our NFC South, I'm not huge on the Saints, but the Panthers have too many questions, and TB just won't have enough offensive push either.
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