Originally Posted by I Simmzie I

No
There is no way there going to win less than 11 games.
With that much talent on offense and defense, it just doesn't work for them to do worse then 11-5.
Ever Analysist expects them to win 10-13 games this year.

Heres their schedule
9/8 @Green Bay Packers
9/14 Indianapolis Colts
9/21 Carolina Panthers
9/28 @Tennessee Titans
10/6 @New Orleans
10/12 Detroit Lions
10/19 @Chicago Bears
Bye Week
11/2 Houston Texans
11/9 Green Bay Packers
11/16 @Tampa Bay Bucs
11/23 @Jacksonville Jaguars
11/30 Chicago Bears
12/7 @Detroit Lions
12/14 @Arizona Cardinals
12/21 Atlanta Falcons
12/28 New York Giants

I could easily see them dropping 3 or 4 of their games before the bye. The vikings easiest stretch is in the last 5 weeks. So good luck getting 10+ wins.

Vikings are good, but so are the Packers.

And the Lions could be very good, as well.

The Bears, are, meh.

What a bad game to start off the season yawn...boring.

Good game for the G-Men.
And Plax signed a new deal at like 3p.m.

Originally Posted by SoZKillA

Good game for the G-Men.
And Plax signed a new deal at like 3p.m.

I thought the G-Men were going to put up like 40 at first then idk what happened.

Who do you think will make it to the Super Bowl? Who do you think will win the Super Bowl? Who will get MVP? Rookie of the year? What team will win what divisions? Coach of the year? Etc.

Any predictions you have, let them be heard/discussed/debated here. I'll let this last through playoffs and into the Super Bowl as well. Once to the Super Bowl, we can break it down even more detailed and predict game stats quarterly, and at the end of the game too, on players, scores, etc.

I personally think Brett Favre is the best QB ever, so I'm hoping he can turn the Jets into a miracle team :)

AFC Predictions:



1. Chargers (14-2)

With a healthy Philip Rivers, the Chargers would have replaced the Patriots last season in the AFC Championship game.

The Chargers defense is, in my opinion top 5 for sure in the NFL.


2. Steelers (12-4)

The Steelers are my favorite to win the AFC North because they have one of the most balanced teams in the NFL.

Big Ben was one of the most consistent quarterbacks last season and he will grow to get even better. Expect a MVP caliber season from him.


3. Colts (12-4)

Payton Manning is still one of the top QB's in the NFL right now. The defense for the Colts was banged up last season and WR Marvin Harrison was missed.

The Colts are fully healthy and brought back Dominic Rhodes to give the Colts a pounder that was effective when they won the Super Bowl in the 2006 season.


4. New York Jets (10-6)

All I have to say is go Brett Favre!! (Yes I'm bias, how did you guess? :P) Adding a QB that can take the Packers from 4-12 to the NFC Championship will bring the same luck for this 4-12 team.

They do remind me of the Packers of last season and Favre happens to be the QB for this team too.


5. Browns (10-6)

The most surprising team last season will make sure that season was not a fluke.


6. Jaguars (10-6)

They had a great year last season, but lacked a pass rush. Their secondary was amazing, but the rush was ok. Look out for rookie Derrick Harvey to make the Pro Bowl.



NFC:


1. Vikings (14-2)

They finished the season strong last season and will carry that to this season.

Favre leaving the Packers makes their road easier. QB Tavaris Jackson is the big time player I saw in college. I am happy they are sticking with him. He was in his first official year starting last season. Give him time. He can be better than McNabb. He just needs to stay healthy.


2. Cowboys (12-4)

This is do or die for the Cowboys before they move to a new stadium. Jerry Jones put too much into this team to not win a Super Bowl.

I think Tony Romo is overrated since he has not risen in a big game, but this team is too deep to play in too many close games. Comes down to what they can do in the playoffs.


3. Saints (11-5)

Two years ago they were the best team in the NFC. The most electric offense was bruised up last season and the defense looked like it got washed up in the hurricane.

The Saints will get back to that speedy lineup with QB Drew Brees leading the way. Expect them to have a big season and look to return to the NFC Championship game.


4. Eagles (11-5)

This was the best team in the NFC at the end of the season, aside from the Giants. McNabb was banged up as usual and if he can stay healthy this year, they will make big things happen.

This team lived in the NFC Championship games and got to the Super Bowl, and you can look for them to get back there.


5. Cardinals (10-6)

Leinart is the starter now at QB, but Warner will take over the job and finally lead this team to the playoffs.


6. Packers (10-6)

No one has more pressure on him than QB Aaron Rodgers, but this team is too talented not to get back to the playoffs.

Rogers, in my opinion, should have been the No. 1 QB taken by the 49ers instead of Alex Smith. He impressed me in college and impressed me once again when he got in against the Cowboys last year.

Let the games begin! :P

Miami Superbowl.

Thats all im saying haha

Originally Posted by [sC]

Miami Superbowl.

Thats all im saying haha

Yeah, I think we are both hoping for miracles haha.

REGGIE BUSH IS GUNNAH WIN TEH MVPPP

But I thought Warner was made starting QB for the Cards.

Originally Posted by Blazin'

What a bad game to start off the season yawn...boring.

Well, what would you expect? Most night games suck.