Preseason Predictions Thread

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Monkeydad

They have 4 games against the Titans and Jaguars, so that's working in their favor. Both of those teams are getting worse.

They also play the Raiders, Chiefs, Chargers, and Rams. They have a favorable schedule.

Also, if the offseason acquisitions like LaRon Landry, Ahmad Bradshaw, Daruis Heyward-Bey Greg Toler and Aubrayo Franklin can stay healthy, they made some great additions.

Also, mark this down, T.Y. Hilton will become a household name this year.

I don't have a Luck vs. Griffin outlook, I believe they'll both be elite QBs. They're both perfect fits for their individual teams.

Exactly!! I had TY on my fantasy league last year, he will be a household name alright same with Fleener.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

Exactly!! I had TY on my fantasy league last year, he will be a household name alright same with Fleener.

Agree with the TY assessment.

Fleener, however, has been dropping balls all summer. They want to run the offense through him, but he is not accomodating them at all. Last year he had 26 catches on 48 targets. On top of all that, he is their No. 2 TE after Allen.

Yes. I know. You watched him in college and he will be phenomenal.

[Paintrain]

I'm eschewing record predictions because I don't feel like doing the math to ensure it all evens up but here we go..

NFC East
1. Washington 2. Dallas 3. NY Giants 4. Philadelphia
By mid October the talk won't be about Shanahan/Andrews/RG's knee but rather RG-MVP

NFC North
1. Green Bay 2. Minnesota 3. Detroit 4. Chicago
Packers win by default in a division full of flawed teams.

NFC South
1. New Orleans 2. Atlanta 3. Tampa Bay 4. Carolina
Sean Payton wins coach of the year with his triumphant return.

NFC West
1. Seattle 2. St. Louis 3. San Francisco 4. Arizona
SF suffers from the SB runner up jinx. Kap will be a stud but overall the offense regresses with age and injuries.

NFC Wild Card:
Seattle beats Dallas
Green Bay beats Atlanta

Divisional:
Washington beats Green Bay
New Orleans beats Seattle

NFC Championship: Washington beats New Orleans


AFC East
1. New England 2. Miami 3. Buffalo 4. NY Jets
Dolphins give the Pats a run for it but Brady prevails again.

AFC North
1. Cincinnati 2. Baltimore 3. Pittsburgh 4. Cleveland
The Ravens struggle to find a new identity without Ray, Ed and Anquan

AFC South
1. Indianapolis 2. Houston 3. Tennessee 4. Jacksonville
Luck is the new Manning. Kubiak is the new Andy Reid

AFC West
1. Denver 2. Kansas City 3. Large Void 4. San Diego 5. Oakland
Easiest division in football to predict.

AFC Wild Card:
Miami beats Indianapolis
Cincinnati beats Baltimore

AFC Divisional Round:
Denver beats Miami
New England beats Cincinnati

AFC Championship:
New England beats Denver

Super Bowl:
New England beats Washington