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07-09-2014, 09:10 PM #1
Predictions from national publications
I "borrowed" this from another team's message board:
2014 Sporting News Pro Football( post #6)
Nfc East: Philadelphia
Nfc North: Green Bay
Nfc South: New Orleans
Nfc West: San Francisco
Nfc Wild Cards: Seattle, Chicago
Wild Card Round: Saints over Bears, Seahawks over Eagles
Divionsal Round: 49ers over Seahawks, Packers over Saints
Championship: 49ers over Packers
Afc East: New England
Afc North: Pittsburgh
Afc South: Indianapolis
Afc West: Denver
Nfc Wild Cards: Cincinnati, Baltimore
Wild Card Round: Pats over ,Ravens, Steelers over Bengals
Divionsal Round: Colts over Pats, Broncos over Steelers
Championship: Colts over Broncos
Superbowl 49: 49ers over Colts
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2014 Athlon Sports Pro Football(post #7)
Nfc East: Philadelphia
Nfc North: Green Bay
Nfc South: New Orleans
Nfc West: Seattle
Nfc Wild Cards: San Francsico, Arizona
Wild Card Round: Cards over Saints, 49ers over Eagles
Divionsal Round: Seahawks over Cards, Packers over 49ers
Championship: Seahawks over Packers
Afc East: New England
Afc North: Cincinnati
Afc South: Indianapolis
Afc West: Denver
Nfc Wild Cards: San Diego, Baltimore
Wild Card Round: Colts over ,Ravens, Chargers over Bengals
Divionsal Round: Pats over Colts, Broncos over Chargers
Championship: Broncos over Pats
Superbowl 49: Broncos over Seahawks
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2014 Lindy Sports Pro Football- Predictions by Howard Balzer(post #10)
Nfc East: Philadelphia
Nfc North: Green Bay
Nfc South: New Orleans
Nfc West: Seattle
Nfc Wild Cards: San Francisco, Tampa Bay
Championship: Packers over Seahawks
Afc East: New England
Afc North: Baltimore
Afc South: Indianapolis
Afc West: Denver
Nfc Wild Cards: Cincinnati, Kansas City
Championship: Broncos over Colts
Superbowl 49: Broncos over Packers
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USA Today Sports NFL 2014- Predictions by Nate Davis (post #11)
Nfc East: Philadelphia:11-5
Nfc North: Green Bay: 12-4
Nfc South: New Orleans:11-5
Nfc West: Seattle:12-4
Nfc Wild Cards: San Francsico: 11-5, Chicago: 11-5
Wild Card Round: Saints over 49ers, Bears over Eagles
Divionsal Round: Seahawks over Bears, Packers over Saints
Championship: Seahawks over Packers
Afc East: New England:11-5
Afc North: Baltimore: 10-6
Afc South: Indianapolis: 13-3
Afc West: Denver: 12-4
Nfc Wild Cards: Jets: 10-6, Texans: 9-7
Wild Card Round: Pats over Texans, Ravens over Jets
Divionsal Round: Colts over Ravens, Broncos over Patriots
Championship: Colts over Broncos
Superbowl 49: Seahawks over Colts
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Hub Arkush's Pro Football Now Preview 2014 (post #20)
Looks like the former publisher of Pro Football Weekly was still able to publish an NFL Annual and Fantasy Football annual this year.
Nfc East: Philadelphia:10-6
Nfc North: Green Bay: 11-5
Nfc South: New Orleans:10-6
Nfc West: Seattle:11-5
Nfc Wild Cards: San Francsico: 11-5, Chicago: 9-7
NFCChampion: 49ers
Afc East: New England:11-5
Afc North: Baltimore: 9-7
Afc South: Indianapolis: 9-7
Afc West: Denver: 12-4
Nfc Wild Cards: Bengals: 9-7, Chargers: 9-7
AFC Champion: Broncos
Superbowl 49: Broncos over 49ers
I believe that, barring major injuries, this should be a 10-6 to 11-5 year, division champ, and go deep into the playoffs with a nucleus of playoff tested players. The major reason for the jump from 8-8 will be a "first" for the Ravens: adding a bona fide offensive coordinator.In a 2003 BBC poll that asked Brits to name the "Greatest American Ever", Mr. T came in fourth, behind ML King (3rd), Abe Lincoln (2nd) and Homer Simpson (1st).
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Re: Predictions from national publications
I don't see anything that looks crazy but I also don't see the Colts getting to the SB this year either.
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07-09-2014, 09:47 PM #3Regular 1st Stringer
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Re: Predictions from national publications
The Sporting News prediction is really interesting...as much as I hate the Steelers and Bengals, it would be really cool to see three AFCN teams in the playoffs.
I think 10-6 or 11-5 is right on the money as well. A defense that was average to slightly above average last season got a big upgrade through the draft, and the offense has nowhere to go but up after last season. Getting Zuttah and a healthy Osemele, along with a full season of Monroe should significantly improve the offense, especially if Kubiak's new offense is as advertised.
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07-09-2014, 09:56 PM #4Legendary RSR Poster
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Re: Predictions from national publications
I thought the national media hated us?
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07-09-2014, 10:02 PM #5Legendary Asswipe
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Re: Predictions from national publications
The Colts aren't making it to the Super Bowl. New England and Denver are still the two best teams in the AFC and I don't think Indianapolis made any strides to catch up with them.
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I looked at the Ravens schedule and it is easier than last year IMO, but still challenging.
The problem is the Ravens lost games they should've won last year, so it is hard to really gauge right now. They could drop bombs on Pittsburgh one week and then go out and lay a dud in Miami or something.
Out of conference play this year is the NFC South and the only team there that I think could give us fits is the Saints because Brees is, well, Brees.
If we can manage 2-2 or 3-1 in the out of conference games, I think 10 or more wins is very realistic.
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Don't get all the love for the Eagles. I say they take a step back this year.
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07-10-2014, 11:09 AM #10
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