My annual, completely wrong, and irrelevant NFL predictions!


I’ve been making these predictions for the past few years, and if there’s one thing I know is that a good portion of it is going to end up being incorrect. But it is fun to do and it’s hilarious having people comment with their differing opinions and how outrageously stupid and wrong I am, especially when it comes to the NFC East (looking at you, my Cowboys fan friends). Since I do believe the East will be the toughest and tightest division this season, I will put my predicted records for all 4 teams to show just how close they will be with each other. But I won’t be doing records for the rest of the divisions, just standings as well as playoff matchups and awards.

 

 

 

NFC East

  1. Philadelphia Eagles, 10-6
  2. Dallas Cowboys, 10-6
  3. New York Giants, 9-7
  4. Washington Redskins, 7-9

NFC West

  1. Seattle Seahawks
  2. Arizona Cardinals
  3. San Francisco 49ers
  4. Los Angeles Rams

NFC North

  1. Green Bay Packers
  2. Minnesota Vikings
  3. Detroit Lions
  4. Chicago Bears

NFC South

  1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  2. Carolina Panthers
  3. Atlanta Falcons
  4. New Orleans Saints

AFC East

  1. New England Patriots
  2. Miami Dolphins
  3. Buffalo Bills
  4. New York Jets

AFC West

  1. Oakland Raiders
  2. Los Angeles Chargers
  3. Kansas City Chiefs
  4. Denver Broncos

AFC North

  1. Pittsburgh Steelers
  2. Baltimore Ravens
  3. Cincinnati Bengals
  4. Cleveland Browns

AFC South

  1. Tennessee Titans
  2. Jacksonville Jaguars
  3. Houston Texans
  4. Indianapolis Colts

 

NFC Playoff Seeding

  1. Green Bay Packers
  2. Seattle Seahawks
  3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  4. Philadelphia Eagles
  5. Dallas Cowboys (Wild Card)
  6. Minnesota Vikings (Wild Card)

AFC Playoff Seeding

  1. New England Patriots
  2. Pittsburgh Steelers
  3. Oakland Raiders
  4. Tennessee Titans
  5. Los Angeles Chargers (Wild Card)
  6. Kansas City Chiefs (Wild Card)

 

NFC Wild Card Round

  • Minnesota Vikings (A) defeat Tampa Bay Buccaneers (H)
  • Philadelphia Eagles (H) defeat Dallas Cowboys (A)... oh how fun this game would be!

AFC Wild Card Round

  • Oakland Raiders (H) defeat Kansas City Chiefs (A)
  • Los Angeles Chargers (A) defeat Tennessee Titans (H)

 

NFC Divisional Round

  • Green Bay Packers (H) defeat Minnesota Vikings (A)
  • Seattle Seahawks (H) defeat Philadelphia Eagles (A)

AFC Divisional Round

  • New England Patriots (H) defeat Los Angeles Chargers (A)
  • Oakland Raiders (A) defeat Pittsburgh Steelers (H)

 

NFC Conference Championship

  • Green Bay Packers (H) defeat Seattle Seahawks (A)

AFC Conference Championship

  • New England Patriots (H) defeat Oakland Raiders (A)

Super Bowl

  • Green Bay Packers defeat New England Patriots… in Overtime!!

 

MVP: LeVeon Bell


Offensive Player of the Year: LeVeon Bell


Defensive Player of the Year: Khalil Mack

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Kareem Hunt

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Rueben Foster

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