Way too early predictions 2020

[BC 331]

Offensive rookie of the year: Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Defensive rookie of the year: Isaiah Simmons
Offensive player of the year: Patrick Mahomes
Defensive player of the year: Nick Bosa
MVP: Russell Wilson
Rushing title: Saquon Barkley
Receiving: Michael Thomas
NFC darkhorse: Arizona Cardinals
AFC darkhorse: Denver Broncos
NFC Champion: New Orleans Saints
AFC Champion: Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl result:
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Edited May 4, 2020 by BC

[Cherry 1,302]

 

Edited May 3, 2020 by Cherry

[Thanatos 2,847]

Lmao the Bucs are in the NFCS twice and the Panthers aren't there at all.

[BC 331]

doh

Edited May 6, 2020 by BC

[blotsfan 2,112]

My "interesting" predictions.

1) Patriots win the AFC East and I never get happiness.

2) Bucs disappoint big-time. Brady is washed.

3) Panthers are gonna be good. I can see them winning the division.

4) Ma boi Lock brings Denver to glory.

[oochymp 2,393]

Offensive rookie of the year: Justin Herbert
Defensive rookie of the year: Chase Young
Offensive player of the year: Patrick Mahomes
Defensive player of the year: T.J. Watt
MVP: Drew Brees
Rushing title: Derrick Henry
Receiving: Michael Thomas
NFC darkhorse: I was the only one who voted for LA, so I guess them?
AFC darkhorse: Other than Denver my votes were pretty popular, so I guess them
NFC Champion: New Orleans Saints
AFC Champion: Tennessee Titans (if I'm not going to pick them this year when will I?)
Super Bowl result:

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Division by division predictions, with a lot of sucky QBs.

• The Patriots are mediocre but grind their way to an ugly division win, something like 9-7. The Bills fail to capitalize because Josh Allen sucks.
• The Ravens aren't as special as last year but still one of the 2-3 best teams in the AFC.
• Philip Rivers leads the Colts in the South, the Jags get the #1 overall pick, and the Texans unravel. Bill O'Brien gets fired.
• Mahomes is still Mahomes. The Broncos surprise but fall short of expectations because Drew Lock sucks.
• Eagles and Cowboys both underachieve and duel for the East. Eagles win because Dak Prescott sucks.
• Packers cruise to a division win because no one else in the division is close.
• Tom Brady is old, so the Bucs absolutely suck. Saints cruise.
• 49ers take a step back, Seattle re-claims the West. Rams last in the division because Jared Goff sucks.

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AFC East:

It's the Dolphins division to lose, think the tank job worked perfectly for them, and they're going to prey on the garbage that is the AFC East.

AFC North:

The Ravens are the likely favourites to take over the division, but I think the Steelers defense makes them just as threatening, and the blueprint to handle the one dimensional Ravens is there. Control the pace of the game and they can never catch up. Ravens and Steelers make the postseason.

AFC South:

The Titans didn't get worse, and more time with the squad means Tannehill should gel with his team enough to walk through the division. The Texans are collapsing fast, the Colts are trying to rely on an ancient QB but have a decent squad around him, and the Jags are tanking, but are bound to steal a few wins here and there.

AFC West:

Chiefs should sweep through the division with ease, The Chargers are all set for another high pick this season, the Raiders are bound to collapse, and the Broncos look poised for a wildcard spot, but seem apt to blow it. At least there's a 7th spot this season.

NFC East:

Cowboys are going to crash hard, this will be between the mediocre Eagles, and the Giants (only if Daniel Jones can take a big step forward). Give me the Eagles.

NFC North:

Aaron Rodgers may hate his life, but the Packers are still the best team in the division by a wide margin. Vikings should slot into a playoff spot as a wildcard though.

NFC South:

The most interesting division since the QB landscape has changed so drastically. Brady is washed, but he can still use that brain of his to eke a few victories the Bucs wouldn't have gotten otherwise. The Falcons are a agent of chaos and will finish between 7-9 wins. Who knows what to expect from the Panthers with Teddy Bridgewater, and we're still waiting for Drew Brees to fall off that cliff. I think the Saints have one last year of success, but they'll fall early in the postseason.

NFC West:
This is between the Seahawks and 49ers again, as long as Russell Wilson is Dangeruss. The 49ers have the offensive capacity and stout defense to go toe to toe with every team in the league, they just need to develop a killer instinct to shut teams down. I could see the Cardinals as a potential surprise playoff team with the addition of DeAndre Hopkins. It's not like David Johnson was doing anything for them anymore.

AFC:
1. Chiefs
2. Titans
3. Ravens
4. Dolphins
5. Steelers
6. Broncos
7. Colts

NFC:
1. Saints
2. 49ers
3. Packers
4. Eagles
5. Seahawks
6. Vikings
7. Falcons

Wildcard Round:
Colts > Titans 30-27
Ravens > Broncos 40-0
Dolphins > Steelers 22-20
Seahawks > Eagles 28-20
Packers > Vikings 17-14 OT
49ers > Falcons 31-20

Divisional Round:
Seahawks > Saints 37-31
49ers > Packers 40-20
Ravens > Dolphins 28-12
Chiefs > Colts 30-27 OT

Championship Round:
49ers > Seahawks 24-20
Chiefs > Ravens 38-28

Superb Owl
Chiefs > 49ers 31-30

[BC 331]

Waaaait a minute, are you saying that this year there's a 3rd wild card spot? I thought the new rules that were implemented such as the 17th game and all that took effect next year. You're usually right a lot more often than myself though. So I'm assuming you're gunna be right. Wow. 

There's a "sky judge" official this year too. Somehow the Saints will probably still get screwed anyway  

[Milla4Prez63 678]

Super Bowl baby

[PhilElliot 65]

Super bowl 

Pitt vs Rams

 

[BC 331]

I actually think the Cardinals and Steelers are two of the toughest teams. Chiefs Steelers is going to be such a magnificent sight to behold on the AFCCG and can't wait to see who pulls that one out. If we can get some supreme health and consistent play from the defense we can hang, but it won't be smooth sailing...

[oochymp 2,393]

On 5/10/2020 at 5:25 PM, oochymp said:

Offensive rookie of the year: Justin Herbert
Defensive rookie of the year: Chase Young
Offensive player of the year: Patrick Mahomes
Defensive player of the year: T.J. Watt
MVP: Drew Brees
Rushing title: Derrick Henry
Receiving: Michael Thomas
NFC darkhorse: I was the only one who voted for LA, so I guess them?
AFC darkhorse: Other than Denver my votes were pretty popular, so I guess them
NFC Champion: New Orleans Saints
AFC Champion: Tennessee Titans (if I'm not going to pick them this year when will I?)
Super Bowl result:

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well, my Denver pick looks kinda laughable, but otherwise I did alright other than injuries to Brees and Thomas, and now can someone please explain to me why everyone was so low on the Rams going into the season?

[Milla4Prez63 678]

On 5/18/2020 at 9:51 PM, Milla4Prez63 said:

Super Bowl baby

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