AE 2020 - NFL Prediction Comp

[AmericanCrow]

got about as much chance of that as the browns winning the super bowl

Crows won 2 in a row

In 2020 anything is possible, haven’t you learned that by now

 

[Exe Gesis]

Crows won 2 in a row

In 2020 anything is possible, haven’t you learned that by now

three words....

paul
de
podesta

 

[offtherails9]

MVP - Aaron Rodgers
COTY - Mike McCarthy
OPOTY - Christian McCaffrey
DPOTY - Myles Garrett
OROTY - Clyde Edwards-Helaire
DROTY - Patrick Queen
Comeback - Ben Roethlisberger
Air POTY - Patrick Mahomes
Ground POTY - Christian McCaffrey
Sacks - Chandler Jones
O-LineOTY - Dallas Cowboys
NFC - New Orleans Saints
AFC - Baltimore Ravens


SB - Ravens





NFC WEST


1 - Seattle Seahawks


2 - San Francisco 49ers


3 - LA Rams


4 - Arizona Cardinals





NFC NORTH


1 - Green Bay Packers


2 - Detroit Lions


3 - Minnesota Vikings


4 - Chicago Bears





NFC EAST


1 - Dallas Cowboys


2 - Philadelphia Eagles


3 - NY Giants


4 - Washington





NFC SOUTH


1 - New Orleans Saints


2 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers


3 - Atlanta Falcons


4 - Carolina Panthers





AFC NORTH


1 -Baltimore Ravens


2 - Pittsburgh Steelers


3 - Cleveland Browns


4 - Cincinnati Bengals





AFC WEST


1 - Kansas City Chiefs


2 - Denver Broncos


3 - Las Vegas Raiders


4 - LA Chargers





AFC EAST


1 - Buffalo Bills


2 - NY Jets


3 - New England Patriots


4 - Miami Dolphins





AFC SOUTH


1 - Tennessee Titans


2 - Houston Texans


3 - Indianapolis Colts


4 - Jacksonville Jaguars

 

[The Devils Advocate]

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

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

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

AFC West:
1. Kansas City Chiefs
2. Denver Broncos
3. Los Angeles Chargers
4. Las Vegas Raiders

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

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

NFC East:
1. Dallas Cowboys
2. Philadelphia Eagles
3. New York Giants
4. Washington Football Team

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

AFC Champ: Kansas City Chiefs
NFC Champ: Dallas Cowboys
SB Champ: Kansas City Chiefs
SB MVP: Travis Kelce
MVP: Dak Prescott
COY: Kliff Kingsbury
ACOY: Keith Butler
OPOY: Patrick Mahomes
DPOY: Myles Garrett
OROY: Jerry Jeudy
DROY: Kenneth Murray
CPOY: Rob Gronkowski
Rushing Yards: Nick Chubb
All-purpose yards: Saquon Barkley
Receptions: Terry McLaurin
Receiving Yards: DJ Chark
Sacks: Myles Garrett

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

In general, why tf is everyone so high on a Seahawks team who went 10-2 in one score games last year, had a point differential of +7, plays in the best division in the league, has a coach who doesn't know how to utilise their strengths and didn't get better this offseason?

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

In general, why tf is everyone so high on a Seahawks team who went 10-2 in one score games last year, had a point differential of +7, plays in the best division in the league, has a coach who doesn't know how to utilise their strengths and didn't get better this offseason?

Didn't get better yet only added the best safety in football and has more running back depth than Travis Homer after losing to the Packers away by less than a score in the divisional round.

 

[drd23]

I was pretty close to putting them 4th in the NFCW, but in the end having the 2nd best QB in the NFL lead me to think they'll still be a 10-11 win team

Plus, rating them pretty highly isn't exactly uncommon - they are equal 5th favourites for the SB according to the bookies

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

I was pretty close to putting them 4th in the NFCW, but in the end having the 2nd best QB in the NFL lead me to think they'll still be a 10-11 win team

Plus, rating them pretty highly isn't exactly uncommon - they are equal 5th favourites for the SB according to the bookies

Shanahomers don't care for 2nd best qbs.

 

[offtherails9]

In general, why tf is everyone so high on a Seahawks team who went 10-2 in one score games last year, had a point differential of +7, plays in the best division in the league, has a coach who doesn't know how to utilise their strengths and didn't get better this offseason?

It's a very interesting point actually LA. I think from the perspective that they were so close to winning their div, and there may be some improvement from them while I expect a little regression from SF. That's so funny though with the 10-2 in one score games, because the Packers being 8-1 in one score games last year apparently means they suck. Funny.

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

It's a very interesting point actually LA. I think from the perspective that they were so close to winning their div, and there may be some improvement from them while I expect a little regression from SF. That's so funny though with the 10-2 in one score games, because the Packers being 8-1 in one score games last year apparently means they suck. Funny.

Did the Packers get better? Serious question? Can the defense match last year's output? Particularly the pass rush?

Coz the offense most certainly didn't.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

Didn't get better yet only added the best safety in football and has more running back depth than Travis Homer after losing to the Packers away by less than a score in the divisional round.

Good point about the safety, that's about it tho

Green Bay vs. Seattle was a certified nuffy fight bro. Glorified wild card game. They would've been out in philly if Wentz didnt go out

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

Shanahomers don't care for 2nd best qbs.

Russ is my favourite QB in the league

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Good point about the safety, that's about it tho

Green Bay vs. Seattle was a certified nuffy fight bro. Glorified wild card game. They would've been out in philly if Wentz didnt go out

Seattle got slammed with injuries late in the season from memory. If Olsen and Dissley can stay healthy theyll be a nice duo at TE also.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

It's a very interesting point actually LA. I think from the perspective that they were so close to winning their div, and there may be some improvement from them while I expect a little regression from SF. That's so funny though with the 10-2 in one score games, because the Packers being 8-1 in one score games last year apparently means they suck. Funny.

Seahawks are still a good 9/10/11 win team. Im wondering why like 50% of people on here are picking them to be in the fricking Super Bowl

 

[offtherails9]

Did the Packers get better? Serious question? Can the defense match last year's output? Particularly the pass rush?

Coz the offense most certainly didn't.

Haha ehh look I kinda don't wanna say this stuff in general threads, would rather the team thread but basically I think both sides of the ball will show improvement being in their second years together, particularly the offence.

Seahawks are still a good 9/10/11 win team. Im wondering why like 50% of people on here are picking them to be in the fricking Super Bowl

Yeah that's agreeable. They'd be at best the fourth best team in the NFC and that's perhaps generous.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

NFC is much more wide open which is in Seattle's favour

9ers, Saints, Cowboys are all above them IMO. Then there's the Bucs, Packers etc. On that same tier competing with them

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Haha ehh look I kinda don't wanna say this stuff in general threads, would rather the team thread but basically I think both sides of the ball will show improvement being in their second years together, particularly the offence.



Yeah that's agreeable. They'd be at best the fourth best team in the NFC and that's perhaps generous.

I think that's a bit of a "oh I've got nothing positive to say so I'll say 2nd year improvememt coz it sounds good"

If anything id be concerned , LaFleur is still massively unproven as an offense mimded head coach. Outside the job with the Rams where he was the OC but he wasn't he's been medicare at best. Could easily see it going backwards with the lack of weapons.

And the defense has had more than one year under Mike Pettine now.

 

[offtherails9]

NFC is much more wide open which is in Seattle's favour

9ers, Saints, Cowboys are all above them IMO. Then there's the Bucs, Packers etc. On that same tier competing with them

Yes, agreed.

I think that's a bit of a "oh I've got nothing positive to say so I'll say 2nd year improvememt coz it sounds good"

If anything id be concerned , LaFleur is still massively unproven as an offense mimded head coach. Outside the job with the Rams where he was the OC but he wasn't he's been medicare at best. Could easily see it going backwards with the lack of weapons.

And the defense has had more than one year under Mike Pettine now.

Haha no mate not at all, most reports I’ve seen from training camp and everything you hear is that the offense has gelled and gained a much better understanding of the system over this off season. I heard Rodgers talk about just how different this system was to the one he had become so used to and how difficult he found it.
The weapons haven’t changed, it’s the same s**t with Adams being a top three WR. Then the average band of Lazard, Valdes Scandling and St Brown - I don’t think any of them stand out but can all have their days, Lazard had a good season last year as the number two and this year it could be any of the other guys turn.
The defense has had more than one year with Pettine but I think even you may acknowledge that adding four starters in an offseason including the leaders of the defense can be judged as a reset of a side of the ball. A healthy Kirksey is a sizeable upgrade on Martinez too.

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Yes, agreed.



Haha no mate not at all, most reports I’ve seen from training camp and everything you hear is that the offense has gelled and gained a much better understanding of the system over this off season. I heard Rodgers talk about just how different this system was to the one he had become so used to and how difficult he found it.
The weapons haven’t changed, it’s the same sh*t with Adams being a top three WR. Then the average band of Lazard, Valdes Scandling and St Brown - I don’t think any of them stand out but can all have their days, Lazard had a good season last year as the number two and this year it could be any of the other guys turn.
The defense has had more than one year with Pettine but I think even you may acknowledge that adding four starters in an offseason including the leaders of the defense can be judged as a reset of a side of the ball. A healthy Kirksey is a sizeable upgrade on Martinez too.

Kirksey is a gun if he can hold up for sure, but he hasn't done that since three years ago now. Who knows if he's even the same player anymore.

The issue I have with the Packers is last year's first rounder Gary looks like a complete bust/playing in the wrong system for his skill set and this year's first rounder is your back up qb. Then your third rounder this year is your third string running back. So you've added basically nothing in the way of up and coming talent that could take you to another level this season.

A lot of faith being placed in the undrafted Lazard and under performing VS and ESB.

Missing Bulaga on the oline who is a quality solid starter. The improvememt will have to come from the likes of Sternberger but he's apparently behind the 8ball from what I've read.

Pretty much I can't see Aaron Jones having the season he had last year. Would be pretty epic if he could repeat it. But history suggests he won't.

So it comes down to Aaron. Who is another year older. Who is working with below average weapons outside Adams. God he!p him if Adams has another injury/concussion plagued season.

 

[aussiedude]

AFC North
Ravens
Steelers
Browns
Bengals

AFC East
Bills
Pats
Dolphins
Jets

AFC South
Titans
Colts
Texans
Jaguars

AFC West
Chiefs
Raiders
Broncos
Chargers


NFC North
Packers
Vikings
Lions
Bears

NFC East
Cowboys
Eagles
Giants
Washington

NFC South
Buccaneers
Saints
Falcons
Panthers

NFC West
Seahawks
Cardinals
9ers
Rams

AFC Champ - Chiefs
NFC Champ - Seahawks
SB Champ - Chiefs
SB MVP - Mahomes
MVP - Mahomes
COY - Bruce Arians
ACOY - Byron Leftwitch
OPOY - DeAndre Hopkins
DPOY - Tre White
OROY - CeeDee Lamb
DROY - Chase Young
CPOY - Gronk
APOY - Mahomes
GPOY - McCaffrey
DJA - TJ Watt
OLOY - Packers

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Another Seahawks Superbowl pick to trigger LA.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

yeah... winning this comp in a landslide is really 'triggering' me...

 

[J Shuttlesworth]

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

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

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

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

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

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

NFC East:
1. Dallas Cowboys
2. Philadelphia Eagles
3. New York Giants
4. Washington Football Team

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


AFC Champ: Indianapolis Colts
NFC Champ: New Orleans Saints
SB Champ: Indianapolis Colts
SB MVP: Philip Rivers

MVP: Matthew Stafford
COY: Kevin Stefanski
ACOY: Darrell Bevell
OPOY: Patrick Mahomes
DPOY: Myles Garrett
OROY: Joe Burrow
DROY: Patrick Queen
CPOY: Matthew Stafford
APOY: Matthew Stafford
GPOY: Nick Chubb
DJA: Myles Garrett
OLOY: Indianapolis Colts

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

No Seahawks in the Superbowl. Disappointing.

 

[LicoriceAllsorts]

Philip Rivers for SB MVP is probably worse