NFL full season prediction

September 21, 2006

AFC
East
New England 10-6
NY Jets 8-8
Buffalo 6-10
Miami 6-10
*** NE lucky to have a soft division.

North
Cincinnati 12-4
Baltimore 11-5
Pittsburgh 10-6
Cleveland 4-12
*** Pittsburgh misses the playoffs

South
Indianapolis 14-2
Jacksonville 11-5
Houston 4-12
Tennessee 4-12
*** Indy’s year to make the Superbowl

West W L
San Diego 13-3
Denver 10-6
Kansas City 8-8
Oakland 3-13
*** With the 1st pick in the 2007 draft Oakland selects, Brady Quinn

NFC
East
NY Giants 12-4
Dallas 11-5
Philadelphia 8-8
Washington 7-9
*** Hardest division in NFL

North
Chicago 13-3
Minnesota 10-6
Detroit 6-10
Green Bay 3-13
*** Bears win Superbowl
*** Favre’s last start is week 4

South
Atlanta 12-4
Carolina 11-5
New Orleans 8-8
Tampa Bay 6-12
*** Most convoluted division in NFL

West
Seattle 13-3
Arizona 8-8
San Francisco 7-9
St. Louis 6-10
*** Seattle clear divison winner

Playoffs coming next week

September 21, 2006 | Filed Under Sports

Comments

5 Responses to “NFL full season prediction”

  1. Brian Gardner on September 22nd, 2006 9:37 am

    Looks like you fixed your 6-12 error for a few of the records. Thought (as usual) I’d have to fix your math mistakes.

    I’m back.

  2. Lis on September 22nd, 2006 9:39 am

    HAHAHA that’s so true. Dr.D pointed it out to me right away. Of course he thinks the Vi-Queens are going to the Superbowl LMAO!!!!

  3. dad l on October 2nd, 2006 12:13 am

    thought i point out –you better try for third fix
    on this after week 4—-still time—–da bears——

  4. Lis on October 2nd, 2006 8:53 am

    huh? third fix? So far thing are shaping up just as I expected with the exception of the Saints. The Saints are playing tough tough defense.

  5. M E A N I N G L I S » Blog Archive » Told you so on January 27th, 2007 1:31 am

    [...] On September 21, 2006 “Indy’s year to make the Superbowl” & “Bears win Superbowl” On April 2, 2006 Lis predicted Colts & Bears in the championship games [...]

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