Saints Predict-A-Poll: Records and Standings
by Dave Cariello on Jul 9, 2010 6:00 AM CDT
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PrintGot a little warm here on CSC yesterday in the Florio FanShot, huh? That dude knows how to stir up some s*** with Saints fans. Even I got in on the action; got myself one of them green comments and everything. In case you do other things during the day, like work, go check out the carnage for yourself.
Based on that thread, I think it's obvious we need an official prediction thread for next seasons final records and standings. And I'll be darned if that doesn't just fit in perfectly with our current 'Predict-A-Poll' series of posts. So come one, come all. This is your chance to be a hero and, at the very least, a sure fire way to land yourself on Stu's accountability index, formerly known as The Grudge List.
Predictions can take many forms. For those feeling really frisky, let's get your best guess at the division standings across the entire league, final records optional. Or feel free to power rank the entire league on one big list. If you don't want to get that detailed, just rank the playoff teams from each conference.
But at the very least, everyone - and I mean everyone! - has to get a final regular season record prediction down for the Saints. Definitely want to see some of our new members get in on this action as well. Might even activate memberships early if I see some new members sign up today. Veterans, I know you won't let me down with this.
For easy reference I've included the names of all the teams after the jump, listed by conference and division.
Start the insanity!
AFC
East - Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots and New York Jets
North - Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and the Pittsburgh Steelers
South - Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars and Tennessee Titans
West - Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers
NFC
East - Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles and Washington Redskins
North - Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings
South - Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
West - Arizona Cardinals, St. Louis Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks
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Mine are here. For the playoffs:
AFC:
Wildcard:
Byes: Colts, Chargers
Jets 24 Bengals 17
Ravens 21 Patriots 27
Divisional:
Colts 30 Patriots 28
Jets 27 Chargers 14
Conference:
Colts 18 Jets 23
NFC:
Wildcard:
Byes:
Saints, Cowboys
Vikings 36 49ers 17
Packers 17 Redskins 14
Divisional:
Saints 35 Packers 30
Vikings 24 Cowboys 27
Conference:
Saints 27 Cowboys 13
Superbowl:
Jets 17 Saints 34
"Here's the funny thing. Last night, I couldn't sleep too well. I called my dad (Bill) at 2:15 in the morning, and told him I had a feeling I was going to hit the game-winner from 42 yards on the right hash. I think I was two yards off."- Garrett Hartley
and the link to my rankings is here
"Here's the funny thing. Last night, I couldn't sleep too well. I called my dad (Bill) at 2:15 in the morning, and told him I had a feeling I was going to hit the game-winner from 42 yards on the right hash. I think I was two yards off."- Garrett Hartley
Alright I will go second into the fray
AFC East: Y-Patriots, X-Miami,Jets,Bills
AFC North: Z-Ravens,Steelers,Bengals,Browns
AFC South Y-Colts,X-Texans,Titans,Jaguars
AFC West: Y-Chargers, Broncos,Chiefs,Raiders
NFC East: Y-Cowboys, Redskins,Giants,Eagles
NFC North: Z-Packers, X-Vikings, Bears, Lions
NFC South: 12-4 Saints, X-Falcons,Buccaneers, Panthers
NFC West: Y-49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks,Rams
Byes: Ravens,Colts,Packers,Saints
Dolphins @ Chargers
Texans @ Patriots
Falcons @ Cowboys
Vikings @ 49ers
Dolphins @ Ravens
Texans @ Colts
Falcons @ Packers
Vikings @ Saints
Colts @ Ravens
Falcons @ Saints
Ravens @ Saints (NFC hosts this year)
Superbowl
AFC North verse the NFC North.
Browns at Lions. That is right you heard it here first folks.
"We've got 27 ways to add up to 11 (players on the field). I came up with another one last night." -- Greg Williams
Bwaaaa Haaa Haaa!
Going out on a limb, there…are we?
"It's about time that something good like this happened." - Drew Brees
I would have went for
The New Dalai Lama
Underestimate No One, Take Nothing For Granted
by SaintsFanInIraq on Jul 12, 2010 12:42 AM CDT up reply actions
AFC Division winners: Patriots, Ravens, Colts, Chargers
Wildcards: Jets, Titans
NFC Division winners: Giants, Packers, Saints, 49ers
Wildcards: Cowboys, Vikings
AFC Championship: Titans vs. Ravens
NFC Championship: Packers vs. Saints
Super Bowl: Ravens vs. Saints
Bonus: Favre ends his season with an interception against the Packers in the playoffs (and comes back for another season to avenge himself).
"I want to hand this trophy to the MVP of the Super Bowl -- and the MVP of the entire league.''
-- Saints coach Sean Payton, handing the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Drew Brees after Super Bowl 44.
Saints 13-3 and...
AFC East: Jets
AFC North: Ravens
AFC South: Texans
AFC West: Broncos
Wild Cards: Colts and Dolphins
AFC Championship: Colts @ Jets
NFC East: Cowboys
NFC North: Packers
NFC South: Saints
NFC West: 49ers
Wild Cards: Falcons and Bears
NFC Championship: Bears @ Saints
SuperBowl: Jets @ Saints
You are my people, you are my crowd, this is our music, we love it loud...
Black and Gold Through and Through, But Repeating is Tough
New England: 12-4
Miami: 10-6
NY JETS: 8-8
Buffalo: 4-12
Pittsburgh: 9-7
Baltimore: 11-5
Cleveland: 5-11
Cincinnati: 6-10
Indianapolis: 14-2
Houston: 8-8
Tennessee: 8-8
Jacksonville: 2-14
Kansas City: 7-9
San Diego: 12-4
Oakland: 6-10
Denver: 6-10
San Francisco: 11-5
Seattle: 6-10
Arizona: 7-9
St. Louis: 3-13
Dallas: 10-6
NY Giants: 8-8
Washington: 7-9
Philly: 7-9
Chicago: 8-8
Detroit: 5-11
Minnesota: 11-5
Green Bay: 12-4
New Orleans: 10-6
Tampa Bay: 5-11
Atlanta: 10-6
Carolina: 8-8
Playoffs:
AFC
(1) IND
(2) SD
(3) NE
(4) BAL
(5) MIA
(6) PIT
Divisional Round: Indy over Miami; New England over San Diego
Championship Game: Indy over New England
NFC
(1) GB
(2) SF
(3) ATL
(4) DAL
(5) MIN
(6) NO
Divisional Round: Minny over SF; Green Bay over New Orleans
Championship Game: Green Bay over Minny
Super Bowl: Green Bay over Indy
Playoffs
AFC East – Jets
AFC North – Ravens
AFC South – Colts
AFC West – Chargers
NFC East – Cowboys
NFC North – Packers
NFC South – Saints
NFC West – 49ers
AFC Wilcard – 1)Texans 2)Steelers
NFC Wilcard – 1)Vikings 2)Seahawks
Wildcard round:
AFC: Texans over Colts Chargers over Steelers
NFC: Packers over Vikings 49ers over Seahawks
Divisional Round:
AFC: Jets over Texans Ravens over Chargers
NFC: Saints over 49ers Packers over Cowboys
AFCCCG: Ravens upset Jets
NFCCG: Saints beat Packers due to the turnover game and benefit from GB injuries
Superbowl: Saints Reeeepeat
My Predicition...
Let’s see now…Everyone is going to have the exact same records as they did last season!! (Just a dig at those who think because a certain game went a certain way last season it has bearing on this season!)
Actually, I see AFC Division Champs NE Patriots 11-5, Baltimore Ravens 10-6, Indianapolis Colts 12-4, and San Diego Chargers 11-5 AFC Wild Cards Jets 10-6 and Cincinnati Bengals 9-7
NFC Division Champs Dallas 11-5, Minn Vikes 10-6, NO Saints 12-4, SF 49ers 10-6 NFC Wild Cards Arizona Cardinals 10-6 and Atlanta Falcons 9-7
AFC Championship San Diego at Indy, and NFC Championship 49ers at Saints
Super Bowl San Diego & New Orleans—the game alot of folks wanted last year!
"It's about time that something good like this happened." - Drew Brees
AFC East
New York Jets (11-5)y
New England Patriots (10-6)x
Miami Dolphins (8-8)
Buffalo Bills (3-13)
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens (12-4)z
Cincinnati Bengals (10-6)
Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8)
Cleveland Browns (3-13)
AFC South
Indianapolis Colts (13-3)z
Houston Texans (10-6)x
Tennessee Titans (8-8)
Jacksonville Jaguars (4-12)
AFC West
San Diego Chargers (11-5)y
Denver Broncos (8-8)
Kansas City Chiefs (5-11)
Oakland Raiders (4-12)
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys (12-4)z
Washington Redskins (10-6)x
Philadelphia Eagles (9-7)
New York Giants (4-12)
NFC North
Minnesota Vikings (13-3)z
Green Bay Packers (12-4)x
Chicago Bears (7-9)
Detroit Lions (4-12)
NFC South
New Orleans Saints (11-5)y
Atlanta Falcons (9-7)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-10)
Carolina Panthers (4-12)
NFC West
San Francisco 49ers (10-6)y
Arizona Cardinals (9-7)
Seattle Seahawks (5-11)
St. Louis Rams (3-13)
Playoffs:
AFC Wildcard
Jets (3) over Texans (6)
Patriots (5) over Chargers (4)
NFC Wildcard
Saints (3) over Redskins (6)
Packers (5) over 49ers (4)
AFC Divisional
Ravens (2) over Jets (3)
Colts (1) over Patriots (5)
NFC Divisional
Packers (5) over Vikings (1)
Saints (3) over Cowboys (2)
AFC Championship
Colts (1) over Ravens (2)
NFC Championship
Packers (5) over Saints (3)
Super Bowl XLV
Colts (1) over Packers (5)
"I was not on the boat in question." -Darren Sharper
Saints = 14 - 2
AFC
East = Dolphins
North = Ravens
South = Colts
West = Chargers
Wildcards = Jets and Texans
Championship = Jets and Ravens
NFC
East = Redskins
North = Packers
South = Saints
West = 49ers
Wildcards = Cowboys and Falcons
Championship = Packers and Saints
SB = Ravens and Saints
TWO DAT
AFC
Ravens
Colts
Chargers
Miami
New England
Tenn
NFC
Saints (14-2)
Packers
redskins
9ers (had to pick somebody)
giants
vikings
saints beat colts in super bowl again. brees writes “coming back stronger II: the legend of curly’s gold”
I love it when a plan comes together! -Hannibal
by DrewBreesManCrush on Jul 9, 2010 9:08 AM CDT reply actions
Prediction
AFC
Ravens (North winner)
Colts (South Winner)
Chargers (West Winner)
Patriots (East Winner)
Texans (Wildcard)
Tennessee (Wildcard)
NFC
Saints – (11-5) (South Winner)
Packers (North Winner)
Cowboys (East Winner)
49ers (West Winner)
Redskins (Wildcard)
Vikings (Wildcard)
I’m thinking we make it 2 games into the playoffs and run out of steam and lose to the Packers. I’m picking a Packers/Colts Superbowl with the Colts the winner.
Same as last season: 13-3 and Super Bowl champions
AFC (in order of finish): Patriots, Texans, Chargers, Ravens. Colts and Steelers as wild cards. Ravens over Patriots in conference championship.
NFC (in order of finish): Packers, Saints, Cowboys, 49ers. Vikings and Falcons as wild cards. Saints over Packers in conference championship.
Saints over Ravens in Super Bowl.
It was worth the wait.
A win in Lambeau in January....
That definitely would silence a lot of naysayers… LOL!!
You are my people, you are my crowd, this is our music, we love it loud...
The temperature will be unseasonably warm and sunny…no wind. Game attendance will be 72, 528…no, wait, make that 72,529. Sorry, I forgot about Cheryl Smith in Section 115, Row 43, seat 2.
It was worth the wait.
How many penguins...?
Are there penguins in LF? lol
You are my people, you are my crowd, this is our music, we love it loud...
I sense a great joke emerging
Two penguins walk into Lambeau Field…
One penguin asks the other, “Did you hear Brett Favre retired?”
"The good news is we're gonna sign you to the roster. The bad news is you're 26 pounds overweight and I gotta fine you, and that's gonna cost you more than you'll make for the playoff game." Sean Payton to Deuce McAllister, January 2010.
by Hans Petersen on Jul 9, 2010 3:56 PM CDT up reply actions
Other penguin replies, "No, but hum a few notes and I'll try to fake it."
Fat, dumb, and happy. Hell, two out of three ain't bad!
I Want To Die In My Sleep Like My Grandpa – Not Screaming and Yelling Like His Passengers.
by Just 'Nother Day on Jul 9, 2010 9:29 PM CDT up reply actions
You are one of a kind, JND. One of a kind.
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by Dave Cariello on Jul 10, 2010 12:48 AM CDT up reply actions
That's what you think!
Have you met his imaginary twin?
"It's about time that something good like this happened." - Drew Brees
Saints finish 12-4
NFC playoff seeding: 1. Saints 2. Packers 3. 49ers 4. Redskins 5. Falcons 6. Cowboys
AFC playoff seeding: 1. Colts 2. Chargers 3. Ravens 4. Dolphins 5. Jets 6. Texans
Chargers over Ravens in AFCCG
Saints over Packers in NFCCG
TWO DAT!!!!!
"As soon as Tony (Dungy) said we had no chance, I knew we had 'em right where we wanted 'em"--Coach Sean Payton right after Super Bowl XLIV with the Lombardi Trophy firmly in hand. WHO DAT!!
by David "Satch" Kelly on Jul 9, 2010 10:48 AM CDT reply actions
AFC WINNERS
Ravens (North)
Jets (East)
Colts (South)
Broncos (West)
Chargers (Wildcard)
Patriots (Wildcard)
AFC Championship: Ravens over Jets.
NFC WINNERS
Packers (North)
Cowboys (East)
Falcons (South)
49ers (West)
Saints (Wildcard)
Vikings (Wildcard)
NFC Championship: Packers over Cowboys
SUPERBOWL XLV: Packers over Ravens
Broncos winning the AFC West … that certainly is … different.
"I was not on the boat in question." -Darren Sharper
I did it as well....
Chargers will implode
You are my people, you are my crowd, this is our music, we love it loud...
Chargers are a very good team
but their current situation with Vincent Jackson and Marcus McNeil concerns me. They probably can win without them, but if they don’t have them during the whole season, then it’s not far off to think that someone else can win their division. Hell, their division is a crapshoot all the time
by Ezio_Auditore on Jul 9, 2010 11:07 AM CDT up reply actions
Not as much of a crapshoot as the NFC South. I just don’t have much faith in Denver’s QBs. If Orton starts and San Diego flounders significantly, the Broncos might have a shot at winning the division. Otherwise, I just don’t see anyone else stepping up enough to take it from them. I’m honestly not too concerned about the Vincent Jackson situation. He’s nothing special in my eyes, just a product of the system. Rivers will simply find another go-to WR.
"I was not on the boat in question." -Darren Sharper
I agree with you about the NFC South lol. I just hope that the first to last curse doesn’t apply to us.
I also agree with you about Jackson. Just a product of the system, but if McNeil decides to hold out, can the Chargers find a viable replacement for him? They have to keep Rivers safe if they want to win. The addition of Ryan Mathhews might help take the load off Rivers though. Who knows?
by Ezio_Auditore on Jul 9, 2010 11:18 AM CDT up reply actions
If the Chargers really can’t win without Jackson, I see the Raiders stepping up in that division. Jason Campbell looks like he can be a major upgrade from Jamarcus Russel, the D looks solid, and Heyward-Bey and Louis Murphy should improve. If they can get any kind of offense going, they have a definite shot at .500, and maybe the division
"Here's the funny thing. Last night, I couldn't sleep too well. I called my dad (Bill) at 2:15 in the morning, and told him I had a feeling I was going to hit the game-winner from 42 yards on the right hash. I think I was two yards off."- Garrett Hartley
As someone living in the Redskins TV area....
Campbell isn’t a major upgrade. He might be an upgrade, but not one that will make a difference. If the Raiders O-Line doesn’t give him an exceptionally long amount of time to make a decision then their offense is going to be in trouble. If the Chargers implode my money is on Denver. I was actually very close to putting them as winning that division in my prediction, but that whole division is just so weak I think San Diego can win it without its stars.
"I want to hand this trophy to the MVP of the Super Bowl -- and the MVP of the entire league.''
-- Saints coach Sean Payton, handing the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Drew Brees after Super Bowl 44.
I said looks like. Their OC will make sure to use Campbell to the best of his abilities. And besides, remember he’s taking over for a LT that played QB. He should be a pretty big upgrade
"Here's the funny thing. Last night, I couldn't sleep too well. I called my dad (Bill) at 2:15 in the morning, and told him I had a feeling I was going to hit the game-winner from 42 yards on the right hash. I think I was two yards off."- Garrett Hartley
Agreed VAsf
As someone in the same area, I’ve seen Campbell enough to know that he has his limitations. I feel he will be an upgrade over Russell, but he certainly isn’t one of the NFL’s “smartest” quarterbacks, and I’m not talking overall intelligence here. I’ve also noticed he seems to be a slow decision maker and can have problems reading defenses, although the Saints made him almost look All-Pro last year! I guess even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then…
"It's about time that something good like this happened." - Drew Brees
My Predictions
AFC
1) Ravens
2) Colts
3) Chargers
4) Jets
5) Patriots
6) Steelers
Notes: So close: Texans, Dolphins, Broncos, Bengals. Patriots get wildcard. I know they’re in decline, but don’t count them out just yet. Jets I have at a lower seed bc Sanchez will be that team’s Achilles Heel, just watch.
NFC
1) Saints
2) Cowboys
3) Packers
4) 49ers
5) Falcons
6) Vikings
So close: Panthers, Redskins, Seahawks, Eagles, Bears. The Saints have a tougher sked, IMO, but they have experience now to handle adversity. Plus, Brees in his prime. We just need the running game to work again this year and our D to bring havoc again.
AFC Championship
Ravens over Chargers
NFC Championship
Saints over Packers
Super Bowl XLV
Saints over Ravens
Ravens are gonna be the toughest team this year. Everyones firing on all cylinders on that team. BUT they are a beatable team and Flacco is not on par with Brees. PT gets SB MVP after a 2 TD 100+yard performance.
by Jee on Jul 9, 2010 11:36 AM CDT via mobile reply actions
Some of you guys are giving detailed rankings of the entire league...
BUT NOT GIVING YOUR SAINTS FINAL RECORD PREDICTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Saints 15-1 Regular Season
We lose last game of year cause we sit all the starters. 3-0 in postseason. New chant “Who dat!? Trey Dat!”
AFC
North: Ravens 12-4
South: Colts 13-3
West: Chargers 12-4
East: Jets 11-5
WC: Steelers 11-5, Patriots 10-6
NFC
North: Packers, even if Favre does come back, 13-3
South: Saints, 13-3
West: 49ers, 9-7
East: Giants, 10-6
WC:Crygirls 10-6, Vikings 12-4
AFCWC
Patriots vs Chargers, NE 24-10
Jets vs Steelers, PIT 21-14
NFCWC
49ers vs Cowboys, DAL 35-14
Giants vs Vikings, MIN 31-28
AFCD
Colts vs Patriots, IND 35-31
Ravens vs Steelers, PIT 14-10
NFCD
Cowboys vs Packers, GB 28-21
Saints vs Vikings, NO 34-21, Vikings’ fans can complain about this one
AFCCG
Colts vs Steelers, PIT 28-24
NFCCG
Packers vs Saints, GB 38-34
Super Bowl XLV
Packers vs Steelers, PIT 31-28, with the exception of Neil O’Donnell being drunk we don’t lose in the SB
Players who should be in the Hall of Fame: Pat TIllman, Dwight White, Donnie Shell, L.C. Greenwood, Ray Guy, Steve Tasker, Greg Llyod, Andy Russel, Cris Carter, Kevin Greene and Jerry Kramer
"If what you did yesterday seems big, you haven't done anything today." Lou Holtz
Canal Street Chronicles resident Steelers Fan
BCS Prognostication
NFC (not seeded)
NORTH: Vikings
SOUTH: Saints (11-5 at worst)
EAST: Cowboys
WEST: Seahawks
WILD CARD: Packers
WILD CARD: Falcons
AFC (not seeded)
NORTH: Ravens
SOUTH: Colts
EAST: Patriots
WEST: Chargers
WILD CARD: Jets
WILD CARD: Titans
SUPERBOWL: Saints over Ravens
In Breesus' name we play
by Breesus Christ Superstar on Jul 9, 2010 1:52 PM CDT reply actions
Ravens vs. Saints seems to be the trendy pick this year. That’s seven so far, me included. I feel uncomfortable being trendy…maybe I’ll go with the Jaguars vs. the Panthers. Teal Inferno, Cowboys Stadium. Be there.
It was worth the wait.
It was my pick last year, too
In Breesus' name we play
by Breesus Christ Superstar on Jul 9, 2010 2:25 PM CDT up reply actions
Don't feel bad
It looks like the Jets are just as trendy of a pick.
"I want to hand this trophy to the MVP of the Super Bowl -- and the MVP of the entire league.''
-- Saints coach Sean Payton, handing the Vince Lombardi Trophy to Drew Brees after Super Bowl 44.
I'm suprised nobody gives Miami a chance.
Especially since they now have Lebron James!!!
(Wait a second . . . .)
Fat, dumb, and happy. Hell, two out of three ain't bad!
I Want To Die In My Sleep Like My Grandpa – Not Screaming and Yelling Like His Passengers.
by Just 'Nother Day on Jul 9, 2010 9:36 PM CDT up reply actions
Looks to me like the Saints are the most trendy pick
Go figure…
"It's about time that something good like this happened." - Drew Brees
What the heck...
NFC
1st Seed: Packers
2nd Seed: Saints (11-5)
3rd Seed: Cowboys
4th Seed: 49ers
5th Seed: Vikings
6th Seed: Falcons
AFC
1st Seed: Colts
2nd Seed: Ravens
3rd Seed: Jets
4th Seed: Chargers
5th Seed: Patriots
6th Seed: Titans
NFC Wildcard
Cowboys over Falcons; Vikings over 49ers
NFC Divisional
Packers over Vikings; Saints over Cowboys
NFC Championship
Saints over Packers
AFC Wildcard
Jets over Titans; Patriots over Chargers
AFC Divisional
Ravens over Jets; Patriots over Colts
AFC Championship
Ravens over Patriots
Saints beat Ravens in Superbowl by a FG despite the new rule
Who dat, from a cajun exiled to cowboy country.
by alcoholic_insight on Jul 9, 2010 4:08 PM CDT reply actions
Saints overall record 11-5
1 loss to the Falcons
1 loss to either Cowboys or Vikings
1 loss to Ravens
1 loss to either Steelers or Bengals
1 loss to either 49ers/Carolina
NFC the way I see it
1st seed Dallas (New Orleans if they beat Dallas and Vikings)
2nd seed Saints
3rd seed Green Bay
4th 49ers
Wild Cards
Vikings
Falcons
AFC
1st Seed Ravens
2nd Colts
3rd Jets
4th Broncos
5th Miami
6th Chargers
"I can eat oreos faster than him" Scott Fujita's take on Payton Manning SB44
Prediction
SAINTS WIN SB XLV. WHO DAT? TWO DAT!!!!
Predictionz (with a z)
AFC East: Miami Dolphins
AFC North: Cincinnati Bengals
AFC South: Indianapolis Colts
AFC West: San Diego Chargers
AFC Wildcard: Jets and Patriots
NFC East: Dallas Cowboys
NFC North: Green Bay Packers
NFC West: San Francisco 49ers
NFC South: New Orleans Saints
NFC Wildcards: Atlanta Falcons and Minnesota Vikings
NFC Championship: Packers vs Saints (@ Superdome)
AFC Championship: Bengals vs Colts
Super Bowl: Saints vs Colts Part Deux.
Winner: Saints
Forgot to mention...
Saints finish 14-2. The 2 being the last game where everyone important rests and Falcons.
Who Dey/Who Dat!
I hope we see you in the superbowl
MwWsA
by raclark11986 on Jul 12, 2010 12:54 PM CDT up reply actions
AFC STANDINGS
East: Jets, Patriots, Dolphins, Bills
North: Ravens, Steelers, Bengals, Browns
South: Colts, Texans, Titans, Jaguars
West: Chargers, Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders
AFC WILDCARD
Byes: Colts and Ravens
Jets over Patriots
Texans over Chargers
AFC DIVISIONAL
Colts over Texans
Jets over Ravens
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Jets over Colts
NFC STANDINGS
East: Cowboys, Giants, Eagles, Redskins
North: Packers, Vikings, Bears, Lions
South: Saints, Falcons, Panthers, Buccaneers
West: 49ers, Cardinals, Seahawks, Rams
NFC WILDCARD
Byes: Packers, Saints
Cowboys over Giants
Vikings over 49ers
NFC DIVISIONAL
Packers over Vikings
Saints over Cowboys
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP
Packers over Saints
SUPERBOWL
Packers over Jets
Sorry
The Saints will be 11-5, tied with Dallas, but will have the tiebreaker for the bye.
by creeperjones on Jul 10, 2010 10:12 AM CDT up reply actions
saints 13-3 again
afc east: jets, pats, phins, bills
afc west: chargers, chiefs, raiders, broncos
afc north: ravens, bengals, steelers, browns
afc south: colts, titans, texans, jags
nfc east: cowgirls, skins, giants, eagles
nfc west: 49’ers, cards, seahawks, rams
nfc north: packers, vikings, bears, lions
nfc south: saints, falcons, panthers, bucs
byes: colts and jets
afc wildcards: ravens over pats, bengals over chargers
divisional: ravens over colts, jets over bengals
afccg: ravens over jets
byes: saints and cowboys
nfc wildcards: packers over 49ers, vikings over falcons
divisional: packers over cowboys, saints over vikings(farve seen crying on sideline after game)
nfccg: saints over packers
superbowl: saints over ravens…porter takes another one to the house, thomas goes for 80 yrds and a td, brees throws for 330 and 2 tds
"These two teams just should not play each other" ...John Madden during a 1991 Saints-Eagles game
Hope this is specific enough:
But first, some rambling. Some of my comments yesterday may have given the impression that I am real anti-statistics. I am not radically opposed to stats; I just don’t think they are the be-all, end-all to prognostication. I don’t want to be the dendrologist who can’t see the forest because of a focus on the trees. I don’t think there’’s a regression equation that can be derived to accurately, mathamatically, predict the outcome of any season. That’s why they play the game, blah, blah, blah. Pre-reply: thanks for your tolerance, unless I’m on your Do Not Read list and you skipped this ramble.
My picks:
Saints regular season record: 13-3 again.
Saints overall record: 16-3 again (Two Dat!)
AFC seeds:
1. Baltimore Ravens
2. Indianapolis Colts
3. NY Jets
4. San Diego Chargers
5. New England Patriots
6. Houston Texans
Round 1: Jets beat Houston; Patriots beat San Diego
Round 2: Ravens beat Patriots; Colts beat Jets
AFCCG: Ravens beat Colts
NFC Seeds:
1. New Orleans Saints
2. Minnesota Vikings
3. Dallas Cowboys
4. San Francisco 49er’s
5. Green Bay Packers
6. Seattle Seahawks
Round 1: Dallas beats Seattle; Green Bay beats San Francisco
Round 2: New Orleans beats Green Bay; Dallas beats Minnesota
NFCCG: New Orleans beats Dallas
SB XLV: New Orleans beats Baltimore
"Dang! The Saints won the Super Bowl!" - my wife, Meso "Happy" Hu Dat.
here we go
NFC South – Saints (12-4) And that’s the only record I’m including because I don’t have the energy to go through the entire NFL schedule tonight
NFC North – Packers
NFC West – 49ers
NFC East – Cowboys
NFC Wildcards – Vikings, Giants
AFC South – Colts
AFC North – Ravens
AFC West – Chargers
AFC East – Patriots
AFC wildcards – Jets, Steelers
NFC playoffs wildcard round Cowboys over Giants, Vikings over 49ers
NFC divisional round: Saints over Vikings, Cowboys over Packers
NFC championship: Saints over Cowboys
AFC playoffs wildcard round: Pats over Jets, Steelers over Chargers
AFC divisional round: Colts over Steelers, Ravens over Pats
AFC championship: Ravens over Colts
Superbowl: Saints over Ravens (who else?)
"But tonight the Superbowl belongs to the City of New Orleans" - Roger Goodell 2/7/2010
I'm cheating.
Going easy.
Saints 12 -4, NFC South Champs reversing the trend of last to first. Too tired ( and too many beers) for all that other stuff.
Why not
AFC East: Y-Patriots, X-Jets,Miami,Bills
AFC North: Y-Ravens,X-Bengals,Steelers,Browns
AFC South: Y-Colts,Texans,Titans,Jaguars
AFC West: Y-Chargers, Broncos,Chiefs,Raiders
NFC East: Y-Cowboys, X-Giants ,Redskins,Eagles
NFC North: Z-Packers, X-Vikings, Bears, Lions
NFC South: Y- Saints, Falcons, Buccaneers, Panthers
NFC West: Y-49ers, Seahawks,Cardinals , Rams
AFC Byes: Ravens and Colts
AFC Wild Card: Bengals over Patriots, Chargers over Jets
AFC Divisional: Bengals over Ravens, Colts over Chargers
AFC Championship: Colts over Bengals
NFC Byes: Packers and Cowboys
NFC Wild Card: Giants over 49ers, Saints over Vikings
NFC Divisional: Packers over Giants, Saints over Cowboys
NFC Championship: Packers over Saints
Super Bowl: Packers over Colts
I didn’t want the Packers to beat us, but that’s just the vision going in my head right now.
I am a bear of very little brains and big words bother me.
Are you ready for some off-the-cuff predictions and a few intermittent, ridiculously precise prognostications? Well then, read on MacDuff!!
In order of finish (l-r) with division-winning records predicted (* denotes wild card team)
NFC
North – GB/Minn* (both @ 11-5, GB wins the tie-break b/c they sweep the Vikes), Chicago, Detroit
South – N.O. (12-4), Atlanta*, Carolina, TB
East – Dallas (12-4), NYG, Washington, Philly Kolbsteak
West – SF (9-7), Seattle, Arizona, St. Louis
Playoff seeds:
1) N.O. (by virtue of a delicious Turkey Day victory)
2) Dallas
3) GB
4) SF
5) Minnesota
6) Atlanta
Wild Card Weekend:
GB over Atlanta (no Lambeau magic for Falcs this time)
Minnesota stomps Niners
Divisional Duel Weekend:
N.O. over Vikes by 10
Dallas upends GB (kickers combine to miss 3 FGs in 2nd half)
NFCCG:
Saints over Dallas by 1 (Sorry, Dallas – one game from your SB @ home – but Payton sends JJ a bottle of Caymus “Strawberry Hill” flavor as a consolation)
AFC
North – Baltimore (12-4), Pittsburgh*, Cincy, Cleveland
South – Indy (11-5), Houston*, Tenn (sorry Titans, but I think VY is fool’s gold again), Jax
East – Miami (10-6), NYJ, NE, Buffalo
West – SD (8-8), Denver, KC, Oakland
Playoff seeds:
1) Baltimore
2) Indy
3) Miami
4) San Diego
5) Pittsburgh
6) Houston
Wild Card Weekend:
Houston dries up the Dolphins
Pittsburgh shocks San Diego (this is only shocking to SD fans, who have not yet realized Norv is not gonna get it done for them)
Divisional Duel Weekend:
Baltimore buries Houston
Indy edges Pittsburgh
AFCCG:
Baltimore over Indy
Super Bowl XLV
Saints beat Baltimore 24-20, on a 4th-Q strip of Flacco at the Ravens own 10-yard line (by a blitzing Roman Harper) that bounces into the end zone before Big Sed falls on it. The subsequent drive by the Ravens ends on a stuffed 4th and 1 rushing play near midfield. Then Drew takes a knee 3 times and we win again.
"The good news is we're gonna sign you to the roster. The bad news is you're 26 pounds overweight and I gotta fine you, and that's gonna cost you more than you'll make for the playoff game." Sean Payton to Deuce McAllister, January 2010.
You got the Super Bowl all wrong
Ravens defense stifles Saints for most of the game, and they pull ahead 24-20 on a Shayne Graham field goal with three minutes left. That’s too much time to leave Drew Brees when he needs a TD to win the Super Bowl. The Saints score…with 9 seconds left. 27-24, TwoDat.
It was worth the wait.
ok, I'll let it go down that way, too
you forgot that Payton lets Brees kick the XP to put us up by 3
"The good news is we're gonna sign you to the roster. The bad news is you're 26 pounds overweight and I gotta fine you, and that's gonna cost you more than you'll make for the playoff game." Sean Payton to Deuce McAllister, January 2010.
by Hans Petersen on Jul 10, 2010 9:37 AM CDT up reply actions
Alrighty then...
NFC South – Saints 12-4
NFC North – Packers 11-5
NFC West – 49ers 10-6
NFC East – Cowboys 11-5
Wild Cards – Giants, Vikings
AFC South – Colts 13-3
AFC North – Ravens 11-5
AFC West – Chargers 10-6
AFC East – Patriots 11-5
Wild Cards – Texans, Jets
NFC Champions – Saints
AFC Champions – Ravens
Super Bowl – Saints 34 Ravens 24
i'll make mine somewhat short. #s are the position seeds
NFC:
South- Saints #1 (13-3)
North-Vikings #2
East-Cowboys #3
West- 49ers #4
Wild Cards-Packers #5, Eagles #6
AFC:
South- Colts #1
East- Jets #2
North- Ravens #3
West- Broncos #4
Wild Cards- Titans #5, Dolphins #6
NFC playoff breakdown:
1st round- Eagles over Cowboys, Packers over 49ers
2nd round- Saints over Packers, Vikings over Eagles
3rd round- Saints over Vikings
AFC playoff breakdown:
1st round- Ravens over Dolphins, Titans over Broncos
2nd round- Jets over Ravens, Titans over Colts
3rd round- Titans over Jets
SB:
Saints 31 Titans 27
TWO DAT!!!
Superbowl bound!!!...I know! do you?! Go Saints!!
not too many ppl seem to feel the titans will do much this year
Superbowl bound!!!...I know! do you?! Go Saints!!
by skinnykinney on Jul 10, 2010 4:47 PM CDT up reply actions
AFC East:
New England Patriots 11-5
New York Jets 10-6
Miami Dolphins 9-7
Buffalo Bills 3-13
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens 12-4
Cincinnati Bengals 8-8
Pittsburgh Steelers 7-9
Cleveland Browns 4-12
AFC South
Indianapolis Colts 12-4
Houston Texans 10-6
Tennessee Titans 7-9
Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10
AFC West
San Diego Chargers 10-6
Denver Broncos 9-7
Oakland Raiders 6-10
Kansas City Chiefs 3-13
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys 11-5
Washington Redskins 9-7
New York Giants 8-8
Philadelphia Eagles 7-9
NFC North
Green Bay Packers 12-4
Minnesota Vikings 10-6
Chicago Bears 8-8
Detroit Lions 7-9
NFC South
New Orleans Saints 12-4
Atlanta Falcons10-6
Carolina Panthers 6-10
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-11
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals 10-6
San Francisco 49ers 10-6
Seattle Seahawks 5-11
St. Louis Rams 4-12
Playoffs:
AFC Wild Card-Pats over Jets, Texans upset Chargers
NFC Wild Card-Cowboys over Falcons, Vikings over Cardinals
AFC Div. Round-Ravens over Texans, Colts over Patriots
NFC Div. Round-Vikings over Packers, Saints over Cowboys
AFC Championship-Ravens over Colts
NFC Championship-Saints over Vikings (again)
Super Bowl- Saints over Ravens!!!! TWO DAT!!!!!
Peyton, I can eat Oreos faster than you!!!!
"NFC Championship-Saints over Vikings (again)"
Ooops. Forgot to say, “In overtime!” :-)
Fat, dumb, and happy. Hell, two out of three ain't bad!
I Want To Die In My Sleep Like My Grandpa – Not Screaming and Yelling Like His Passengers.
by Just 'Nother Day on Jul 10, 2010 9:11 PM CDT up reply actions
Here's mine
NFC – Giants, Falcons, Vikes, Niners. Wild Cards – Saints, Cowboys
AFC – Dolphins, Colts, Ravens, Chargers. Wild Cards – Patriots, Bengals
Title Games – Dolphins over Ravens, Saints over Giants
SB XLV – Saints 31, Dolphins 27
Saints finish regular season 10-6
"Never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake." -- Napoleon Bonaparte
AFC:
Ravens
Colts
Jets
Chargers
Bengals
Patriots
Jets over Patriots
Bengals over Chargers
Ravens over Bengals
Jets over Colts
Ravens over Jets
NFC:
Packers
Cowboys
Saints (11-5)
49ers
Eagles
Falcons
Saints over Falcons
49ers over Eagles
Saints over Cowboys
Packers over 49ers
Saints over Packers
Super Bowl XLV:
Saints over Ravens
If I am good I could add years to my life / I would rather add some life to my years.
AFC:
Colts
Ravens
Chargers
Patriots
Steelers
Texans
Texans over Chargers
Steelers over Patriots
Ravens over Steelers
Colts over Texans
Colts over Ravens
NFC:
Saints (13-3)
Vikings
49ers
Cowboys
Falcons
Green Bay
Green Bay beats 49ers
Falcons beat Cowboys
Saints over Falcons by 4
Green Bay beats Vikings
Saints beat Green Bay by 2
Saints beat Colts by 6
OK I'll Play
AFC:
Colts
Jets
Bolts
Ravens
Phins
Bengals
AFCCG: Phins over Colts in OT
NFC:
Boys
Packers
Saints 11-5 (Vikings,Bucs,Dallas,Ravens,Atlanta
9ners
Seahawks
Falcons
NFCCG: God, I hope I misread my crystal ball, but Pack beats Saints at LF in terrible conditions.
2010
NFC AFC
S-Saints 12-4 S-Indy
N-Pack N-Ravens
E-Crygirls E-The Jest
W-Who Cares,Cards W-Default, Bolts
WC-Vickies,ATL WC-Pats,Texans
NFCCG-Saints over Crygirls
AFCCG-Jest over Ravens
SB-Saints over Jest 30-20, SB MVP Pierre Thomas
You think you know, and you don't know, and you never, ever will.-Jim Mora Sr.
TWO DAT!!
Saints Overall Record: 12-4
Four Losses:
- Panthers (wk 9; minor injuries, away game, bad weather),
- Ravens (wk 15; Super Bowl preview),
- Bucs (wk 17; we rest our starters/injured players), and
- either Bengals (wk 13; minor injuries, away game, bad weather) or
Falcons (wk 16; we rest some of our starters/injured players)
NFC East Teams:
Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Giants
NFC North Teams:
Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions
NFC South Teams:
New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
NFC West Teams:
San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, St. Louis Rams
AFC East Teams:
New York Jets, New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills
AFC North Teams:
Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns
AFC South Teams:
Indianapolis Colts, Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans, Jacksonville Jaguars
AFC Worst Teams:
San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders, Kansas City Chiefs
NFC Playoff Teams: (by seed)
Packers (b/c of a slightly easier schedule)
Saints
Cowboys
49ers
Vikings
Falcons (maybe Redskins)
AFC Playoff Teams: (by seed)
Ravens
Colts
Jets
Chargers
Titans
Texans (I know… it’s out on a limb, but I just have a feeling.)
NFCCG:
Saints @ Green Bay* (by 3 points or fewer)
*I wish we could beat the Cowboys @ Cowboys Stadium to get the the Super Bowl in their stadium, but the Packers are a much better team.
AFCCG:
Colts @ Ravens
Super Bowl:
Saints OVER Ravens – 27 to 21
Biggest pre-Super Bowl Storyline: Saints loss to Ravens in week 15… s/b “easy” for the Ravens to do it again. lol!
"Do not anticipate trouble or worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight. " ~Benjamin Franklin
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