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2016 game by game predictions


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3 hours ago, thomas96 said:

19-0.

 

This ^^^

 

at Denver:  Win

San Francisco:  Win

Minnesota:  Win

at Atlanta:  Win

Tampa Bay:  Win

at New Orleans:  Win

Arizona:  Win

at Los Angeles:  Win

Kansas City:  Win

New Orleans:  Win

at Oakland:  Win

at Seattle:  Win

San Diego:  Win

Washington:  Win

Atlanta:  Win

at Tampa Bay:  Win

 

 

 

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The Seattle game is going to be huge. They are our main rival in the NFC, and they have the talent to beat us. The Saints are a fading threat due to Brees getting older, but he can still catch fire and light up our not so good secondary. The rest of the games we should win, but you know we'll lose a few due to the team just playing like crap. It happens.

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5 hours ago, bigdog10 said:

Pre-season is over and we are just a few days away from the 2016 panthers kicking it off. Let's see your official game by game and record predictions. 

Heres mine:

at Denver:  Win

San Francisco:  Win

Minnesota:  Win

at Atlanta:  Loss

Tampa Bay:  Win

at New Orleans:  Loss

Arizona:  Win

at Los Angeles:  Win

Kansas City:  Win

New Orleans:  Win

at Oakland:  Win

at Seattle:  Loss

San Diego:  Win

Washington:  Win

Atlanta:  Win

at Tampa Bay:  Loss

 

I've got us at 12-4 and the two seed in the playoffs behind a Green Bay team that gets the luxury of playing the NFC east, AFC south, and divisional games against cutler, Stafford, and Bradford  

i also hate the thought of going 3-3 in the division but the Falcons beat us last year, the saints played is tough both times even with an awful defense and I think the Bucs may be a wildcard team fighting in week 17 for a spot  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

at Denver:  W

San Francisco:  W

Minnesota:  W

at Atlanta:  W

Tampa Bay:  W

at New Orleans:  W

Arizona:  W

at Los Angeles:  W

Kansas City:  W

New Orleans:  W

at Oakland:  L

at Seattle:  W

San Diego:  W

Washington:  W

Atlanta:  W

at Tampa Bay:  L

 

14-2 and a first seed.

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6 hours ago, Squirrel said:

at Denver:  Win

San Francisco:  Win

Minnesota:  Win

at Atlanta:  Win

Tampa Bay:  Win

at New Orleans:  Win

Arizona:  Lose

at Los Angeles:  Win

Kansas City:  Lose

New Orleans:  Lose

at Oakland:  Lose

at Seattle:  Lose

San Diego:  Win

Washington:  Win

Atlanta:  Lose

at Tampa Bay:  Loss

 

9-7 have a bad feeling midseason we will have a major meltdown. We will stumble into the playoffs.  Playoffs we will come out and dominate.  Won't be pretty but will get our first Super bowl win.  

I think there is a stat that says a team that went 15-1 the year prior, has won 10+ games the next year.  I get what you are saying, but I think we at least get 10.

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