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Predictions For Next Season.

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Time for some predictions son.

Afc East:

Patriots - 11-5 - Tom Brady: 38tds - 5 ints, Rob Gronkowski - 1,100 yards - 14 tds

Jets - 9-7 - Mark Sanchize - 27 tds - 19 ints, Shonn Greene - 900 yards - 8 tds

Dolphins - 8-8 - Ryan Tannehill - 27 total tds - 17 ints, Reggie Bush - 1,150 yards - 6 tds

Bills - 8-8 - Ryan Fitzpatrick - 29 tds - 23 ints, Stevie Johnson - 1,400 yards - 13 tds

Afc North:

Ravens - 10-6 - Joe Flacco - 21 tds - 17 ints, Ray Rice - 1,600 total yards - 18 total tds

Steelers - 10-6 - Ben Rapemoreburgers - 23 tds - 12 ints, Mike Wallace - 1,200 yards - 8 tds

Bengals - 9-7 - Andy Dalton - 25 tds - 10 ints, AJ Green - 1,300 yards - 16 tds

Browns - 7-9 - Brandon Weedan - 19 tds - 4 ints, Trent Richardson - 1,300 total yards - 11 total tds

Afc South:

Texans - 13-3 - Matt Schaub - 26 tds - 6 ints, Arian Foster - 2,000 total yards - 13 total tds

Titans - 8-8 - Jake Locker - 25 total tds - 14 ints, Kenny Britt - 1,200 yards, 12 tds

Colts - 5-11 - Andrew Luck - 18 tds - 10 ints - Reggie Wayne - 850 yards - 6 tds

Jaguars - 4-12 - Blaine Gabbert - 13 tds - 12 ints - MJD, 1,500 total yards - 13 total tds

Afc West:

Broncos: 11-5 - Peyton Manning - 34 tds - 15 ints, Demaryius Thomas - 1,100 yards - 13 tds

Chiefs - 9-7 - Matt Cassel - 24 tds - 5 ints, Jamaal Charles - 1,800 total yards - 11 total tds

Chargers - 9-7 - Philip Rivers - 29 tds - 19 ints, Ryan Matthews - 1,100 yards - 7 tds

Raiders - 5-11 - Carson Palmer - 26 tds - 22 ints , DMC - 1,400 total yards - 10 total tds

Nfc East:

Giants - 12-4 - Eli Manning - 38 tds - 14 ints, Hakeem Nicks - 1,100 yards, 14 tds

Eagles - 10-6 - Michael Vick - 31 total tds - 12 ints, Lesean McCoy - 1,850 total yards - 18 total tds

Cowboys - 10-6 - Tony Romo - 32 tds - 4 ints, DeMarco Murray - 1,700 total yards - 14 total tds

Redskins - 6-10 - RGIII - 29 total tds - 21 ints

Nfc North:

Packers - 13-3 - Aaaron Rodgers - 41 tds - 7 ints, Greg Jennings - 1,300 yards - 9 tds

Bears - 12-4 - Jay Cutler - 29 tds - 12 ints, Brandon Marshall - 1,100 yards - 10 tds

Lions - 11-5 - Matthew Stafford - 37 tds - 14 ints - Calvin Johnson - 700 yards - 6 tds (madden curse for the lulz)

Vikings - 4-12 - Christian Ponder - 17 tds - 11 ints, Adrian Peterson - 950 yards - 9 tds

Nfc South:

Falcons - 11-5 - Matt Ryan - 32 tds - 15 ints, Michael Turner - 1,100 yards - 10 tds

Panthers - 11-5 - Cam Newton - 41 total tds - 17 ints, Steve Smith - 1,300 yards - 11 tds

Saints - 9-7 - Drew Brees - 34 tds - 25 ints, Mark Ingram - 800 yards - 7tds

Buccaneers - 6-10 - Josh Freeman - 25 tds - 14 ints, Vincent Jackson - 900 yards - 6 tds

Nfc West:

49ers - 14-2 - Alex Smith - 19 tds - 4 ints, Frank Gore - 1,100 yards - 9 tds

Rams - 8-8 - Sam Bradford - 22 tds - 6 ints, Steven Jackson - 1,400 yards - 6 tds

Seahawks - 8-8 - Matt Flynn - 24 tds - 9 ints - Marshawn Lynch - 1,200 yards - 11 tds

Cardinals - 7-9 - Kevin Kolb - 22 tds - 15 ints, Larry Fitzgerald - 1,100 yards, 12 tds

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Tannehill have more tds than Big Ben, Schaub, Flacco, and Luck?

WoW!!!!! When Maimi have no wrs at all. All those qbs are going to throw more tds than Tannehill passing/running tds combined. And i dnt see Tannehill being capable running like he did in college in the NFL.

I predict Matt Moore to start week 1 over Tannehill. Oh and wk2, and the following week, and following week. You get?

And the last time our Smitty had more than 7 tds was 06'.

Cant believe you took your time working so hard on this.

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Tannehill have more tds than Big Ben, Schaub, Flacco, and Luck?

WoW!!!!! When Maimi have no wrs at all. All those qbs are going to throw more tds than Tannehill passing/running tds combined. And i dnt see Tannehill being capable running like he did in college in the NFL.

I predict Matt Moore to start week 1 over Tannehill. Oh and wk2, and the following week, and following week. You get?

And the last time our Smitty had more than 7 tds was 06'.

Cant believe you took your time working so hard on this.

Took me a couple of minutes actually, was more looking to read other peoples predictions then anything else.

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Whipped this up:

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MVP: Tom Brady

OPOY: Arian Foster

DPOY: Jason Pierre-Paul

OROY: Trent Richardson

DROY: Luke Kuechly

CPOY: Peyton Manning

COTY: Pete Carrol

RANDOM PREDICTIONS:

- The 49ers struggle early in the season; Alex Smith is benched mid-season and the finish the year strong, but miss the playoffs.

- The Raiders finish with the worst record and 'earn' the 1st overall pick in next year's draft.

- The running game makes somewhat of a comeback with more teams grinding it out to try and slow down team's with explosive offenses by keeping them off the field.

- The Jets start out very strong, but fall apart in November and the fire Rex Ryan talk begins by Thanksgiving.

- Matt Flynn wins the QB job in Seattle and is solid, but not spectacular. The Seahawks defense and run game are good, though, and they win a weak NFC West as the 49ers struggle early.

- Jay Cutler is a legit candidate for MVP as the Bears offense is one of the best in the league. Brandon Marshall puts up huge numbers with Cutler.

- Cam doesn't have a sophomore "slump" but does regress slightly stat-wise. Roughly 3,500 passing yards, 58% completion percentage, 20 TD's, 18 INT's + 500 rushing yards, 9 TD's. The Panthers run game once again dominates as Williams and Stewart both crack 1,000 yards on the year. The team finishes 1st in rushing in the league. The Panthers defense improves quite a bit, but still has room to get better. I'll say roughly 15th ranked defense overall.

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AFC East

New England in a runaway.

Bills

The Golden Calf of Bristol is named starter midway through the season.

Tannehill has a tough rookie season.

AFC North = the toughest/best division in football.

Ravens Bangels Steelers will all have double digit seasons and finish in that order.

Cleveland will finish last but i see them repeating what Carolina did last season.

Scaring the poo out of some of the better teams and even beating a couple on their way to an 8-8 season.

AFC South

I'm taking Tennessse over the texans. Schaub goes down again this season after a fast start.

Luck and the Colts> Jacksonville.

AFC west

Haha Shocker! Chargers beat out Denver for the division title.

Raiders with Palmer make a strong showing as well.

KC puts up a good fight but finish dead last.

Playoffs

New England

San Diego

Baltimore

Tennessee

Cinci

Pittsburgh

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