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Your Realistic Predictions For How We Finish The Season


Proudiddy

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This is me being optimistic:

5Seahawks W

6BYE

7Cowboys L

8@Bears W

9@Redskins W

10Broncos L

11Bucs W

12@Eagles L

13@Chiefs W

14Falcons W

15@Chargers W

16Raiders W

17@Saints L

I didn't intend to make my prediction with a record in mind, I just went through game to game and ended up with us at 9-7. That is my most optimistic outcome, because several of those "W"s were made with homerism dripping from my fingertips as I pushed the key.

What is your week by week prediction, final record, and for those who would be more inclined at investing the time to look at it, what do you think is the minimum record we would need to make the playoffs at this point?

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