Official 2012 Predictions Thread

[TheMatrix31]

It's about that time of year, boys....remember, if you do the records (I don't know why I even bother, lol) wins have to add up to 256.

AFC East:

New England - 12-4 (1)
Buffalo - 8-8 (6)
New York - 7-9
Miami - 4-12

AFC South:

Houston - 11-5 (2)
Tennessee - 8-8
Jacksonville - 7-9
Indianapolis - 5-11

AFC North:

Baltimore - 11-5 (3)
Pittsburgh - 9-7 (5)
Cincinnati - 7-9
Cleveland - 5-11

AFC West:

Denver - 10-6 (4)
Kansas City - 8-8
Oakland - 7-9
San Diego 7-9

AFC Wild Card Weekend:

(3) Baltimore over (6) Buffalo
(4) Denver over (5) Pittsburgh

AFC Divisional Weekend:

(1) New England over (4) Denver
(2) Houston over (1) Baltimore

AFC Championship Game:

(1) New England over (2) Houston


NFC East:

New York - 11-5 (3)
Philadelphia - 9-7 (6)
Dallas - 7-9
Washington - 6-10

NFC South:

New Orleans - 10-6 (4)
Carolina - 8-8
Atlanta - 8-8
Tampa Bay - 5-11

NFC North:

Green Bay - 12-4 (1)
Chicago - 10-6 (5)
Detroit - 9-7
Minnesota - 4-12

NFC West:

San Francisco - 12-4 (2)
Seattle - 9-7
Arizona - 6-10
St. Louis - 4-12


NFC Wild Card Weekend:

(3) New York over (6) Philadelphia
(5) Chicago over (4) New Orleans

NFC Divisional Weekend:

(1) Green Bay over (5) Chicago
(2) San Francisco over (3) New York

NFC Championship Game:

(2) San Francisco over (1) Green Bay


SUPER BOWL XLVII:

(2) San Francisco over (1) New England
MVP - Vernon Davis


MVP: Peyton Manning
Coach of the Year: Jim Harbaugh
OPOY: Aaron Rodgers
DPOY: Patrick Willis

[Champion8877]

AFC East:

New England - 11-5 (2)
Buffalo - 8-8
New York - 5-11
Miami - 5-11

AFC South:

Houston - 10-6 (3)
Tennessee - 8-8
Indianapolis - 6-10
Jacksonville - 4-12

AFC North:

Pittsburgh - 10-6 (4)
Baltimore - 10-6 (5)
Cincinnati - 8-8
Cleveland - 5-11

AFC West:

Denver - 12-4 (1)
Kansas City - 9-7 (6)
San Diego 7-9
Oakland - 6-10



AFC Playoffs:

AFC Wildcard

Houston(3) over Kansas City(6)
Baltimore(5) over Pittsburgh(4)

AFC Divisional

Baltimore(5) over Denver(1)
New England(2) over Houston(3)

AFC Championship

Baltimore(5) over New England(2)



NFC East:

Dallas - 11-5 (3)
Philadelphia - 10-6 (5)
New York - 7-9
Washington - 6-10

NFC South:

Atlanta - 10-6 (4)
New Orleans - 9-7 (6)
Carolina - 8-8
Tampa Bay - 5-11

NFC North:

Green Bay - 13-3 (1)
Detroit - 9-7
Chicago - 8-8
Minnesota - 4-12

NFC West:

San Francisco - 12-4 (2)
Seattle - 9-7
Arizona - 4-12
St. Louis - 3-13



NFC Playoffs:

NFC Wildcard

Dallas(3) over New Orleans(6)
Philadelphia(5) over Atlanta(4)

NFC Divisional

Green Bay(1) over Philadelphia(5)
Dallas(3) over San Francisco(2)

NFC Championship

Green Bay(1) over Dallas(3)


SUPER BOWL XLVII:

Green Bay(1) over Baltimore(5)
MVP: Aaron Rodgers

[Dayman]

I'm going to do something ********, and I'm going to hate myself for it. You'll see.

AFC East
Patriots: 12-4
Jets: 8-8
Bills: 7-9
Dolphins: 5-11

AFC North
Ravens: 11-5
Steelers: 11-5
Bengals: 7-9
Browns: 5-11

AFC South
Texans: 12-4
Colts: 7-9
Titans: 6-10
Jaguars: 6-10

AFC West
Broncos: 10-6
Raiders: 9-7
Chargers: 9-7
Chiefs: 7-9

NFC East
Giants: 11-5
Cowboys: 9-7
Eagles: 9-7
Redskins: 6-10

NFC North
Packers: 13-3
Lions: 11-5
Bears: 9-7
Vikings: 3-13

NFC South
Saints: 12-4
Panthers: 9-7
Falcons: 9-7
Buccaneers: 6-10

NFC West
49ers: 10-6
Seahawks: 9-7
Rams: 6-10
Cardinals: 4-12

AFC Playoffs
(3) Baltimore Ravens vs. (6) Oakland Raiders
(4) Denver Broncos vs. (5) Pittsburgh Steelers

(1) New England Patriots vs. (5) Pittsburgh Steelers
(2) Houston Texans vs. (3) Baltimore Ravens

(1) New England Patriots vs. (2) Houston Texans

NFC Playoffs
(3) New York Giants vs. (6) Dallas Cowboys
(4) San Francisco 49ers vs. (5) Detroit Lions

(1) Green Bay Packers vs. (5) Detroit Lions
(2) New Orleans Saints vs. (3) New York Giants

(3) New York Giants vs. (5) Detroit Lions

Super Bowl XLVII
(1) New England Patriots vs. (5) Detroit Lions

Yep. I'm stupid. I just have this feeling about Detroit this year. They remind me of the Packers team that won a Super Bowl, in a way. Young team, got to the Playoffs the year before, humbled by a more experienced team, come back hungrier the next year and go the distance.

It's a hunch. And obviously I hope I'm wrong. But I figured "screw it, I'm going to get this wrong anyways".

[BlueNGold]

I present the case against Detroit:

Spoiler

Anyways, inevitably failed predictions time!

AFC North

Pittsburgh
Baltimore*
Cincinnati
Cleveland

AFC South

Houston
Indianapolis
Tennessee
Jacksonville

AFC East

New England
Buffalo*
New York
Miami

AFC West

San Diego
Kansas City
Denver
Oakland

*Baltimore & Buffalo would be in as wild cards

NFC North

Green Bay
Chicago*
Detroit
Minnesota

NFC South

Tampa Bay
New Orleans
Carolina
Atlanta

NFC East

Dallas
Philadelphia*
New York
Washington

NFC West

San Francisco
Seattle
St. Louis
Arizona

*Chicago & Philadelphia would be in as wild cards

Super Bowl prediction

Houston Texans over Green Bay Packers

Super Bowl MVP - Arian Foster

MVP - Aaron Rodgers, again
OPOY - Ray Rice
DPOY - Patrick Willis
OROY - Andrew Luck
DROY - Chandler Jones
COY - Greg Schiano

[Chip Douglass]

AFC East:

New England - 12-4 (2)
Buffalo - 8-8 (6)
New York - 6-10
Miami - 4-12

AFC South:

Houston - 11-5 (3)
Tennessee - 8-8
Jacksonville - 7-9
Indianapolis - 5-11

AFC North:

Baltimore - 12-4 (1)
Pittsburgh - 9-7 (5)
Cincinnati - 7-9
Cleveland - 5-11

AFC West:

Denver - 10-6 (4)
San Diego - 8-8
Kansas City - 7-9
Oakland - 7-9


NFC East:

Philadelphia - 13-3 (1)
New York - 10-6 (6)
Dallas - 8-8
Washington - 5-11

NFC South:

New Orleans - 11-5 (3)
Carolina - 8-8
Atlanta - 8-8
Tampa Bay - 3-13

NFC North:

Green Bay - 12-4 (2)
Detroit - 11-5 (5)
Chicago - 9-7
Minnesota - 4-12

NFC West:

Seattle - 9-7 (4)
San Francisco - 9-7
Arizona - 6-10
St. Louis - 4-12

[rangerrick012]

AFC East
1. New England - 14-2
2. Buffalo - 8-8
3. NY Jets - 7-9
4. Miami - 5-11

AFC South
1. Houston - 12-4
2. Tennessee - 7-9
3. Indianapolis - 4-12
4. Jacksonville - 3-13

AFC North
1. Pittsburgh - 10-6
2. Baltimore - 9-7
3. Cincinnati - 7-9
4. Cleveland - 5-11

AFC West
1. Denver - 9-7
2. Oakland - 8-8
3. Kansas City - 7-9
4. San Diego - 7-9

NFC East
1. NY Giants - 10-6
2. Philadelphia - 9-7
3. Dallas - 7-9
4. Washington - 6-10

NFC South
1. Atlanta - 11-5
2. New Orleans - 8-8
3. Carolina - 8-8
4. Tampa Bay - 7-9

NFC North
1. Green Bay - 13-3
2. Chicago - 11-5
3. Detroit - 9-7
4. Minnesota - 5-11

NFC West
1. San Francisco - 10-6
2. Seattle - 8-8
3. St. Louis - 6-10
4. Arizona - 6-10

AFC Wild Card Round
Steelers defeat Raiders
Ravens defeat Broncos

NFC Wild Card Round
Bears defeat 49ers
Eagles defeat Giants

AFC Divisional Round
Patriots defeat Ravens
Steelers defeat Texans

NFC Divisional Round
Packers defeat Eagles
Bears defeat Falcons

AFC Championship
Patriots defeat Steelers

NFC Championship
Packers defeat Bears

Super Bowl
Patriots defeat Packers 31-24

[rangerrick012]

Quote: Originally Posted by Champion8877

AFC West: Denver - 12-6 (1)

Don't know if this one's possible, but ok.

[psychraider32]

lol at some of you guys having the Jags winning 3 or 4 games. I will put money down that they win at least 7.

[Baughn3]

AFC East:

New England (2)
Buffalo (6)
Miami
New York

AFC South:

Houston (3)
Tennessee
Jacksonville
Indianapolis

AFC North:

Baltimore (1)
Pittsburgh (5)
Cleveland
Cincinnati

AFC West:

San Diego (4)
Kansas City
Denver
Oakland

NFC East:

Philadelphia (4)
New York
Dallas
Washington

NFC South:

Atlanta (1)
Carolina (5)
New Orleans
Tampa Bay

NFC North:

Green Bay (2)
Chicago (6)
Detroit
Minnesota

NFC West:

San Francisco (3)
St. Louis
Seattle
Arizona

AFC Wild Card Weekend:

(3) Houston over (6) Buffalo
(5) Pittsburgh over (4) San Diego

AFC Divisional Weekend:

(1) Baltimore over (5) Pittsburgh
(3) Houston over (2) New England

AFC Championship Game:

(1) Baltimore over (3) Houston

NFC Wild Card Weekend:

(3) San Francisco over (6) Chicago
(5) Carolina over (4) Philadelphia

NFC Divisional Weekend:

(1) Atlanta over (5) Carolina
(2) Green Bay over (3) San Francisco

NFC Championship Game:

(2) Green Bay over (1) Atlanta


SUPER BOWL XLVII:

(1) Baltimore over (2) Green Bay
MVP - Ray Rice


MVP: Matt Ryan
Coach of the Year: John Harbaugh
OPOY: Arian Foster
DPOY: Jon Beason
OROY: Trent Richardson
DROY: Melvin Ingram

[rangerrick012]

Quote: Originally Posted by psychraider32

lol at some of you guys having the Jags winning 3 or 4 games. I will put money down that they win at least 7.

Well of course you do, lol.