JP

Well, the regular season has almost come to a close with only 2 weeks left to play, and it's all going right down to the wire. This week games will have a huge role in determining which seed the playoff teams will have. I will predict who will have which seed, who will win their playoff games, and eventually who will win the superbowl. Feel free to contribute and add your predictions as well.

AFC

1. San Diego (14-2), they will win their last two against Seattle and Arizona to have the best record in the NFL and in franchise history.

2. Baltimore (13-3), they will also win out (@ PIT and vs. BUF)

3. Indianapolis (12-4), they will also win out (@ HOU and vs. MIA).

4. New England (11-5), they will lose @ JAX this week (JAX D at home is just too good), but win at TEN knowing their 4th round seed is on the line.

5. Denver (10-6), they will win at home against CIN. Their defense is stout and their offense has gotten better with Cutler (as long as he doesn't turn it over). They then play San Fran at home, which should be another win.

6. New York Jets (10-6), Denver's conference record is better which is why they got the 5th seed. NYJ wins @ MIA and at home against OAK.


NFC

1. Chicago (14-2), they will win against DET and GB, I didn't put where the games are played because it doesn't matter.

2. New Orleans (11-5), NO goes into the Meadowlands and stuns the Giants on Christmas Eve. Then beats CAR at home. Picking NO over NYG was tough. After hours of thinking about it, the 8-ball told me to pick NO.

3. Dallas (11-5) , they will win a tough one at home vs. Philly, then against Detroit.

4. Seattle (9-7), they will lose at home to SD, then beat Tampa. What a sorry division.

5. Philadelphia (9-7), loss @ DAL and a win at home against the Falcons

6. Atlanta (8-8), a close win at home against a faltering Carolina team and a loss at Philly gives Atlanta the 6th seed.


Wildcard: (AFC)
Jets @ Colts. Colts. 31-10
Broncos @ Patriots. Broncos Win. 21-17

Wildcard: (NFC)
Atlanta @ Dallas: Dallas 28-7
Philadelphia @ Seattle: Philly 24-21

Division:
Denver @ San Diego: SD wins 28-17
Colts @ Baltimore: Colts win 24-13
Dallas @ NO: NO 35-33
Philly @ Chicago: Chicago

Conference Championship

Colts @ Chargers: Chargers win to go on to superbowl,
Colts go home AGAIN 35-21

NO @ Chicago: Chicago wins 17-7

San Diego Chargers Vs. Chicago Bears
23-16
Chargers win the Superbowl

Styles™

A bit different IMO
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Seeding:

Afc:
1) Chargers (14-2)
2) Ravens (13-3)
3) New England (12-4) [Better Division record gives them 3 sead]
4) Colts (12-4)
5) Denver (10-6)
6) NY Jets (10-6)

NFC:
1) Chicago Bears (14-2)
2) NO Saints (11-5)
3) Philly (10-6) [Wins Division due to wins over Dallas]
4) Seattle (9-7)
5) Dallas (10-6)
6) NY Giants (8-8) [That's right both Wild Cards come out the NFC East]

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Afc Wild Card Round

New England defeats NY Jets 24-17
Indy defeats Denver 17-13

NFC Wild Card Round

Philly Defeats NY Giants 31-17
Dallas defeats Seattle 35-10

AFC Divisional Playoffs

Chargers defeat Colts 28-17
Ravens defeat Pats 14-10

NFC Divisional Playoffs

Chicago defeats Dallas 23-14
Philly upsets NO 17-10

AFC Championship
Chargers defeat Ravens 13-3

NFC Championship
Chicago defeats Philly 24-13

SuperBowl XLI

Chicago defeats Chargers 21-14

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Trinity

Bears over Chargers? maybe if they had a quaterback. Its gonna be Chargers and NO and Chargers with 24-17

Styles™

New Orleans will screw up I almost guarentee it, the story sounds great and I'd love NO to make it to the Super Bowl, but Philly is playing to strong for them and even then Chicago's D is enough to stop anyone including LT and the Chargers...

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AFC:
1) Chargers (14-2)
2) Ravens (13-3)
3) New England (12-4)
4) Colts (12-4)
5) Denver (10-6)
6) NY Jets (10-6)

NFC:
1) Bears (14-2)
2) Saints (11-5)
3) Philly (10-6)
4) Seattle (9-7)
5) Dallas (10-6)
6) St. Louis (8-8) [NYG will blow it against the Redskins]

AFC Wild Card Round

New England Defeats NY Jets 21-10
Indy Defeats Denver 20-17

NFC Wild Card Round

Philly Defeats St. Louis 20-7
Seattle Defeats Dallas 17-14

AFC Divisional Playoffs

Chargers Defeat Colts 35-17
Ravens Defeat Pats 14-10

NFC Divisional Playoffs

Chicago defeats Seattle 38-17
Saints Defeat Philly 30-21

AFC Championship
Ravens Defeat Chargers 17-10

NFC Championship
Chicago Defeats the Saints 24-21

SuperBowl XLI
Ravens Defeat Chicago 24-10 (Reminiscence of Tampa Bay beating Oakland.)

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Trinity

SuperBowl XLI
Ravens Defeat Chicago 24-10 (Reminiscence of Tampa Bay beating Oakland.)[/QUOTE]


Tampa Bay vs Oakland was best offense verus best defense

Styles™

Yea and the best defense won the game, as I suspect will happen again...

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New School Fire

Meh, I am a huge Falcons fan but unfortuneatly, i see no hope for them this year, but im calling it, 2008 Falcons vs. Broncos at the 2008 Superbowl.
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Tampa Bay vs Oakland was best offense verus best defense[/QUOTE]

Yes, but I meant it like Tampa Bay's defense was just dominating.

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Trinity

oh okay i see your point now, but i think the Chargers are a shoe-in for the AFC superbowl bid