ET80 Posted June 1, 2021 Share Posted June 1, 2021 14 minutes ago, Chargers said: + a not so great 2022 QB draft = It. IS. The. Worst. Eh. I like Spencer Rattler. He's not Trevor Lawrence, but not many are. Granted... he might return to Oklahoma for the '22 season to avoid the Texans. So, there's that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
August4th Posted June 1, 2021 Share Posted June 1, 2021 The Texans were in a good position to reach a SB with a young franchise QB just a little over a yr and half ago lol 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SteelKing728 Posted June 2, 2021 Author Share Posted June 2, 2021 18 hours ago, ET80 said: Eh. I like Spencer Rattler. He's not Trevor Lawrence, but not many are. Granted... he might return to Oklahoma for the '22 season to avoid the Texans. So, there's that. Desmond Ridder ftw! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ET80 Posted June 2, 2021 Share Posted June 2, 2021 8 minutes ago, SteelKing728 said: Desmond Ridder ftw! I have Ridder and Malik Willis as possible risers - they're 1st round guys, but a good enough effort can turn them into top 3-5 guys. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Raider Posted June 4, 2021 Share Posted June 4, 2021 I'm an old school guy and like to write down my game by game predictions for the season and keep them to look back on, so I can't share a link. But here is how I have each division shaking out Note - These are my predictions under my expectations that Watson doesn't play this upcoming season for the Texans, and Rodgers does play for the Packers starting week 1. AFC NORTH 1. Ravens - 12-5 2. Browns - 10-7 3. Steelers - 9-8 4. Bengals - 4-13 EAST 1. Bills - 12-5 2. Dolphins - 10-7 3. Patriots - 8-9 4. Jets - 3-14 SOUTH 1. Titans - 12-5 2. Colts - 10-7 3. Jaguars - 4-13 4. Texans - 1-16 WEST 1. Chiefs - 15-2 2. Raiders - 10-7 3. Chargers - 9-8 4. Broncos - 5-12 NFC NORTH 1. Packers - 13-4 2. Bears - 9-8 3. Vikings - 5-12 4. Lions - 2-15 EAST 1. Football Team - 10-7 2. Giants - 9-8 3. Cowboys - 8-9 4. Eagles - 6-11 SOUTH 1. Buccaneers - 14-3 2. Saints - 10-7 3. Falcons - 6-11 4. Panthers - 4-13 WEST 1. Rams - 12-5 2. 49ers - 12-5 3. Seahawks - 11-6 4. Cardinals - 7-10 PLAYOFFS Wild Card Bills (4) over Colts (5) - 35-26 Ravens (2) over Dolphins (7) - 27-20 Titans (3) over Raiders (6) - 33-26 Packers (2) over Saints (7) - 38-28 Rams (3) over Seahawks (6) - 23-17 49ers (5) over Football Team (5) 20-16 Divisional Round Chiefs (1) over Bills (4) - 40-30 Titans (3) over Ravens (2) 27-24 Rams (3) over Packers (2) - 35-30 Buccaneers (1) over 49ers (5) 27-21 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Chiefs (1) over Titans (3) - 38-24 Rams (3) over Buccaneers (1) - 21-20 SUPER BOWL Chiefs 31 Rams 28 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TitanSlim Posted June 4, 2021 Share Posted June 4, 2021 9 hours ago, Mr Raider said: I'm an old school guy and like to write down my game by game predictions for the season and keep them to look back on, so I can't share a link. But here is how I have each division shaking out Note - These are my predictions under my expectations that Watson doesn't play this upcoming season for the Texans, and Rodgers does play for the Packers starting week 1. AFC NORTH 1. Ravens - 12-5 2. Browns - 10-7 3. Steelers - 9-8 4. Bengals - 4-13 EAST 1. Bills - 12-5 2. Dolphins - 10-7 3. Patriots - 8-9 4. Jets - 3-14 SOUTH 1. Titans - 12-5 2. Colts - 10-7 3. Jaguars - 4-13 4. Texans - 1-16 WEST 1. Chiefs - 15-2 2. Raiders - 10-7 3. Chargers - 9-8 4. Broncos - 5-12 NFC NORTH 1. Packers - 13-4 2. Bears - 9-8 3. Vikings - 5-12 4. Lions - 2-15 EAST 1. Football Team - 10-7 2. Giants - 9-8 3. Cowboys - 8-9 4. Eagles - 6-11 SOUTH 1. Buccaneers - 14-3 2. Saints - 10-7 3. Falcons - 6-11 4. Panthers - 4-13 WEST 1. Rams - 12-5 2. 49ers - 12-5 3. Seahawks - 11-6 4. Cardinals - 7-10 PLAYOFFS Wild Card Bills (4) over Colts (5) - 35-26 Ravens (2) over Dolphins (7) - 27-20 Titans (3) over Raiders (6) - 33-26 Packers (2) over Saints (7) - 38-28 Rams (3) over Seahawks (6) - 23-17 49ers (5) over Football Team (5) 20-16 Divisional Round Chiefs (1) over Bills (4) - 40-30 Titans (3) over Ravens (2) 27-24 Rams (3) over Packers (2) - 35-30 Buccaneers (1) over 49ers (5) 27-21 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Chiefs (1) over Titans (3) - 38-24 Rams (3) over Buccaneers (1) - 21-20 SUPER BOWL Chiefs 31 Rams 28 AFC Championship appearance with a win over the Ravens. I’ll take that everyday and twice on Sunday. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mr Raider Posted June 4, 2021 Share Posted June 4, 2021 19 minutes ago, TitanSlim said: AFC Championship appearance with a win over the Ravens. I’ll take that everyday and twice on Sunday. Yeah I'm pretty high on the Titans coming into the season. Not really a shock because they have taken a decent amount of guys in the draft that I was very high on (I loved AJ Brown, I had Fulton as my #2 CB last season, Simmons was a guy I was ready to call the steal of the draft immediately after, same can be said this season with Farley (a top 10 overall player for me, and I liked Harold Landry a lot too), and Tannehill was someone I loved and thought could be a much better Qb than most believed he was if put in a better situation (he's still probably been a little better than I even imagined). It really comes down to thinking AJ Brown takes yet another step this year and becomes an elite WR, paired with Henry who is one of the very best backs, tone setter, mentally exhausting to play against players I have ever personally witnessed. I think those guys, with the type of play Tannehill will give you that's steady, a really good OL, and a defense that I think will be much improved over last season, creates a formula that wins a lot of games and is a tough out in the playoffs. I'm betting a lot of that on the development of the young guys like Brown, Simmons, Farley, Fulton, etc, but I also think Bud Dupree with Harold Landry, Autry, and Simmons can be a DL that causes a lot of problems and helps the young back end step their game up. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pf9 Posted July 18, 2021 Share Posted July 18, 2021 I predict that 2021 will be the last season with the current divisional alignment. Several teams will be moved to more geographically appropriate divisions in 2022 - such as Dallas to the NFC South. They'd be in the same division as Tom Brady (by way of the Buccaneers), who is a more marketable name than any QB on the Giants, Eagles, or WFT. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
onejayhawk Posted July 20, 2021 Share Posted July 20, 2021 On 7/17/2021 at 7:42 PM, pf9 said: I predict that 2021 will be the last season with the current divisional alignment. Several teams will be moved to more geographically appropriate divisions in 2022 - such as Dallas to the NFC South. They'd be in the same division as Tom Brady (by way of the Buccaneers), who is a more marketable name than any QB on the Giants, Eagles, or WFT. Dallas will stay in the NFC East until current ownership dies. J Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pf9 Posted July 26, 2021 Share Posted July 26, 2021 Geographically speaking, the Cowboys shouldn't be in the NFC East. It's one of my biggest pet peeves with the NFL alignment. Dallas is only an Eastern city in the loosest sense - that defining the Eastern US as the Eastern and Central Time Zones (a definition that is mostly used for commercial purposes, like TV broadcasting). This would put part of Texas, which observes Mountain Time, in the West. Geographically and culturally, Dallas would be a better fit with Atlanta, New Orleans, and Tampa Bay (the latter only geographically, since that area has a lot of transplants from the North). Furthermore, New Orleans is in a state that borders Texas. Sure not getting to play the Giants, Eagles, and Washington twice a year anymore would disappoint many fans. But right now Tampa Bay is the main attraction in the NFC South as they have Tom Brady as their QB - which as I previously said is more marketable than any QB in the NFC East. And with time, the Falcons, Saints, and Bucs will be accepted as the Cowboys' chief rivals. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hunter2_1 Posted July 30, 2021 Share Posted July 30, 2021 (edited) AFC; 1. KC (15-2) 2. BAL (13-4) 3. BUF (12-5) 4. TEN (11-6) 5. CLE (13-4) 6. LAC (10-7) 7. NE (9-8) CG: KC beats BAL NFC 1. LAR (14-3) 2. TB (12-5) 3. WAS (10-7) 4. GB (10-7) 5. SF (12-5) 6. SEA (11-6) 7. NO (9-8) CG: LAR beat TB Superbowl: LAR 28 - 21 KC * the above won't happen. Edited August 1, 2021 by Hunter2_1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ray Reed Posted July 30, 2021 Share Posted July 30, 2021 On 7/26/2021 at 6:10 PM, pf9 said: Geographically speaking, the Cowboys shouldn't be in the NFC East. It's one of my biggest pet peeves with the NFL alignment. Dallas is only an Eastern city in the loosest sense - that defining the Eastern US as the Eastern and Central Time Zones (a definition that is mostly used for commercial purposes, like TV broadcasting). This would put part of Texas, which observes Mountain Time, in the West. Geographically and culturally, Dallas would be a better fit with Atlanta, New Orleans, and Tampa Bay (the latter only geographically, since that area has a lot of transplants from the North). Furthermore, New Orleans is in a state that borders Texas. Sure not getting to play the Giants, Eagles, and Washington twice a year anymore would disappoint many fans. But right now Tampa Bay is the main attraction in the NFC South as they have Tom Brady as their QB - which as I previously said is more marketable than any QB in the NFC East. And with time, the Falcons, Saints, and Bucs will be accepted as the Cowboys' chief rivals. It’s only right - geographically speaking - to get the Ravens in a division with the Jets, Eagles, and Washington. I support geographic realignment! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
stl4life07 Posted July 30, 2021 Share Posted July 30, 2021 5 hours ago, Hunter2_1 said: AFC; 1. KC (15-2) 2. BAL (13-4) 3. BUF (12-5) 4. TEN (11-6) 5. CLE (13-4) 6. LAC (10-7) 7. NE (9-8) CG: KC beats BAL NFC 1. LAR (14-3) 2. TB (12-5) 3. WAS (10-7) 4. NO (10-7) 5. SF (12-5) 6. SEA (11-6) 7. PHI (9-8) CG: LAR beat TB Superbowl: LAR 28 - 21 KC * the above won't happen. I hope you are right. That’s the Superbowl match I’ve been wanting to see since the MNF classic. What better way to have it but back in LA on the Rams home field again but this time in their true home stadium that being Sofi Stadium and not the LA Coliseum. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ET80 Posted July 31, 2021 Share Posted July 31, 2021 On 7/17/2021 at 7:42 PM, pf9 said: I predict that 2021 will be the last season with the current divisional alignment. I am 100% certain this won't happen. On 7/17/2021 at 7:42 PM, pf9 said: Several teams will be moved to more geographically appropriate divisions in 2022 - such as Dallas to the NFC South. They'd be in the same division as Tom Brady (by way of the Buccaneers), who is a more marketable name than any QB on the Giants, Eagles, or WFT. I'm 200% certain this isn't going to happen. 6 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
notthatbluestuff Posted July 31, 2021 Share Posted July 31, 2021 On 7/18/2021 at 1:42 AM, pf9 said: I predict that 2021 will be the last season with the current divisional alignment. Several teams will be moved to more geographically appropriate divisions in 2022 - such as Dallas to the NFC South. They'd be in the same division as Tom Brady (by way of the Buccaneers), who is a more marketable name than any QB on the Giants, Eagles, or WFT. So they're going to move the Cowboys to the NFC South to take advantage of what, 2-3 years of Tom Brady? Why did the Colts always remain in the AFC South despite not being a Southern team in any way? Surely the league would've wanted to see Manning vs Brady twice a year every year? The NFL is going to choose "culture" and the temporary marketing potential of Cowboys vs Brady over the marketing potential of decades-long NFC East rivalries? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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