So, here we go:
AFC
East
W-L
1. Patriots 13-3 (1)
2. Bills 9-7
3. Jets 6-10
4. Dolphins 4-12
North
W-L
1. Ravens 10-6 (3)
2. Bengals 9-7 (5)
3. Steelers 9-7
4. Browns 4-12
South
W-L
1. Texans 11-5 (2)
2. Titans 8-8
3. Colts 5-11
4. Jaguars 2-14
West
W-L
1. Chiefs 10-6 (4)
2. Broncos 9-7 (6)
3. Raiders 8-8
4. Chargers 8-8
AFC Playoffs
Wild Card Round (Jan. 5-6)
(3) Ravens over (6) Broncos
(5) Bengals over (4) Chiefs
Divisional Round (Jan. 12-13)
(1) Patriots over Bengals
Ravens over (2) Texans
AFC Championship (Jan. 20)
Patriots over Ravens
NFC
East
W-L
1. Giants 10-6 (3)
2. Eagles 10-6 (6)
3. Cowboys 9-7
4. Redskins 6-10
North
W-L
1. Packers 13-3 (1)
2. Bears 10-6 (5)
3. Lions 9-7
4. Vikings 5-11
South
W-L
1. Saints 10-6 (4)
2. Falcons 9-7
3. Panthers 9-7
4. Bucs 7-9
West
W-L
1. 49ers 11-5 (2)
2. Seahawks 8-8
3. Cardinals 6-10
4. Rams 5-11
NFC Playoffs
Wild Card Round (Jan. 5-6)
(6) Eagles over (3) Giants
(5) Bears over (4) Saints
Divisional Round (Jan. 12-13)
(1) Packers over Eagles
Bears over (2) 49ers
NFC Championship (Jan. 20)
Bears over Packers
Super Bowl XLVII (Feb. 3)
Bears over Patriots
NFL MVP: Tom Brady, Patriots
With threats in Gronkowski, Hernandez, Welker, and Lloyd, look for Brady to have his usual stellar performance.
Offensive Player of the Year: Drew Brees, Saints
Should put up big numbers again in the Saints' pass-happy offense, and his leadership will be looked upon to lead the team in place of Sean Payton.
Defensive Player of the Year: Patrick Willis, 49ers
A monster inside, possibly the best all-around linebacker in the NFL today. Somewhat appropriate he wears #52, as he reminds me a lot of Ray Lewis.
A monster inside, possibly the best all-around linebacker in the NFL today. Somewhat appropriate he wears #52, as he reminds me a lot of Ray Lewis.
Offensive Rookie of the Year: Russell Wilson, Seahawks
Dual-threat, accurate QB who has potential and a high ceiling. As recently as 2 weeks ago, I would've picked RGIII or Luck, but Russell has turned me into a believer.
Defensive Rookie of the Year: Luke Kuechly, Panthers
He's expected to take on a major role for the Panthers defense, and he has a high ceiling, and high potential at linebacker. If there are injuries, expect Kuechly to take on a bigger role.
Coach of the Year: Romeo Crennel, Chiefs
After the failures and disappointments in Cleveland, the Chiefs will build on their strong finish last year and win the AFC West.
He's expected to take on a major role for the Panthers defense, and he has a high ceiling, and high potential at linebacker. If there are injuries, expect Kuechly to take on a bigger role.
Coach of the Year: Romeo Crennel, Chiefs
After the failures and disappointments in Cleveland, the Chiefs will build on their strong finish last year and win the AFC West.
Teams that made the playoffs last year I think will miss them this year:
Steelers, Falcons, Lions
Teams that missed the playoffs last year that I think will make them this year:
Chiefs, Eagles, Bears
Teams that I think will not make the playoffs, but don't be too surprised if they do:
Bills, Steelers, Titans, Chargers, Raiders, Cowboys, Lions, Falcons, Panthers, Seahawks
Dark horse contenders:
Broncos, Bengals, Eagles, Saints
Most improved teams of 2012:
Chiefs, Panthers, Bills
Most disappointing teams of 2012:
Steelers, Chargers, Cowboys, Lions, Falcons
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