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Five of them have the Pats winning the Super Bowl. Pittsburgh is the consensus pick with seven votes.
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I know all about the benefits of 20-20 hindsight and can understand picking the Cowboys or Chargers, but how do you justify the prediction of Wade Phillips, Brad Childress or Norv Turner as Coach of the Year?
Michael Wilbon had the Pats going 9-7 - before Brady's injury; Mike and Mike went with the Cowboys and Vikings; Marshall Faulk had the Jets winning the AFC East; Peter King had the Pats over the Cowboys; Tom Curran had the Eagles over the Chargers; and eerily, Don Banks predicted in preseason that Brady would miss some time in '08 (though one to three games was his call.)
I know all about the benefits of 20-20 hindsight and can understand picking the Cowboys or Chargers, but how do you justify the prediction of Wade Phillips, Brad Childress or Norv Turner as Coach of the Year?
Michael Wilbon had the Pats going 9-7 - before Brady's injury; Mike and Mike went with the Cowboys and Vikings; Marshall Faulk had the Jets winning the AFC East; Peter King had the Pats over the Cowboys; Tom Curran had the Eagles over the Chargers; and eerily, Don Banks predicted in preseason that Brady would miss some time in '08 (though one to three games was his call.)
My favorite phrase for this time of the year is: Preseason Predictions are like arseholes, everyone has one and most stink. It isn't a tired phrase because it isn't true. I look at preseason predictions for laughs.