blackglass3

My co-worker and I did team positions and playoff results up until the respective championship games. We came up with Eagles at Falcons and Broncos At Patriots. And he hates the Patriots, but he's sold on them not having a Super Bowl hangover.

Oh, and Prisco is an idiot, ballwashing us or not.

MrNathanDrake

Broncos? No way.

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Bring on the 2012 Season

robertweathers

I have them anywhere between 10-6 and 7-9...

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sly24

I prefer we lose a game or 2 in the regular season and win in the playoffs.

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blackglass3

Didn't do records, but we had the Broncos as 4th seed. They beat the 5th seed Titans in the first round, then upset the 2 seed Ravens. The 6th seed Steelers beat the 3 seed Texans, then lose to us at home.

ausbacker

I'd prefer the Patriots lost no games and enjoy the number 1 ranked offense, defense and special teams units.

Is that too much to ask?

supafly

They should almost definitely push for at least a WC spot, so it's not that bad of a choice.

Adding a QB like Manning to a team who can take advantage of playing at Mile High should allow them to push for double digit wins, at least IMO.

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supafly

For some reason I am expecting a bit of a drop off for all 3 of the AFCN teams. I'm not sold on the Bengals at all, the Steelers may have some adjusting to do with the change of OC's, and the Ravens may also experience a drop off too with the loss of Suggs etc.

That said, PIT and BAL will likely still somehow be a pain in the ass for us on some level, just like most yrs...I am just giving a gut-feeling prediction that I don't see them being as tough as last year.

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Uncle Rico

That's the spirit! I don't buy into the "oh no, the Pats can't go for 16-0 because if they do they'll lose in the Super Bowl again" attitude. Bill Polian and his Colts proved very clearly that wussing out on the pursuit of perfection doesn't make you champs either. Winning does that.

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sevengables_2207

Though I doubt the Pats go undefeated, it is conceivable that they manage to. IIRC, the team's losses in the regular season over the past two years occurred in matchups where the team was in a shootout, had turnover issues, or just failed to execute in crucial situations. It was not a case of simply being overwhelmed by a superior opponent. In a game of inches where a few bounces of the ball can swing momentum, an undefeated season is a possibility.