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I think NE finishes with an 11-5 record...I think they lose at least one more home game to SF or Houston and one division game,perhaps to Miami.
11-5 to me will be the 2nd best record in the conference,Houston wins the conference and HFA in a laughing runaway at 14-2 or 13-3
I still think despite most of you thinking the Ravens are in shambles will be sadly mistaken,they still have a good coach and solid nucleus of players including Ed Reed and Suggs on defense and they are better overall than the aging Steelers.
Because of the controversial FG when NE played Baltimore,that FG might very well make the difference in NE playing on Wild Card weekend then getting a bye week.....I think Baltimore also finishes at 11-5 as North champ and wins the tiebreaker for the 2nd seed and bye week over NE.
I think New England will face at home either Cincinnati,Oakland,Miami or Pittsburgh on WC weekend
Baltimore won't lose the rest of their games or anything, but they are in trouble when it comes to trying to get a first round bye or even possibly winning the division. Their defense was average before Webb and Lewis went out and now they may be below average. Look at their last three games and you will see a team on a decline even though they went 2-1 in those games. They barely beat a God awful Chiefs and couldn't score more than 9 points. They beat the Cowboys off a missed last second field goal by the Cowboys. They got crushed by the Texans. And let's not forget that they didn't really impress against Cleveland at home four games ago.
Looking at the Ravens' schedule, they should lose at least one of the Steelers games, to Denver, and to the Giants. Other games they could lose include the other Steelers' game, Washington, Cinci, and the Chargers.
I think the Ravens and Steelers may be in a dog fight for the division and 10-6 and even 9-7 could win that division. I could see the Ravens losing 5 games if they don't fix that defense.
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