PatsFans.com Menu
PatsFans.com - The Hub For New England Patriots Fans

The annual predict the Patriots season thread.


Status
Not open for further replies.

PATSNUTme

Paranoid Homer ex-moderator
PatsFans.com Supporter
Joined
Aug 14, 2005
Messages
15,347
Reaction score
1,568
Monday, Sept. 12: at Dolphins (7 p.m.)

Sunday, Sept. 18: vs. Chargers (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Sept. 25: at Bills (1 p.m.)

Sunday, Oct. 2: at Raiders (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Oct. 9: vs. Jets (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Oct. 16: vs. Cowboys (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Oct. 23: BYE

Sunday, Oct. 30: at Steelers (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Nov. 6: vs. Giants (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Nov. 13: at Jets (8:20 p.m.)

Monday, Nov. 21: vs. Chiefs (8:30 p.m.)

Sunday, Nov. 27: at Eagles (4:15 p.m.)

Sunday, Dec. 4: vs. Colts (8:20 p.m.)

Sunday, Dec. 11: at Redskins (1 p.m.)

Sunday, Dec. 18: at Broncos (4:15 p.m.)

Saturday, Dec. 24: vs. Dolphins (1 p.m.)

Sunday, Jan. 1: vs. Bills (1 p.m.)
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-players-who-will-be-cut-during-training-camp
Please post your predictions for the 2011 Patriots season on this thread. Post who you think they will beat and who you think they will lose to, Post your final regular season record.

After that you can predict the division winners, wild card teams, AFC and NFC champions and Super Bowl champions. You can even predict when I will get a hole-in-one that I just missed by 2 inches last week.

The thread will be closed just before Miami game. The winner(s) who predicts the Patriots regular season by wins and losses will get a great big
th_applause.gif
 
Last edited:
@ Dolphins W
Chargers W
@ Bills W
@ Raiders W
Jets W
Cowboys W
@Steelers L
Giants L
@Jets L
Chiefs W
@ Eagles L
Colts W
@ Redskins W
@ Broncos W
Dolphins W
Bills W

Total 12-4
 
at Dolphins W
vs. Chargers W
at Bills W
at Raiders W
vs. Jets W
vs. Cowboys W
at Steelers W
vs. Giants W

at Jets L
vs. Chiefs W
at Eagles L
vs. Colts W
at Redskins W

at Broncos L
vs. Dolphins W
vs. Bills W


Final Record: 13-3
AFC East Division Winners



AFC East: New England
AFC North: Baltimore
AFC South: Houston
AFC West: San Diego

AFC Wildcards: NY Jets, Kansas City

NFC East: Philadelphia
NFC North: Green Bay
NFC South: Atlanta
NFC West: St. Louis

NFC Wildcards: New Orleans, Detroit

AFC Champions: New England (**** it, why not?)
NFC Champions: Atlanta

Super Bowl Champions: New England (YAY homer!)

Comments:

New England's schedule this year is good and bad. The Pats get the Chargers early, and the Jets at home first, which are the good things. The bad is that there is a trip to Miami in week 1 and I was very tempted to put that in the loss column. New England and Miami traditionally split the series anyway, but I just can't see the Pats laying a stinker out of the gate, so going to Miami in Week 1 as opposed to Week 3 is probably a better deal for the Pats.

There will probably be one of those head-scratchers like the Cleveland game from last year, and I've got my eye on that Broncos game. I was tempted to pick Oakland, what with the long trip, Seymour being hungry, and a really good running game in Oakland, but their secondary sucks again and I think Brady will have a good olde thyme.

Pittsburgh is notorious for succumbing to the Super Bowl hangover, win or lose, so I've got them out of the playoffs and put Kansas City in over what I think will be a resurgent Browns team.

I'm going on the assumption that Peyton is going to be either out or a shadow of himself this season, on a team that is already a little suspect. Indianapolis misses the playoffs for the first time in a while, and I'm finally on the Houston playoff bandwagon.

Pretty straightforward in the NFC, except Atlanta over New Orleans. I think that division could go either way, but the Falcons look like a team on the rise, so I'll give it to them, leaving a really strong Saints team in the Wild Card.

The Jets will beat the Chargers, and they and Pats will meet again in the Divisional Round in Foxboro, but I expect a different result this time. Baltimore should make easy work of the Texans, who will beat the Chiefs. Baltimore comes to New England and the Pats get to exorcise another demon en route to the Super Bowl.

Matt Ryan vs. his idol in the Super Bowl, but, spurred on by Myra, the Pats pull it out and ride off into the sunset.

Homerific? I guess, but I had them at (what I thought was a very rationally thought out) 11-5 last year and most people gave me a ****eyed look, so there you go.
 
at Miami- win
San Diego win
at Buffalo win
at oakland - loss
NYJ- Win
Dallas-Win
at pitt - win
nyg- win
at nyj- loss
kc- win
at philly - win
indy- win
at wash -win
at denver win
miami- win
buffalo- win

Final record 14-2

Division champs- pats, pittsburgh, houston, san diego
wild card - baltimore and oakland

Nfc division champs- philly, green bay, new orleans, arizona
wild card- atlanta detroit..

Super bowl- Pats vs Saints
 
This season is hard to predict as there are a lot of new faces (85, Hanyesworth, Ellis, safeties, Waters) starting on both sides of the ball. It will all come down to how they step up.

NE @ MIA - L (Pats never play well in Miami and with some significant turnover they will need a game to build that chemistry)
SD @ NE - W (they get their ish together at home against a good team)
NE @ BUF - W
NE @ OAK - W
NYJ @ NE - W (These two teams always seem to split the season winning at home)
DAL @ NE - W (tough to beat at home)
NE @ PIT - L (Pitt still remembers last years loss on national television)
NYG @ NE - W (tough to beat at home)
NE @ NYJ - L (Jets get their one win against the Pats for the season)
KC @ NE - W (KC will be having QB issues at this point)
NE @ PHI - L ( I'd rather play Philadelphia early in the year. At this point they will be clicking on all cylinders)
IND @ NE - W (Indy just isn't the same team they once were)
NE @ WAS - W (Washington will be in the Andrew Luck sweepstakes at this point)
NE @ DEN - W (Pats don't play well in Denver, but with McDaniels gone BB has the advantage)
MIA @ NE - W (Miami never wins @ NE in December)
BUF @ NE - W

12-4. I also predict PATSNUTme to hit a hole-in-one next time he plays mini golf :)
 
Last edited:
12-4 if everything goes according to plan.

This Patriot team still has a lot of youth.
 
Give me a home loss to Dallas, road losses to WAS and PIT.

WAS can be replaced with NYG or PHI, I choose WAS because they have an underrated team and are the perfect upset the Pats always lose.
 
I've been watching the Patriots since the 1970s.

I have absolutely no rationale for saying this but I feel strongly about it, I feel it in my bones. This particular Patriots team has a tendency to get c+ocky, just like its starting QB. They go into games sometimes feeling like they are going to roll the other team, and then they get punched in the face and don't respond so well.

They took the Cleveland Browns lightly last year.

And here's what I'll believe until my dying day: after slaughtering the Jets 45-3, they went into the playoff game way, way, way overconfident. And that was a significant factor in the loss.

Gone are the Rodney Harrisons, Mike Vrabels and Tedy Bruschis who channeled bulletin board material into a feeling of being insulted, which translated into the Patriots taking on the perpetual underdog role.

This team--as young teams will--tends to get a little full of itself.
 
Last edited:
@ Dolphins (7 p.m.) L
vs Chargers (4:15 p.m.) L
@ Bills (1 p.m.) W
@ Raiders (4:15 p.m.) W
vs Jets (4:15 p.m.) W
vs Cowboys (4:15 p.m.) W
BYE
@ Steelers (4:15 p.m.) W
vs Giants (4:15 p.m.) W
@ Jets (8:20 p.m.) L
vs Chiefs (8:30 p.m.) W
@ Eagles (4:15 p.m.) W
vs Colts (8:20 p.m.) W
@ Redskins (1 p.m.) W
@ Broncos (4:15 p.m.) W
vs Dolphins (1 p.m.) W
vs Bills (1 p.m.) W

Total: 13-3
 
@Dolphins: L 0-1. Dolphins will treat this as their Super Bowl. We tend to lose in Miami most seasons too, don't forget.

Chargers: W 1-1.

@Bills: L 1-2. Yep, it's the year I think...

@Raiders: W 2-2.
Jets: W 3-2.

Cowboys: L 3-3. Ryan brothers prevail again...

@Steelers: W 4-3.

Giants: W 5-3. I'm predicting right now that this game will be the closest of the season for the Pats.

@Jets: L 5-4.
Chiefs: W 6-4.

@Eagles: W 7-4. I think we'll figure them out.

Colts: W 8-4.

@Redskins: L 8-5. Isn't BB historically weak to Shanahan?

@Broncos: W 9-5.
Dolphins: W 10-5.
Bills: W 11-5.

Who knows about the playoffs? I thought we would win the SB last year...:bricks::bricks::bricks:
 
Last edited:
I've been watching the Patriots since the 1970s.

I have absolutely no rationale for saying this but I feel strongly about it, I feel it in my bones. This particular Patriots team has a tendency to get c+ocky, just like its starting QB. They go into games sometimes feeling like they are going to roll the other team, and then they get punched in the face and don't respond so well.

They took the Cleveland Browns lightly last year.

And here's what I'll believe until my dying day: after slaughtering the Jets 45-3, they went into the playoff game way, way, way overconfident. And that was a significant factor in the loss.

Gone are the Rodney Harrisons, Mike Vrabels and Tedy Bruschis who channeled bulletin board material into a feeling of being insulted, which translated into the Patriots taking on the perpetual underdog role.

This team--as young teams will--tends to get a little full of itself.

Was there a prediction in there somewhere...LOL
 
at Miami- w
San Diego - l
at Buffalo w
at oakland - l
NYJ- w
Dallas-w
at pitt - l
nyg- w
at nyj- l
kc- w
at philly - w
indy- w
at wash -w
at denver - l
miami- w
buffalo- w

11-5, a win on wildcard weekend (as div winner or wc team) and a loss on divisional playoff weekend...too many questions on the offensive line, receiver, and running back for this team to go far into the playoffs. also, Brady needs to show fans he can make plays to win games again come playoff time - something he hasn't done in quite some time...
 
@ Dolphins W
Chargers W
@ Bills W
@ Raiders W
Jets W
Cowboys W
@Steelers L
Giants L
@Jets L
Chiefs W
@ Eagles L
Colts W
@ Redskins W
@ Broncos W
Dolphins W
Bills W

Total 12-4

one small change for me. Brady has owned steelers and I mark it down as a win, so 13-3 for me and a lombardy please ....
 
First of all there is NO WAY Tony Romo & the Cowboys will go on the road and beat the Pats.

I think this team played a little over its head last year and comes back down to earth. My prediction is 11-5, tied for 1st with the NY Jets. Also think that this year the Bills finally beat us.
 
Monday, Sept. 12: at Dolphins (7 p.m.) W

Sunday, Sept. 18: vs. Chargers (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Sept. 25: at Bills (1 p.m.) W

Sunday, Oct. 2: at Raiders (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Oct. 9: vs. Jets (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Oct. 16: vs. Cowboys (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Oct. 23: BYE

Sunday, Oct. 30: at Steelers (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Nov. 6: vs. Giants (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Nov. 13: at Jets (8:20 p.m.) L

Monday, Nov. 21: vs. Chiefs (8:30 p.m.) W

Sunday, Nov. 27: at Eagles (4:15 p.m.) W

Sunday, Dec. 4: vs. Colts (8:20 p.m.) W

Sunday, Dec. 11: at Redskins (1 p.m.) W

Sunday, Dec. 18: at Broncos (4:15 p.m.) W

Saturday, Dec. 24: vs. Dolphins (1 p.m.) W

Sunday, Jan. 1: vs. Bills (1 p.m.) W
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...-players-who-will-be-cut-during-training-camp
Please post your predictions for the 2011 Patriots season on this thread. Post who you think they will beat and who you think they will lose to, Post your final regular season record.

After that you can predict the division winners, wild card teams, AFC and NFC champions and Super Bowl champions. You can even predict when I will get a hole-in-one that I just missed by 2 inches last week.

The thread will be closed just before Miami game. The winner(s) who predicts the Patriots regular season by wins and losses will get a great big
th_applause.gif

I guess I have them at 15 and 1, pretty homerish I guess. I guess, I can see them losing to Denvers, since that is their MO. Also, maybe the Chargers, but all the games are winnable.
 
Last edited:
@ Dolphins L
Chargers L
@ Bills W
@ Raiders W
Jets W
Cowboys W
@Steelers L
Giants W
@Jets L
Chiefs W
@ Eagles W
Colts W
@ Redskins W
@ Broncos L
Dolphins W
Bills W

11-5
 
Dolphins = Loss
Chargers = Loss
Bills = Win
Raiders = Win
Jets = Win
Cowboys = Win
Steelers = Win
Giants = Win
Jets = Loss
Chiefs = Win
Eagles = Loss
Colts = Loss
Redskins = Win
Broncos = Win
Dolphins = Win
Bills = Win

Regular Season = 11 and 5.

Post Season

Ravens = Win
Jets = Win
Falcons= Win
 
Monday, Sept. 12: at Dolphins (7 p.m.) W 27-10

Sunday, Sept. 18: vs. Chargers (4:15 p.m.) W 20-17

Sunday, Sept. 25: at Bills (1 p.m.) W 38-13

Sunday, Oct. 2: at Raiders (4:15 p.m.) L 17-13

Sunday, Oct. 9: vs. Jets (4:15 p.m.)W 28-20

Sunday, Oct. 16: vs. Cowboys (4:15 p.m.)W 31-17

Sunday, Oct. 23: BYE

Sunday, Oct. 30: at Steelers (4:15 p.m.) W 41-20

Sunday, Nov. 6: vs. Giants (4:15 p.m.) W 21-17

Sunday, Nov. 13: at Jets (8:20 p.m.) W26-20(OT)

Monday, Nov. 21: vs. Chiefs (8:30 p.m.) W38-6

Sunday, Nov. 27: at Eagles (4:15 p.m.) W27-24

Sunday, Dec. 4: vs. Colts (8:20 p.m.) W38-34

Sunday, Dec. 11: at Redskins (1 p.m.)W 41-7

Sunday, Dec. 18: at Broncos (4:15 p.m.) L21-13

Saturday, Dec. 24: vs. Dolphins (1 p.m.) W35-10

Sunday, Jan. 1: vs. Bills (1 p.m.) W 24-7


AFC East AFC West AFC North AFC South
Patriots 14-2 Chargers 10-6 Baltimore 11-5 Indianapolis 12-4
Jets 11-5* Chiefs 7-9 Pittsburgh 9-7 Tennessee 9-7*
Bills 7-9 Broncos 6-10 Cleveland 4-12 Houston 7-9
Dolphins 5-11 Raiders 4-12 Cincinnati 3-13 Jacksonville 4-12

NFC East NFC West NFC North NFC South
Philadelphia 12-4 Arizona 8-8 Chicago 11-5 Atlanta 12-4
Dallas 10-6* San Francisco 7-9 Green Bay 10-6 Tampa Bay 10-6*
NY Giants 9-7 St. Louis 6-10 Detroit 5-11 New Orleans 9-7
Washington 5-11 Seattle 4-12 Minnesota 5-11 Carolina 4-12

Wildcard :Jets 20,Chargers 17(Norv will finally be fired) Ravens 27, Titans 13
Dallas 27,Arizona 20 Tampa Bay 30, Chicago 20
Divisional Round:patriots 24,Jets 17 Colts 27, Ravens 10 Tampa Bay 28 Philadelphia 14 Atlanta 31 Dallas 14
AFC Championship game:patriots 27, Colts 20 Tampa Bay 23 Atlanta 20(OT)
Super Bowl 46:patriots 24 Tampa Bay 21 Super Bowl MVP:Tom Brady
 
Status
Not open for further replies.


Thursday Patriots Notebook 4/25: News and Notes
Patriots Kraft ‘Involved’ In Decision Making?  Zolak Says That’s Not the Case
MORSE: Final First Round Patriots Mock Draft
Slow Starts: Stark Contrast as Patriots Ponder Which Top QB To Draft
Wednesday Patriots Notebook 4/24: News and Notes
Tuesday Patriots Notebook 4/23: News and Notes
MORSE: Final 7 Round Patriots Mock Draft, Matthew Slater News
Bruschi’s Proudest Moment: Former LB Speaks to MusketFire’s Marshall in Recent Interview
Monday Patriots Notebook 4/22: News and Notes
Patriots News 4-21, Kraft-Belichick, A.J. Brown Trade?
Back
Top