NFL Super Bowl, Playoffs and Regular Season Predictions for 2011
Let's just dive right into it, shall we? Here are a few brief headlines within the predictions for the 2011-2012 NFL season.
NFC
— The Green Bay Packers will not repeat as champions.
— NFC will have four new division winners.
— The NFC West will still stink, but the team on top will have a winning record.
— The Dallas Cowboys will surprise everyone.
— The Carolina Panthers, with Cam Newton, will continue to be terrible.
AFC
— The Pittsburgh Steelers will fail to even make the playoffs.
— The Indianapolis Colts will stay healthy and make a deep playoff run.
— The New England Patriots will once again be a dominate force.
— An early season slump will not visit the San Diego Chargers.
— Tebow will lead the Denver Broncos to an even worse record than last year.
Here is the first look at the 2011-2012 NFL season in its entirety.
AFC Regular Season
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The Colts and Patriots will win their divisions in battles that come down to the last two weeks of the season.
Two new teams win their divisions this season in the Ravens and Chargers.
The big news is that the Steelers will crack under the pressure of their schedule and miss the playoffs.
AFC
Colts defeat Patriots on the road which secures them home field throughout the playoffs.
1. Colts
2. Patriots
3. Ravens
4. Chargers
5. Jets (Wild Card)
6. Texans (Wild Card)
NFC Regular Season
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Every NFC division will have a new champion in 2011.
The West will have a team that is above .500 this season.
Jerry Jones will be dancing for joy as the Cowboys head into the playoffs.
NFC
NFC
1. Saints
2. Packers
3. Cowboys
4. Rams
5. Eagles (Wild Card)
6. Falcons (Wild Card)
Wild Card Round
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Only one wild card will advance after the higher seeds push them around. Unlike last season, no wild card will advance to the Super Bowl.
Wild Card Round
AFC
Texans 27—Ravens 21
Chargers 31—Jets 17
NFC
Cowboys 28—Falcons 27
Eagles 24—Rams 17
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Divisional Round
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The one seeds move on and the remaining wild card is put to rest. The 2011-2012 NFL playoffs produces a hard fought and exciting divisional round.
The biggest story is that the Green Bay Packers will not repeat as champions. The Cowboys were always unstoppable in Electric Football.
Divisional Round
AFC
Colts 31—Texans 21
Chargers 21—Patriots 18
NFC
Saints 22—Eagles 21
Cowboys 27—Packers 24
Conference Championships
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Tony Romo and the Cowboys will make a deep playoff run this upcoming season and unlike his past playoff miscues, Romo will play admirably. However, the Saints and Drew Brees will prove to be too much for the Cowboys as they walk away with the NFC Championship.
The Colts and Chargers will have a battle for the ages that rivals any game in the past 10 years. Peyton Manning will do what he so often does and lead the Colts on a last minute drive to victory.
Conference Championships
AFC
Colts 36—Chargers 35
NFC
Saints 24—Cowboys 23
Super Bowl XLVI
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This will be the first time in NFL history that a team plays on their own home field for the Super Bowl. A rematch of the 2010 Super Bowl pits the Indianapolis Colts against the New Orleans Saints but with a different outcome.
Super Bowl
Colts 28 – Saints 27
The Indianapolis Colts will be crowned Super Bowl Champions. Quote me on it!
Read this article to see why you can bank on this happening.
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