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beakybird wrote:
So, I'm thinking we get a Seattle/Washington NFC championship.
I think Carolina is quite beatable and lost alot of momentum after the Beckham/Norman fiasco. They wont survive a red-hot Seattle offense with Lynch back. Russell Wilson will be pulling off more of his crunch time magic.
Just a hunch Washington goes on a run. Jordan Reed is shaping up to be Gronk Jr., and I think we're seeing the development of Kirk Cousins to a legit NFL QB. It'd take alot for them to go into Arizona and win a game, but Arizona got hammered week 17 going into a bye. Not liking that trend.
In the AFC I see things going a little more conventionally. New England/Pittsburgh.
I think the Pats have been playing possum a bit down the stretch. That and having a fully healthy Gronk and Amendola as well as a mostly healthy Edelman will kick start that offense quite a bit. I'd be willing to bet they drop 40 on whomever has the misfortune of crossing their path in the divisional round, which is probably the Chiefs.
Bengals aren't staying in a shootout with their backup QB. With DeAngelo Williams hurt, Pittsburgh is likely to throw the ball close to 60 times. That by default will lead to alot of points. Pittsburgh big. Bengals really needed that bye.
From there, we'd get an NFC championship game in Washington of all places. Washington's much better at home. Seattle's not as good on the road. Makes it close but I can't see Seattle losing that game.
Nor could I see New England losing in that scenario.
So i got the boring Patriots/Seahawks Super Bowl 50.
What do you guys think?
I think Carolina is quite beatable and lost alot of momentum after the Beckham/Norman fiasco. They wont survive a red-hot Seattle offense with Lynch back. Russell Wilson will be pulling off more of his crunch time magic.
Just a hunch Washington goes on a run. Jordan Reed is shaping up to be Gronk Jr., and I think we're seeing the development of Kirk Cousins to a legit NFL QB. It'd take alot for them to go into Arizona and win a game, but Arizona got hammered week 17 going into a bye. Not liking that trend.
In the AFC I see things going a little more conventionally. New England/Pittsburgh.
I think the Pats have been playing possum a bit down the stretch. That and having a fully healthy Gronk and Amendola as well as a mostly healthy Edelman will kick start that offense quite a bit. I'd be willing to bet they drop 40 on whomever has the misfortune of crossing their path in the divisional round, which is probably the Chiefs.
Bengals aren't staying in a shootout with their backup QB. With DeAngelo Williams hurt, Pittsburgh is likely to throw the ball close to 60 times. That by default will lead to alot of points. Pittsburgh big. Bengals really needed that bye.
From there, we'd get an NFC championship game in Washington of all places. Washington's much better at home. Seattle's not as good on the road. Makes it close but I can't see Seattle losing that game.
Nor could I see New England losing in that scenario.
So i got the boring Patriots/Seahawks Super Bowl 50.
What do you guys think?
I think Denver's defense is so good, it doesn't matter who their quarterback is, and they emerge as not just AFC champions but are just flat out awarded the NFC championship as well, just cause they're that awesome. Then the starters beat the backups in the Super Bowl. Count on it like the sun rising in the east.
09 Jan 2016, 10:05 am
Aristophanes wrote:
beakybird wrote:
So, I'm thinking we get a Seattle/Washington NFC championship.
I think Carolina is quite beatable and lost alot of momentum after the Beckham/Norman fiasco. They wont survive a red-hot Seattle offense with Lynch back. Russell Wilson will be pulling off more of his crunch time magic.
Just a hunch Washington goes on a run. Jordan Reed is shaping up to be Gronk Jr., and I think we're seeing the development of Kirk Cousins to a legit NFL QB. It'd take alot for them to go into Arizona and win a game, but Arizona got hammered week 17 going into a bye. Not liking that trend.
In the AFC I see things going a little more conventionally. New England/Pittsburgh.
I think the Pats have been playing possum a bit down the stretch. That and having a fully healthy Gronk and Amendola as well as a mostly healthy Edelman will kick start that offense quite a bit. I'd be willing to bet they drop 40 on whomever has the misfortune of crossing their path in the divisional round, which is probably the Chiefs.
Bengals aren't staying in a shootout with their backup QB. With DeAngelo Williams hurt, Pittsburgh is likely to throw the ball close to 60 times. That by default will lead to alot of points. Pittsburgh big. Bengals really needed that bye.
From there, we'd get an NFC championship game in Washington of all places. Washington's much better at home. Seattle's not as good on the road. Makes it close but I can't see Seattle losing that game.
Nor could I see New England losing in that scenario.
So i got the boring Patriots/Seahawks Super Bowl 50.
What do you guys think?
I think Carolina is quite beatable and lost alot of momentum after the Beckham/Norman fiasco. They wont survive a red-hot Seattle offense with Lynch back. Russell Wilson will be pulling off more of his crunch time magic.
Just a hunch Washington goes on a run. Jordan Reed is shaping up to be Gronk Jr., and I think we're seeing the development of Kirk Cousins to a legit NFL QB. It'd take alot for them to go into Arizona and win a game, but Arizona got hammered week 17 going into a bye. Not liking that trend.
In the AFC I see things going a little more conventionally. New England/Pittsburgh.
I think the Pats have been playing possum a bit down the stretch. That and having a fully healthy Gronk and Amendola as well as a mostly healthy Edelman will kick start that offense quite a bit. I'd be willing to bet they drop 40 on whomever has the misfortune of crossing their path in the divisional round, which is probably the Chiefs.
Bengals aren't staying in a shootout with their backup QB. With DeAngelo Williams hurt, Pittsburgh is likely to throw the ball close to 60 times. That by default will lead to alot of points. Pittsburgh big. Bengals really needed that bye.
From there, we'd get an NFC championship game in Washington of all places. Washington's much better at home. Seattle's not as good on the road. Makes it close but I can't see Seattle losing that game.
Nor could I see New England losing in that scenario.
So i got the boring Patriots/Seahawks Super Bowl 50.
What do you guys think?
I think Denver's defense is so good, it doesn't matter who their quarterback is, and they emerge as not just AFC champions but are just flat out awarded the NFC championship as well, just cause they're that awesome. Then the starters beat the backups in the Super Bowl. Count on it like the sun rising in the east.
Heh. Very likely scenario you've described there. Denver fan much?
Seriously man, if I were to pick any team riding it's D to the championship it'd be the Texans. While I think Denver's D is very good, Pittsburgh b***h slapped the hell out them only a few weeks ago. That D couldn't even hold, what, a 20 point lead? Ben to Brown is unstoppable right now. You just can't scheme Brown out of the game on D. And I think Denver's D is just a touch overrated on the back of an exceptional early showing on the back of playing some weaker opponents.
Sorry, I just go all serious amateur sports analyst when talking about this stuff...
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