FormerCawoodTrojan Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Each Division Winner NFL MVP NFL Defensive Player of the Year NFC/AFC Rookies of the Year NFC/AFC Champs Super Bowl Champs What say you...
FormerCawoodTrojan Posted August 16, 2009 Author Posted August 16, 2009 I'm going with: Patriots Steelers Chargers Titans Cowboys Vikings Saints Cardinals Pats and Cowboys in the Super Bowl with Pats winning. Brady returns to MVP form. Polamolu Defensive MVP AFC Rookie of the Year -- Sanchez NFC Rookie of the Year -- Curry
halfback20 Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Patriots Steelers Chargers Colts Giants Packers Panthers Cardinals Giants and Patriots in the super bowl again, with the Giants winning again.
Godot Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Patriots Giants and Patriots in the super bowl again, with the Giants winning again.
5wide Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Off the top of my head... Patriots Steelers Titans Chargers Eagles Vikings Falcons Cardinals MVP: Tom Brady Def. POY: DeMarcus Ware ROY: Aaron Curry, Knowshon Moreno Super Bowl: Patriots def. Eagles
halfback20 Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 People laughed at me last year when I predicted the Giants to win the NFC East...and they went 12-4. If Burress hadn't shot himself in the leg we might have seen another run through the playoffs for the G-Men. They got a better shot than the Redskins. :jump:
halfback20 Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Off the top of my head... Patriots Steelers Titans Chargers Eagles Vikings Falcons Cardinals MVP: Tom Brady Def. POY: DeMarcus Ware ROY: Aaron Curry, Knowshon Moreno Super Bowl: Patriots def. Eagles I don't think the Eagles will be as good as everyone thinks. Westbrook will not be as good this year IMO...and their defense could struggle without Dawkins.
BigSpikes Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 Each Division Winner NFL MVP NFL Defensive Player of the Year NFC/AFC Rookies of the Year NFC/AFC Champs Super Bowl Champs AFC East-New England Patriots AFC North-Pittsburgh Steelers AFC South-Indianapolis Colts AFC West-San Diego Chargers NFC East-Philadelphia Eagles NFC North-Minnesota Vikings NFC South-Carolina Panthers NFC West-Seattle Seahawks AFC Wildcard-Tennessee Titans, Baltimore Ravens NFC Wildcard-Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears NFL MVP-Adrian Peterson-Minnesota Vikings NFL Defensive Player of the Year-Nnamdi Asoghmu-Oakland Raiders AFC Offensive Rookie of the Year-Andre Smith-Cincinnati Bengals AFC Defensive Rookie of the Year-Larry English-San Diego Chargers NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year-Jeremy Maclin-Philadelphia Eagles NFC Defensive Rookie of the Year-Brian Orakpo-Washington Redskins AFC Champs-Pittsburgh Steelers NFC Champs-Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Champs-Philadelphia Eagles.
Godot Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 They got a better shot than the Redskins. I hear that, I'll be happy if they make the playoffs and win a game.
5wide Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 I don't think the Eagles will be as good as everyone thinks. Westbrook will not be as good this year IMO...and their defense could struggle without Dawkins. You didn't need to post that...I already knew what you thought.
FormerCawoodTrojan Posted August 16, 2009 Author Posted August 16, 2009 People laughed at me last year when I predicted the Giants to win the NFC East...and they went 12-4. If Burress hadn't shot himself in the leg we might have seen another run through the playoffs for the G-Men. They got a better shot than the Redskins. :jump: So, without buress last year they couldn't win??? What are they going to do without him this year? And Toomer? Steve Smith as a #1??? :confused: I agree, I think the Eagles will be down too. That is why I think the Cowboys take the division. It will be very tight, but I think they are a step ahead in the east.
5wide Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 If the offensive linemen in Philly play up to their potential and mesh as a unit, they'll be the best team in the NFC. If Jason Peters plays like he did in 2008 and they can't develop the cohesion needed from an o-line, they'll underperform. The 5 grunts will determine Philly's fate. I'm guessing they deliver the goods.
halfback20 Posted August 16, 2009 Posted August 16, 2009 So, without buress last year they couldn't win??? What are they going to do without him this year? And Toomer? Steve Smith as a #1??? :confused: I agree, I think the Eagles will be down too. That is why I think the Cowboys take the division. It will be very tight, but I think they are a step ahead in the east. I'm not saying without Burress they couldn't win. I'm saying with Burress they would have had a much better shot at winning. There is a big difference in losing a key player mid season and starting a new season without him. Hixon and Smith were forced to play more immediately. Now they have both had that experience, along with an entire offense to practice with their QB and learn and become better players. Do I think they will dominate? I'm not sure. But I think they'll be better than they were last year. Domenik Hixon will probably start for Burress. He's a different kind of player than Burress. In a limited role last year he showed flashes that he could be very good. A long with Hixon the Giants have Steve Smith, Sinorice Moss, Hakeem Nicks, Ramses Barden, and David Tyree. Not to mention Kevin Boss at TE who has been getting better and better.
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