2009 NFL Predictions
August 27, 2009
We are just weeks away from the start of another amazing season of NFL football, and I can’t remember a year that I was this excited to see so many teams get on the field. We have the return of the Tom Brady to the Patriots, the signing of Michael Vick by the Eagles, and the living legend Brett Favre back at it again, this time in Minnesota. That’s not even mentioning the Pittsburgh Steelers run at a repeat, or the Cardinals passing attack that exploded in the postseason ready to rock again in 2009. With each NFL season comes surprises and major let downs, just look at the turnaround the Dolphins and Falcons made last season. Then there is the Detroit Lions, who somehow managed to not win a football game last season, and are flirting with the longest losing streak in NFL history if they don’t put a win on the board early this season. With that said here is a look at how I see the 2009 season shaping up, plus an extended look into the postseason, where I crown my 2009 NFL Super Bowl Champions. Check out the current NFL odds for each team to win the Super Bowl at Sportsbook.com.
AFC East:
1. New England Patriots (13-3)
2. Miami Dolphins (9-7)
3. Buffalo Bills (8-8)
4. New York Jets (6-10)
AFC North:
1. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)
2. Baltimore Ravens (10-6)
3. Cincinnati Bengals (8-8)
4. Cleveland Browns (3-13)
AFC South:
1. Indianapolis Colts (12-4)
2. Tennessee Titans (10-6)
3. Houston Texans (8-8)
4. Jacksonville Jaguars (6-10)
AFC West:
1. San Diego Chargers (11-5)
2. Oakland Raiders (6-10)
3. Kansas City Chiefs (5-11)
4. Denver Broncos (4-12)
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NFC East:
1. Philadelphia Eagles (12-4)
2. Dallas Cowboys (11-5)
3. New York Giants (9-7)
4. Washington Redskins (8-8)
NFC North:
1.Minnesota Vikings (11-5)
2. Chicago Bears (10-6)
3. Green Bay Packers (9-7)
4. Detroit Lions (2-14)
NFC South:
1. Atlanta Falcons (10-6)
2. New Orleans Saints (10-6)
3. Carolina Panthers (9-7)
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-11)
NFC West:
1. Arizona Cardinals (10-6)
2. Seattle Seahawks (7-9)
2. San Francisco 49ers (7-9)
4. St. Louis Rams (4-12)
Playoffs: 1st Round
(3) Charges vs. (6) Ravens
(3) Cardinals vs. (6) Saints
(4) Steelers vs. (5) Titans
(4) Falcons vs. (5) Cowboys
Playoffs: 2nd Round
(1) Patriots vs. (6) Ravens
(1) Eagles vs. (6) Saints
(2) Colts vs. (4) Steelers
(2) Vikings vs. (5) Cowboys
Playoffs: 3rd Round
(1) Patriots vs. (2) Colts
(1) Eagles vs. (5) Cowboys
Super Bowl:
(1) Patriots vs. (1) Eagles
Super Bowl Champions:
New England Patriots