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AFC East Team

 

New England Patriots 14-2

Buffalo Bills 10-6

New York Jets 6-10

Miami Dolphins 3-13

 

AFC North Team

 

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6

Cleveland Browns 2-14

 

AFC South Team

 

Houston Texans 9-7

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

Indianapolis Colts 4-12

 

AFC West Team

 

Denver Broncos 11-5 (If Manning remains healthy)

San Diego Chargers 9-7

Oakland Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 5-11

 

PLAYOFFS

 

Division Leaders

 

New England 14-2

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Denver Broncos 11-5

Houston Texas 9-7

 

AFC Wildcard

Pittsburgh Steelers

Buffalo Bills (TieBreaker over Cincinnati)

 

What does everyone else think the playoff picture will look like this year!

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AFC East Team

 

New England Patriots 14-2

Buffalo Bills 10-6

New York Jets 6-10

Miami Dolphins 3-13

 

 

AFC North Team

 

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6

Cleveland Browns 2-14

 

AFC South Team

 

Houston Texans 9-7

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

Indianapolis Colts 4-12

 

AFC West Team

 

Denver Broncos 11-5 (If Manning remains healthy)

San Diego Chargers 9-7

Oakland Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 5-11

 

PLAYOFFS

 

Division Leaders

 

New England 14-2

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Denver Broncos 11-5

Houston Texas 9-7

 

AFC Wildcard

Pittsburgh Steelers

Buffalo Bills (TieBreaker over Cincinnati)

 

What does everyone else think the playoff picture will look like this year! 0

 

New England Patriots: 13-3

Buffalo Bills: 8-8

New York Jets: 7-9

Miami Dolphins: 3-13

 

Baltimore Ravens: 11-5

Pittsburgh Steelers: 11-5

Cincinnati Bengals: 10-6

Cleveland Browns: 4-12

 

Houston Texans: 9-7

Tennessee Titans: 9-7

Jacksonville Jaguars: 6-10

Indianapolis Colts: 2-14

 

 

Denver Broncos: 11-5

Kansas City Chiefs: 8-8

San Diego Chargers: 7-9

Oakland Raiders: 5-11

 

Division Leaders:

New England Patriots 13-3

Baltimore Ravens: 11-5

Denver Broncos: 11-5

Houston Texans: 9-7

 

Wildcards: Cincinnati and Pittsburgh

 

This is conservative, as I have the same playoff teams as last year, even though there is normally significant turnover (4-6 new teams) in the playoffs from year-to-year. However, I think a 4-game leap for the Bills is a bit of a stretch, given that the team needs to gel and the brutal nature of the early schedule. Also, keep in mind the fact that we have struggled with divisional opponents; I think that will be the toughest thing for these Bills to overcome so soon.

 

Most of the turnover will be from the NFC; I think the Giants and Saints are out, replaced by the Bears and Eagles.

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AFC East

New England Patriots 10-6

Buffalo Bills 9-7

New York Jets 7-9

Miami Dolphins 5-11

 

AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6

Pittsburgh Steelers 9-7

Baltimore Ravens 8-8

Cleveland Browns 5-11

 

AFC South

Houston Texans 9-7

Tennessee Titans 6-10

Indianapolis Colts 6-10

Jacksonville Jaguars 5-11

 

AFC West

Denver Broncos 9-7

San Diego Chargers 9-7

KC Chiefs 7-9

Oakland Raiders 6-10

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Don't know if this will work, but I'll trying pasting from a spreadsheet.

atl 9 7

az 2 14

bal 12 4

buf 11 5

car 7 9

chi 11 5

cin 11 5

cle 4 12

dal 10 6

den 8 8

det 11 5

gb 13 3

hou 11 5

ind 7 9

jax 4 12

kc 6 10

mia 5 11

min 4 12

ne 12 4

no 10 6

nyg 11 5

nyj 9 7

oak 6 10

phi 9 7

pit 10 6

sd 7 9

sea 5 11

sf 13 3

stl 4 12

tb 7 9

ten 5 11

was 5 11

 

Wild Card Divisional Championship Super Bowl

 

AFC Winner Winner Winner

BUF @ HOU HOU HOU @ NE NE NE @ BAL BAL BAL vs. GB

CIN @ DEN DEN DEN @ BAL BAL

NFC

CHI @ NYG CHI CHI @ GB GB DET @ GB GB

DET @ NO DET DET @ SF DET

First Round Byes

GB, NE, SF, BAL

 

Wow, it did work. Anyhoo, this is how I think the season will shape up for the nfl. I ran through every matchup from this year and picked each one. Last year was looking pretty accurate until mid season. Notables are that the Bills grab a wild card at 11-5 but lose to Houston in the Wild Card, Denver goes 8-8 but still manages to win the division :wallbash:,rematch from last year's AFC championship and Baltimore finally gets it done to bring home the lombardi trophy. Anyway, just my 2 cents. Disclaimer: yes, I do have a life, just the lack of nfl activity really gets old after a while and forces me to make my own.

 

Double disclaimer: I guess excel doesn't paste well into the forum. houston wins against buffalo only to lose the divisional round to ne. Denver wins against cincy to lose to baltimore.

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AFC East Team

 

New England Patriots 14-2

Buffalo Bills 10-6

New York Jets 6-10

Miami Dolphins 3-13

 

AFC North Team

 

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Pittsburgh Steelers 10-6

Cincinnati Bengals 10-6

Cleveland Browns 2-14

 

AFC South Team

 

Houston Texans 9-7

Tennessee Titans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 6-10

Indianapolis Colts 4-12

 

AFC West Team

 

Denver Broncos 11-5 (If Manning remains healthy)

San Diego Chargers 9-7

Oakland Raiders 7-9

Kansas City Chiefs 5-11

 

PLAYOFFS

 

Division Leaders

 

New England 14-2

Baltimore Ravens 11-5

Denver Broncos 11-5

Houston Texas 9-7

 

AFC Wildcard

Pittsburgh Steelers

Buffalo Bills (TieBreaker over Cincinnati)

 

What does everyone else think the playoff picture will look like this year!

 

 

Don't know if this will work, but I'll trying pasting from a spreadsheet.

atl 9 7

az 2 14

bal 12 4

buf 11 5

car 7 9

chi 11 5

cin 11 5

cle 4 12

dal 10 6

den 8 8

det 11 5

gb 13 3

hou 11 5

ind 7 9

jax 4 12

kc 6 10

mia 5 11

min 4 12

ne 12 4

no 10 6

nyg 11 5

nyj 9 7

oak 6 10

phi 9 7

pit 10 6

sd 7 9

sea 5 11

sf 13 3

stl 4 12

tb 7 9

ten 5 11

was 5 11

 

Wild Card Divisional Championship Super Bowl

 

AFC Winner Winner Winner

BUF @ HOU HOU HOU @ NE NE NE @ BAL BAL BAL vs. GB

CIN @ DEN DEN DEN @ BAL BAL

NFC

CHI @ NYG CHI CHI @ GB GB DET @ GB GB

DET @ NO DET DET @ SF DET

First Round Byes

GB, NE, SF, BAL

 

Wow, it did work. Anyhoo, this is how I think the season will shape up for the nfl. I ran through every matchup from this year and picked each one. Last year was looking pretty accurate until mid season. Notables are that the Bills grab a wild card at 11-5 but lose to Houston in the Wild Card, Denver goes 8-8 but still manages to win the division :wallbash:,rematch from last year's AFC championship and Baltimore finally gets it done to bring home the lombardi trophy. Anyway, just my 2 cents. Disclaimer: yes, I do have a life, just the lack of nfl activity really gets old after a while and forces me to make my own.

 

Double disclaimer: I guess excel doesn't paste well into the forum. houston wins against buffalo only to lose the divisional round to ne. Denver wins against cincy to lose to baltimore.

 

These. We are due to make the playoffs.

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New England Patriots: 13-3

Buffalo Bills: 8-8

New York Jets: 7-9

Miami Dolphins: 3-13

 

Baltimore Ravens: 11-5

Pittsburgh Steelers: 11-5

Cincinnati Bengals: 10-6

Cleveland Browns: 4-12

 

Houston Texans: 9-7

Tennessee Titans: 9-7

Jacksonville Jaguars: 6-10

Indianapolis Colts: 2-14

 

 

Denver Broncos: 11-5

Kansas City Chiefs: 8-8

San Diego Chargers: 7-9

Oakland Raiders: 5-11

 

Division Leaders:

New England Patriots 13-3

Baltimore Ravens: 11-5

Denver Broncos: 11-5

Houston Texans: 9-7

 

Wildcards: Cincinnati and Pittsburgh

 

This is conservative, as I have the same playoff teams as last year, even though there is normally significant turnover (4-6 new teams) in the playoffs from year-to-year. However, I think a 4-game leap for the Bills is a bit of a stretch, given that the team needs to gel and the brutal nature of the early schedule. Also, keep in mind the fact that we have struggled with divisional opponents; I think that will be the toughest thing for these Bills to overcome so soon.

 

Most of the turnover will be from the NFC; I think the Giants and Saints are out, replaced by the Bears and Eagles.

Generally speaking I would agree with you re: the 4 win leap. But then I looked at the Bungles. They have yo-yoed back and forth the last 4 seasons. 4 wins, 10 and in the playoffs, 4 wins, 9 and in the playoffs. Its possible.

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In YE OLE's opinion, you don't go out and sign the $100 million prize of free agency and work aggressively as the front office has throughout this offseason and expect a 2 game improvement and miss the playoffs yet again. Not saying it can't happen, but if it does... 8-8 would be an utter failure.

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There are still roster tweaks to be made plus training camps and pre-seasons. I think that based off of what we know now I have to handicap it like this.

 

Pats* 12-4

Bills 9-7

Jets 8-8

Fins 6-10

 

The Bills D has to improve based on

 

1- The additions of Mario, Anderson, Gilmore, and the depth with the later round picks

2- The return of K.Williams and others from injury

3- The new scheme better fitting our talent

4- The (Hopefully) better coaching

 

The Bills O gives me a lot of concerns. The O slowed down a lot towards the end. Hopefully the improved depth along the O-line and the return of Freddy and emergence of Spiller allow the offense to be much more consistent.

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Factoring our off season additions and our relatively soft schedule I think anything under 8 wins would be very dissapointing for Bills fans. Conversely, considering the franchises ineptitude the last decade 10 plus wins would be a giant relief and really excite most Bills fans......especially if 10 wins resulted in a playoff berth.

 

For the sake of answering the original posters question I think the Bills will fall between 8 and 10 wins this season. The Bills fan immediately wants to say 10 and a wildcard playoff berth....but my gut is telling me 8 or 9 wins and falling just short of the playoffs. I think our season will come down to our 2 games each with both the dolphins and jets. You'll take a split win the patriots all day....but getting swept by the phins and jets both last year was unacceptable. We need to turn that around this year and come away with a 3-3 record at worst within the division, probably even a 4-2 mark in order to be playoff bound.

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New England 11-5

Buffalo 10-6

NY Jets 8-8

Miami 4-12

 

Pittsburgh 11-5

Baltimore 9-7. No Terrel Suggs and Rice is holding out.

Cinny 8-8

Cleveland 3-13

 

Houston 12-4

Tennessee 8-8

Jacksonville 6-10

Indianapolis 4-12

 

Denver 12-4

San Diego 10-6

Oakland 7-9

Kanas City 6-10

 

Wildcards Buffalo and San Diego

 

Buffalo @ Pittsburgh.

Sandiego @ New England

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