Month: March 2022

Hello and welcome to my blog. Today I will be telling you who I think will win each division in the NFC. My guesses may change after this offseason after trades are made, free agent signings and the draft. For example The Seahawks just made a huge trade that got the Broncos Russell Wilson. So I think they will definitely have a playoff spot this year. Now just as I posted the link at the end of the blog I just saw that Carson Wentz got traded. I don’t know what the return for him is, but that is a pretty big trade, not as big as the Russ trade but still its pretty big. Okay, enough of random NFL news, time for my predictions.

NFC North

Minnesota Vikings

This one may be a bit of a hot take but I have a lot of confidence in one of my favourite teams this year. I don’t think they will win the  conference or anything but I think they will do really well. The Green Bay Packers are really the only ones in that division to have a chance to win the division. I think Justin Jefferson will go off and have a season with nearly a touchdown a game from his first season to his last, he went from 7 touchdowns to 10 touchdowns. I think he will bring it up to 14 this year. I know that lots of people don’t like the Vikings but I think that they will be  a very solid team in the future. I think their record will be 12-5

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys

I hate saying this because they are one of my least favourite teams in the NFL. I don’t know why but I just don’t like them. They do have a pretty solid team all the way around though. They have a great young cornerback (Trevon Diggs) so I think he will be really good this year. Not as good as someone like Jalen Ramsey or Jaire Alexander but he will be really good. If Dak con stay healthy and perform at the level that he is capable of then I think that they will be a very solid team next year. As long as they don’t deal with injury issues I think they will end up 11-6.

NFC South

New Orleans Saints

Some people may think it’s the Bucs winning this division but I think the Saints will. Once they lost their all star quarterback Drew Brees, it didn’t go too good for them. They didn’t do too good this season so they will have the 18th overall pick. That isn’t too bad and I think they will be able to get a good quarterback or whatever position they want with that pick. If I were them I would be looking for a quarterback because right now Jameis Winston isn’t doing it for them. If they can make a trade or draft a good QB I think they will win this division and have a record of 11-6.

NFC West

San Francisco 49ers

This one and the Vikings prediction are probably the biggest hot takes of these predictions. But I think that they will do really good this year. They are loaded with talent both on offense and defense. They might start Trey Lance over Jimmy this year and I actually have some confidence in him. He was a highly drafted quarterback and I think he will show why he was drafted so high this year. Like I said they have a loaded team in my opinion, with tons of young talent that will make them a very solid team for a few years in the future. Nick Bosa may even become a defensive player of the year in the future. He is a very good player and I wouldn’t be surprised if he got that award in one of the next few years.

Well those are my predictions and I hope you don’t think I’m crazy for picking the Vikings or the 49ers. On my next blog I will be telling you some of my award predictions and some other predictions for the coming season. For some more info about the NFL that link.https://www.sportsnet.ca/football/nfl/

 

Hello and for my blog today I will be telling you who I think will be the leaders of their divisions, conferences, and the entire league.

First I will do the AFC North

Cincinnati Bengals

This team this last year surprised  everybody when they made it all the way to the Superbowl. They made it through division and conference leaders to make it there, so they didn’t have it easy. They got a bunch of young talent such as Joe Burrow, Ja’marr Chase, and Jessie Bates III. They have a horrendous offensive line but I think they will improve that this offseason. Between the draft, free agency and trades, they should be able to bump it up a little bit. I think their record will be 12-5

AFC East

Buffalo Bills

This team is unreal and full of talent. In my last blog I said about they were in the best game of the year this year. Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs and other depth that is really good, they are an all around good team. I think this next year they will be in the top 5 at least, teams in the NFL. I was surprised that they haven’t won the Superbowl in the past few years. I think they will improve their record this year and will have a 13-4 record.

AFC south

Indianapolis Colts

Last year they were just short of the playoffs. Last year Jonathan Taylor went off and had an incredible season. He is young and was already the best running back in the NFL last year. I think this team is just a quarterback away. Carson Wentz used to be really good for Philly, but now he kind of sucks compared to the other quarterbacks. If they are able to draft a good one, trade or sign one in free agency, they will be a really solid team. Right now it looks like Aaron Rodgers might be leaving Green Bay and signing elsewhere. I don’t think it will be the Colts though. It will probably be the Broncos. I think their record will be 11-6.

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs

This last year they didn’t show what they were capable of. They have a lineup of superstars such as Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, Tyreek Hill, Tyrann Mathieu, and awesome kicker (Harrison Butker), and some other players. Once Pat came in they have been a Superbowl contender every year. Even if they didn’t have a good season this last year, they were still a Superbowl contender. I think this year they will come back and be the Kansas City Chiefs that they were a couple of years ago. I think their record will be 15-2.

That is it for today but next I will do the NFC, Conference and league winners. Here is a link for more info about the NFL. https://www.espn.com/nfl/