Compartilhar via


Matt’s Best Year Yet: Recap 5 bold NFL Predictions

In the three years I have been doing this I rocked this year and nailed 3 out 5 predictions.  Although one is still TBD here is my recap and results:nfl-logo

Total 3/5

  1. San Francisco 49ers will make the playoffs.  When you look just at the division they are in, Seahawks, Cardinals, and Rams.  I really think this is their year, while I do not know how they will do in the playoffs, I know the will be in.  They area solid team overall, and the only question mark is Alex Smith which makes me worry about this prediction.
    Result 0: Who would have though this division would send a sub 500 team to the playoffs, more importantly came down to 1 game that sent the Seahawks to playoffs, just a bad division
  2. Green Bay Packers will be in the Super Bowl.   They have it all, talent, depth, and more importantly experience.  Aarons Rodgers, just seems to get better every year, and the defense is solid, and look for them not to do a whole lot.  With the offense going to score lots of points, and I mean lots of points.  They will beat the Saints in the NFC title game, to make it to the Super Bowl, but lose to prediction #5
    Result 1 : They went and won and I was in Fiji watching this
  3. No Lockout for 2011,    This is simple in my mind, there is two much on both sides of the equation to have another lockout,  Both sides will get this figured out before the end of the season or shortly after the season ends.  Not one of my typical predictions, but it is bold.
    Result 1 : While this is still TBD, I will give myself credit, there will be football next year.
  4. Jets will make AFC Title Game: I really like this team, or maybe it is the HBO in the hotel and hard knocks that has me all excited.  I like this team, and with Revis just resigning, I think they are going to be great on defense.  I also think Sanchez will be good going into his 2nd year, although this bucks the trend for the sophomore slump.  Why I like that, the Jets are a running team, with Greene, McKnight and hall a famer Tomlinson, they are going to a great running team.  While they will make the title game, they will fall one game short of the Super Bowl, because they are going to lose to the….
    Result 1 : They made the game and lost to the Steelers.
  5. Cleveland Browns are going to win the Super Bowl!    Yeah I know I make this prediction every year and we finished last in the division.  However, we did finish with a  4 game winning streak.  I also think all the bad elements are out of the locker room, and we replaced inexperience with proven veterans.  I think the President Holmgren, he will look to keep the team solid and fundamentally sound.   We are going to surprise a lot of folks this year, and as always:  GO BROWNS!
    Result 0:   While they did not even make the playoffs, they were not last in the division and all the games they lost (except one) by 7 or less points.  So the Browns were a tough out, and expectations are high for next year!

GO BROWNS!!!!

Comments

  • Anonymous
    March 20, 2011
    I don't know about #3 -- technically there is a lockout in 2011. (I'm just giving you a hard time. Right now I don't care about the NFL at all and their labor stuff. This is college basketball time with baseball ready to go go go!)

  • Anonymous
    March 21, 2011
    Sean, LOL, I know I should be clearer, there will be football this year.  I am also of the mind lock the players and owners in a room wiht bread and water until a deal gets done.  It has been a great NCAA tourney!

  • Anonymous
    March 23, 2011
    Fiji?!? That's weak. I bet if the Browns HAD been in Super Bowl XLV you would have found a way to delay that trip!! Not a bad record, but I'm less optimistic about NFL in 2011. I've been saying the Packers won the firat AND the LAST Super Bowl. :) Kai

  • Anonymous
    March 23, 2011
    Kai, weak my trip for both Deb and I was probably cheaper than your one ticket to the game.  And if the Browns had gone, I would have sent Christy to fiji in my place.  :-)  Love the first and last SuperBowl comment.