PREDICT: 2006 DIVISION WINNERS & PLAYOFF TEAMS

[b bulldog]

If TO and Glenn stay on the field, they could be very difficult to deal with and the combination of Barber and Jones is pretty good and sprinkle in Whitten and if they're line gives Bledsoe/Romo any time they will be hard to stop. I am absolutely in love with Demarcus Ware and I think he will be the DMVP and carry the Cowboys to a championship

[GBRulz]

Re: PREDICT: 2006 DIVISION WINNERS & PLAYOFF TEAMS

I love these things...we'll dig up this thread at the end of the season and ask ourselves what we were thinking at the time....it's all fun though!!

My crystal ball says....

NFC East: Giants
NFC North: Packers
NFC South: Saints
NFC West: Seahawks

NFC wildcard winners: Arizona & Chicago

AFC East: Fins
AFC North: Bengals
AFC South: Colts
AFC West: Chargers

AFC wildcard winners: Chiefs & Steelers

[FavreChild]

Good, GBR. A good cross-section always helps.

Other takers??

[GrnBay007]

NFC East: Dallas
NFC North: Pack is back
NFC South: Carolina
NFC West: Seattle


AFC East: NE
AFC North: Pittsburgh
AFC South: Indy
NFC West: Denver

[Brainerd]

NFC East: Washington
NFC North: Chicago
NFC South: Carolina
NFC West: Seattle

NFC wildcard winners: New York & Dallas

AFC East: Miami
AFC North: Pittsburgh
AFC South: Indianapolis
NFC West: Denver

AFC wildcard winners: New England & San Diego

[mngolf19]

Wow, what a bunch of homers!

NFC wildcard winners: MN & Sea

Pot! Meet the Kettle!

Hey, I didn't have them winning the division.

[GrnBay007]

Here u go Red

[Charles Woodson]

NFC East: Giants
NFC North: Green Bay
NFC South: Carolina
NFC West: Arizona (going out on a limb here)

NFC wildcard winners: Bucs and Seatle

AFC East: Miami
AFC North: Bengals
AFC South: Colts
NFC West: Chargers

AFC wildcard winners: Broncos and New England

[red]

Here u go Red

ah, now i remember this thread

[GBRulz]

Was just reading an article on NFL.com about the winners and losers of the NFC north. Of course we are picked to be dead last at 4-12, but check out this little excerpt, most notably, our "significant losses". Robert Thomas? Geez....where do these writers come from?

Significant additions: CB Charles Woodson; DT Ryan Pickett; S Marquand Manuel.

Significant losses: WR Javon Walker; LB Na'il Diggs; C Mike Flanagan; DT Grady Jackson; PK Ryan Longwell; LB Robert Thomas; RB Tony Fisher; QB Craig Nall; LB Paris Lenon.

Biggest offseason move: Signing Woodson. If he stays healthy, the Packers have one of the premier players at his position. I said, "If." He has missed parts of three of the past four seasons.

Will make the playoffs if: Ahman Green turns back the clock to 2003.

Won't make the playoffs if: The offensive line can't plug its leaks.

Rookie to watch: LB A.J. Hawk.

Overview: Brett Favre might wonder why he returned if new coach Mike McCarthy doesn't find him an offensive line that isn't cracked. There is nothing wrong with Favre, unless he's forced to run for his life. Protecting him with a line and a strong rushing attack is imperative.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Significant additions: CB Charles Woodson; DT Ryan Pickett; S Marquand Manuel.

Significant losses: WR Javon Walker; LB Na'il Diggs; C Mike Flanagan; DT Grady Jackson; PK Ryan Longwell; LB Robert Thomas; RB Tony Fisher; QB Craig Nall; LB Paris Lenon.

Funny! Robert Thomas and Paris Lenon are significant losses, but Ben Taylor isn't a significant addition. Most teams get good because of their 2nd and 3rd year players--not rookies and not free agents. These teams often get overlooked too. That's why I think next year is the year we could get back in the playoff hunt.

[Willard]

NFC East: Wash
NFC North: GB
NFC South: TB
NFC West: Az

NFC wildcard winners: Car & Sea

AFC East: Mia
AFC North: Balt
AFC South: Ind
AFC West: KC

AFC wildcard winners: NE & Den

[retailguy]

NFC East: Washington
NFC North: Chicago
NFC South: Carolina
NFC West: Seattle

NFC wildcard winners: Dallas & Tampa

AFC East: New England
AFC North: Pittsburg
AFC South: Indianapolis
AFC West: Denver

AFC wildcard winners: Miami & Cincinnati

[RashanGary]

Denver -vs- Seattle

Seattle wins.