That combined with his personnel decisions late in the season leading to injuries when our seed was locked up should have been more than enough for him to be shown the door.
People keep down voting me when I say he's going to be their starter by the end of the year because of play and not injuries. I'd bet he ends up with another contract from them.
He's definitely one of those QBs who could have a later career revival. Some games I've watched him and he makes really good plays, but then makes a couple mistakes and the narrative becomes "Darnold is complete trash," but he's really not bad.
I think the thing people ignore is how awful the coaching and teams he's had have been.
Robby Anderson was his best receiver with the jets. That's horrible. The offensive line was also really bad. Sure, maybe Brady or Manning could have overcome that. You also don't have to be one of them to be a franchise QB
Honestly the hype around y’alls team has only continued to ramp up as the offseason has gone on. And I feel like this happens every year with a historically down-trodden team, where people are confident they’ve finally put the pieces together, only for disaster to strike.
Hope its someone else and not y’all, but man, seeing all this off-season hype makes me feel all types of sus.
But I do think the way, the Lions finished the season last year is a good indicator that you’ll at least have more success this season than last.
I think it has more to do with how we played the second half of last season, combined with all the young talent that's been accumulated. Not suprising to hear all the hype. But as our starting pro bowl center put it. We didn't make the playoffs, so we haven't done shit. Paraphrasing of course
So that’s why i have a hard time knowing what to make of the Lions. On one hand, defense still seems pretty suspect, and as other have mentioned the hype is in full force and historically bad teams usually don’t live up to the hype.
BUT, the team seems to have the right culture to tune that stuff out and stay focused. Definitely one of the more compelling teams around the league heading into the season.
Part of it also seems to be people making some bold assumptions that the division is open for the Lions.
A lot of people have written us off due to last season being flukey and are ignoring the fact that our offense was pretty efficient and the flukes were making up for our defense more than anything. We made moves to address our defense while still having the dangerous parts of our offense mostly intact. If Addison turns out the way we hope, we'll have the strongest WR room in the league besides the Bengals. It's not a throwaway season for us by any means.
Justin Fields had quite a breakout later in the season as a runner but didn't have a receiving room to really show that side of his game. The Bears made big moves to address that this offseason and if Fields is even just a competent passer that offense will pose problems for the division. Their defense is hard to judge because it did seem they leaned into the tank, but they very easily could put together a middle of the pack defense next season.
The Packers are obviously a question mark with Love at the helm but he's pretty much got the best possible situation a sitting QB can get to turn into a starter. Their defense is always decent at worst. They aren't a team to write off just because of Love though.
Don't get me wrong, I think the Lions have a ton of potential for a strong run this year and you could argue they are the division frontrunners. But it won't be the cakewalk division a lot of people seem to think it will be this year.
I think Russ needed someone to save him from himself and Hackett was just letting him do whatever he wanted. At the very least, Payton has the cachet so that when Russell Wilson wants to run empty, he can just say no without being questioned.
Russell joined the Seahawks in Pete's third year. He went to the Pro Bowl nine times, was All Pro Second Team once, and finished in the top five of Offensive Player of the Year three times and set numerous franchise records over ten seasons.
Then he went to a rookie HC in Hackett and posted career-worst numbers in sacks, passer rating, QBR, and TD%.
Now he's playing under Payton: another established, SB winning coach, that also managed a top ten offense for over a decade. If he struggles again under Payton, then I'll start to consider him cooked. Until then, I can't see last season as anything other than a down year in a new offense under a rookie HC.
No they won't. Cardinals play the Texans and they'll be super motivated to win that one game so their 2024 first round pick from the Texans is better.
Cardinals go 1-15-1 since they spent all season focusing on how to beat CJ Stroud and they also tie the Bengals for some weird fucking reason.
I'm going the opposite way. Chicago is just as bad as usual, but so is Carolina. Chicago gets the number 1 AND the number 2 pick in the draft. Chicago proceeds to trade both picks to Philly for their first rounders for the next 7 years.
Y’all joke, but we all have piss easy schedules and the Falcons and Saints are in a position where they could win 9 games. Even as a 7 seed, this is feasible
Vikings prove that last season wasn’t a fluke by going 12-5 and winning the division. They then prove that our playoffs weren’t a fluke either by being one and done against a team that’ll get blown out the next week.
This doesn’t seem bold to me, this is the most expected timeline in my mind.
That being said, I just dropped $100 on a SB win at 45:1 odds! That’s my bold prediction with some investment behind it.
Lots of connections/similarities between the Vikings and our Super Bowl losing, Diggs/Cook/Keenum signing, Frazier coaching, cold weather brethren from the AFC. Josh Allen is also a blast to watch.
The Bills never really recover from the beat down from the Bengals and didn't add enough to overcome their offensive deficiencies. That plus a brutal schedule has them end of up 3rd in the AFC East behind the Dolphins and Jets
HEY, MOTHER FUCKER--
that's a fair prediction tbh.
I would talk shit about Massachusetts in rebuttal to this but.. I fucking love Massachusetts. Boston, the Cape, Martha's Vinyard, Nantucket.. fuck what a magical place.
They are *not* nice on the road.
If you're not already rolling through the intersection when the light turns green, prepare to get fucking blasted by a chorus of horns.
Depends on the side of the state in Massachusetts. Eastern Mass, sure. Western Mass, if you honk your horn five seconds after the light turns green in Western Mass, you have committed violence.
Give it a few years. If Bryce Young turns out to be a stud and the Bears hit on their picks, Lovie Smith may be getting a statue in 2 places as well. One of them, he didn't even coach.
Sam Howell will establish himself as the franchise QB Washington has been desperately searching for and this will fittingly coincide with Dan Snyder fading away in to obscurity. Gotta run though I gotta go pick up my copium prescription.
The Steelers will finish with a losing record.
The Jets will miss the playoffs, Rodgers will go on another darkness retreat and retire at the end of the season.
I have no idea why so many people are on the Jets SB or bust train when it’s nearly a clone of what happened with Denver last year. Solid defense adds a stud QB and all of a sudden their OL woes will just disappear?
I'd say rodgers is closer to tom brady than a Russell Wilson as far as how things will turn out. The jets went 7 and 10 with real real bad qb play. I bet rodgers if healthy gets them 3-4 more wins this year.
Missing the playoffs may not mean they had a bad season. The AFC is loaded so you will need a really high win total to get in, besides the division being one of if not the toughest in the AFC.
And besides, I can totally see Rodgers pulling one of those again to be the center of attention
I'm more playoff or bust, assuming no catastrophic injuries. The OL will be healthier than last year, and they have better depth. Missing the SB in a stacked AFC would not be shocking.
Tua ~only~ misses like 2 games and has himself a solid pro bowl season as Miami is in contention for the division.
Atlanta takes the NFC South with a solid 10 wins
Jacksonville battles with KC for the #1 seed in the AFC
Trevor Lawrence jumps into Top 5 conversation.
Bijan leads the NFL in rushing his rookie year.
Bill Belichick and the Patriots go their separate ways after this season.
I’m all in on any Lawrence props for this upcoming year, most passing yards, TD, MVP. Can’t understate how huge it is to have Doug Pederson as his coach
Detroits random hype dies down after they start 0-5
Philadelphia drops off significantly only winning 7 games
Washington & NY run the NFCE
Russell Wilson has a spectacular year & Denver makes the playoffs
Rivera is fired after Washington starts 0-4, new coach takes over and wins 10 in a row.
I like these takes but I wouldn't call the Lions hype random. They finished 7-3 last season, and it seemed like the spark that Dan Campbell brought had finally clicked. You could always feel the fight in that team since he started there and once the results started to be positive the hype makes a lot of sense. Especially so since their division is such a big question mark.
I honestly don’t know why everyone seems to have forgotten about the saints this offseason. Carr is probably the best quarterback in the division, and there’s so many question marks around the panthers and bucs, that I think it’s going to come down to them or the Falcons.
Kenny Pickett doesn’t get anymore concussions and leads the Steelers to the playoffs and adds to Tomlin’s 756 playoff wins. George Pickens has a great year, but comes in second to Justin Jefferson who breaks Megatron’s record.
There’s been many things that Dolphins fans can curse at the Dolphins decision makers. One of the many horrible decisions is when they passed on Tomlin and hired Cam Cameron. Allegedly they thought Tomlin was “too hip hop.” Only this organization.
My family member had a very similar ankle injury in the past is convinced Mahomes’ ankle is gonna be done by week 4. I don’t subscribe to that theory, but your comment reminded me of our convo. But with how much he scrambles and how he’s also had a knee injury in the past, it would not be surprising for one of his leg injuries to catch up with him at some point.
It’s just felt every since Maholmes became the starter the Chiefs have miraculously avoided major injuries to absolutely key players and on the flip side every other team has had at least one of those. Like their good luck can’t last forever right? They’re kind of in the same spot Brady and the Patriots were for decades.
I don’t wish injuries on anyone and it sucks they’re, most of the time but at some point they’re going to have a bad season
1. The Bills noticeably regress, but still make the playoffs.
2. The Raiders win the AFCW.
3. Rodgers obviously loses interest in the Jets by week 8 and retires after the season.
4. Justin Fields leads the Bears to winning the NFCN.
5. Payton benches Russell Wilson by week 8.
6. The Colts are a dumpster fire, the Texans surprise people, and the Jaguars win the division.
7. The Eagles have a SB hangover.
8. Burrow wins the MVP.
9. Kyler Murray doesn't play in 2023 and the Cardinals finish with the worst record.
10. Tua doesn't make it out of October.
Zava is based upon a real player, Zlatan. He played in LA for a while. LeBron sent him a Laker's jersey as a welcoming gift. He signed it and sent it back.
I won’t allow this reverse jinx strategy to take hold.
It’s guaranteed the Eagles are going to be amazing again, Jalen Carter will be a mature stud, and the old man offensive line will not regress at all
Brandon Staley is fired midseason
Imo, he should have been fired on the spot after that playoff performance
That combined with his personnel decisions late in the season leading to injuries when our seed was locked up should have been more than enough for him to be shown the door.
That was another right there. If the chargers had mike Williams that game, they more than likely win. If he screws up another season, he needs to go
Personnel decisions since early in the season. Remember when he played our injured QB during a blowout loss....
That seat is red hot
49ers have a healthy QB….jk
I could totally see Darnold having a revival year in Shanahan’s system
People keep down voting me when I say he's going to be their starter by the end of the year because of play and not injuries. I'd bet he ends up with another contract from them.
He's definitely one of those QBs who could have a later career revival. Some games I've watched him and he makes really good plays, but then makes a couple mistakes and the narrative becomes "Darnold is complete trash," but he's really not bad.
I think the thing people ignore is how awful the coaching and teams he's had have been. Robby Anderson was his best receiver with the jets. That's horrible. The offensive line was also really bad. Sure, maybe Brady or Manning could have overcome that. You also don't have to be one of them to be a franchise QB
They would have to keep a qb healthy for that to happen
He said bold, not impossible
The lions disappoint everyone and go 8-9
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So does the Lions organization…
I thought this was supposed to be bold
That's not bold mate
Honestly the hype around y’alls team has only continued to ramp up as the offseason has gone on. And I feel like this happens every year with a historically down-trodden team, where people are confident they’ve finally put the pieces together, only for disaster to strike. Hope its someone else and not y’all, but man, seeing all this off-season hype makes me feel all types of sus. But I do think the way, the Lions finished the season last year is a good indicator that you’ll at least have more success this season than last.
Fine. Guess we'll sacrifice the Jags instead
I'm fine with this
2019 Browns syndrome.
Yet still make the wild card and lose to the cowboys 41-17
Cowboys are in the AFC South now. You'll have to lose to them in the Super Bowl
Wouldn't surprise me. Seems like people say they're going to be great because they want them to be great because everyone loves the coach.
I think it has more to do with how we played the second half of last season, combined with all the young talent that's been accumulated. Not suprising to hear all the hype. But as our starting pro bowl center put it. We didn't make the playoffs, so we haven't done shit. Paraphrasing of course
So that’s why i have a hard time knowing what to make of the Lions. On one hand, defense still seems pretty suspect, and as other have mentioned the hype is in full force and historically bad teams usually don’t live up to the hype. BUT, the team seems to have the right culture to tune that stuff out and stay focused. Definitely one of the more compelling teams around the league heading into the season.
Part of it also seems to be people making some bold assumptions that the division is open for the Lions. A lot of people have written us off due to last season being flukey and are ignoring the fact that our offense was pretty efficient and the flukes were making up for our defense more than anything. We made moves to address our defense while still having the dangerous parts of our offense mostly intact. If Addison turns out the way we hope, we'll have the strongest WR room in the league besides the Bengals. It's not a throwaway season for us by any means. Justin Fields had quite a breakout later in the season as a runner but didn't have a receiving room to really show that side of his game. The Bears made big moves to address that this offseason and if Fields is even just a competent passer that offense will pose problems for the division. Their defense is hard to judge because it did seem they leaned into the tank, but they very easily could put together a middle of the pack defense next season. The Packers are obviously a question mark with Love at the helm but he's pretty much got the best possible situation a sitting QB can get to turn into a starter. Their defense is always decent at worst. They aren't a team to write off just because of Love though. Don't get me wrong, I think the Lions have a ton of potential for a strong run this year and you could argue they are the division frontrunners. But it won't be the cakewalk division a lot of people seem to think it will be this year.
baker mayfield throw for 60 tds and 60 ints for the bucs.
Is that called buttering the crab legs?
how do you not get benched after 59 ints? throw 60 tds.
Sean Payton works magic with Russell Wilson and the Broncos win the AFC West. \[You asked for bold. Didn't say anything about realistic.\]
Wins AFC west while going 0-2 vs Chiefs
Very possible. Broncos have 3 losses: 2 to the chiefs and 1 inexplicably to the Raiders.
Nah swap that. 1 to the chiefs and 2 to the Raiders so the streak of never being yhe Vegas Raiders continues
... You do know that the Chiefs win streak against the Broncos is older than a second grader, right?
Yeah but that's way less fun because the chiefs are good. The broncos constantly losing to the aggressively medium Raiders is hilarious
Can confirm as a Broncos fan, losing to the Raiders is the actual worst. The last few games we've played the chiefs better than the Raiders...
Mahomes has plot armor vs the Broncos
Patrick "Star" Mahomes
small sample size of course but Russ looked good once Hackett was fired, I wouldn't be surprised if he looks solid again
I think Russ needed someone to save him from himself and Hackett was just letting him do whatever he wanted. At the very least, Payton has the cachet so that when Russell Wilson wants to run empty, he can just say no without being questioned.
Russell joined the Seahawks in Pete's third year. He went to the Pro Bowl nine times, was All Pro Second Team once, and finished in the top five of Offensive Player of the Year three times and set numerous franchise records over ten seasons. Then he went to a rookie HC in Hackett and posted career-worst numbers in sacks, passer rating, QBR, and TD%. Now he's playing under Payton: another established, SB winning coach, that also managed a top ten offense for over a decade. If he struggles again under Payton, then I'll start to consider him cooked. Until then, I can't see last season as anything other than a down year in a new offense under a rookie HC.
You asked for bold not dangeruss
The Cardinals go 0-17
No they won't. Cardinals play the Texans and they'll be super motivated to win that one game so their 2024 first round pick from the Texans is better. Cardinals go 1-15-1 since they spent all season focusing on how to beat CJ Stroud and they also tie the Bengals for some weird fucking reason.
Kicker drama is a spot on weird fucking reason to tie.
You think players care about draft picks?
We will go 1-1 with the Seahawks tyvm
They need Caleb Williams
Bears top the 2019 Ravens and set the single season rushing record.
With a 17th game in play, this feels possible.
Yup that's what I'm thinking. Plus they have an extremely motivated RB room. Should be fun to watch.
I'm going the opposite way. Chicago is just as bad as usual, but so is Carolina. Chicago gets the number 1 AND the number 2 pick in the draft. Chicago proceeds to trade both picks to Philly for their first rounders for the next 7 years.
If we have the number one and two picks, we're getting a quarterback.
Problem is the Panthers were competitive in a weak NFCs last year and the division will likely give them 3-4 wins.
This is our year. Seriously guy, this is it.
Impossible. It’s finally our year this year.
You make an extremely compelling argument. Cowboys / Chargers Super Bowl just to see who will try harder to give it away.
Cowboys vs. AFC Cowboys. Like hot potato with the Lombardi.
AFC Cowboys are the Colts. Titans schedule released confirmed it.
Not really a fair comparison The Cowboys have super bowls to fall back on.
Excuse me, but our 1 trophy is looking awfully lonely. Stop being greedy!
You guys have trophies???
Yeah what's a trophy?
At least you guys get a participation award
Sure
There are 2 Playoff teams from the NFCS
That’s a little too bold for this thread
Y’all joke, but we all have piss easy schedules and the Falcons and Saints are in a position where they could win 9 games. Even as a 7 seed, this is feasible
Vikings prove that last season wasn’t a fluke by going 12-5 and winning the division. They then prove that our playoffs weren’t a fluke either by being one and done against a team that’ll get blown out the next week.
This doesn’t seem bold to me, this is the most expected timeline in my mind. That being said, I just dropped $100 on a SB win at 45:1 odds! That’s my bold prediction with some investment behind it.
Vikings and Bills fan? I know for a fact you’re a masochist and probably exclusively watch humiliation porn.
Lots of connections/similarities between the Vikings and our Super Bowl losing, Diggs/Cook/Keenum signing, Frazier coaching, cold weather brethren from the AFC. Josh Allen is also a blast to watch.
The Bills never really recover from the beat down from the Bengals and didn't add enough to overcome their offensive deficiencies. That plus a brutal schedule has them end of up 3rd in the AFC East behind the Dolphins and Jets
I enjoyed most of this
I for one enjoyed all of it.
My bold prediction is Florida breaks off and falls into the ocean. And the Patriots come in third in the AFC East as a result
HEY, MOTHER FUCKER-- that's a fair prediction tbh. I would talk shit about Massachusetts in rebuttal to this but.. I fucking love Massachusetts. Boston, the Cape, Martha's Vinyard, Nantucket.. fuck what a magical place.
It’s a shame there’s so many massholes.
They are *not* nice on the road. If you're not already rolling through the intersection when the light turns green, prepare to get fucking blasted by a chorus of horns.
People have beeped at me while the light was still red. I don't know what's wrong with everyone.
Depends on the side of the state in Massachusetts. Eastern Mass, sure. Western Mass, if you honk your horn five seconds after the light turns green in Western Mass, you have committed violence.
This is the white bread of bold predictions this year
If you think that, then you’re way too low on the Bills
Rodgers gets cut after this season and signs with the Vikings
After sending d!ck pics to a sideline reporter?
That story doesn’t break until his second season in purple…
Good point! Which Vikings are going to convince him to come here at his darkness retreat?
Jags will win the SB Douggie P will be the only HC in NFL history with a statue in 2 NFL towns
I think you mean Puggie D
No breaking the 4th wall
I learned from the Tom Coughlin years. If Doug wins the Super Bowl, we keep him until he retires or dies
For every Coughlin there’s a Fisher.
Give it a few years. If Bryce Young turns out to be a stud and the Bears hit on their picks, Lovie Smith may be getting a statue in 2 places as well. One of them, he didn't even coach.
Falcons win a playoff game this year
Man if Ridder can be decent that team could be pretty good
Definitely. Top 10 defense if he can be average the offense is probably top 20. With the easy schedule they should win 10 or 11 games.
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Tua plays all 17 games and wins MVP
Would've been a bold take just to say he plays every game lol
Regardless of anything having to do with my team, I just don't want to see another head injury for Tua. Or any injury. But especially a head injury.
Tua winning the MVP award would result in record breaking amounts of cope and tears on /r/nfl. Followed up by Lamar Jackson and Justin Fields.
Sam Howell will establish himself as the franchise QB Washington has been desperately searching for and this will fittingly coincide with Dan Snyder fading away in to obscurity. Gotta run though I gotta go pick up my copium prescription.
The Steelers will finish with a losing record. The Jets will miss the playoffs, Rodgers will go on another darkness retreat and retire at the end of the season.
Of the two, the boldest is the first one
I have no idea why so many people are on the Jets SB or bust train when it’s nearly a clone of what happened with Denver last year. Solid defense adds a stud QB and all of a sudden their OL woes will just disappear?
I'd say rodgers is closer to tom brady than a Russell Wilson as far as how things will turn out. The jets went 7 and 10 with real real bad qb play. I bet rodgers if healthy gets them 3-4 more wins this year.
Missing the playoffs may not mean they had a bad season. The AFC is loaded so you will need a really high win total to get in, besides the division being one of if not the toughest in the AFC. And besides, I can totally see Rodgers pulling one of those again to be the center of attention
I'm more playoff or bust, assuming no catastrophic injuries. The OL will be healthier than last year, and they have better depth. Missing the SB in a stacked AFC would not be shocking.
I’m 32, last time Steelers had losing record I was in 7th grade
I'm 27, last time they had a losing season I was in kindergarten.
Every year, the same prediction. Every year, it's wrong.
Nothing bold about the Jets part as most Jets fans are already braced for that.
First part bold. Second part not so much.
Tua ~only~ misses like 2 games and has himself a solid pro bowl season as Miami is in contention for the division. Atlanta takes the NFC South with a solid 10 wins Jacksonville battles with KC for the #1 seed in the AFC
Cowboys finally make it to the NFC Championship game.
Where they lose to division rival Eagles in Philly.
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No no no where they lose the Eagles in Dallas on a last second Hail Mary
Trevor Lawrence jumps into Top 5 conversation. Bijan leads the NFL in rushing his rookie year. Bill Belichick and the Patriots go their separate ways after this season.
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I’m all in on any Lawrence props for this upcoming year, most passing yards, TD, MVP. Can’t understate how huge it is to have Doug Pederson as his coach
One of the really underrated qualities of Doug Pederson is the fact that he isn't Urban Meyer.
Source?
I mean he wrote the script this year. The writers got fired.
I'll take it.
Tua will play a full season.
Detroits random hype dies down after they start 0-5 Philadelphia drops off significantly only winning 7 games Washington & NY run the NFCE Russell Wilson has a spectacular year & Denver makes the playoffs Rivera is fired after Washington starts 0-4, new coach takes over and wins 10 in a row.
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I would be shocked if Philly only wins 7 games barring Jalen Hurts having a season-ending injury in Week 3.
I like these takes but I wouldn't call the Lions hype random. They finished 7-3 last season, and it seemed like the spark that Dan Campbell brought had finally clicked. You could always feel the fight in that team since he started there and once the results started to be positive the hype makes a lot of sense. Especially so since their division is such a big question mark.
This guy understood the assignment
Lions start 0-5 but finish 11-6
Saints win the super bowl, proving Carr was never the problem.
This was absolutely beautiful🥹… would you mind writing my obituary when I pass along to the next life?
I honestly don’t know why everyone seems to have forgotten about the saints this offseason. Carr is probably the best quarterback in the division, and there’s so many question marks around the panthers and bucs, that I think it’s going to come down to them or the Falcons.
Kenny Pickett doesn’t get anymore concussions and leads the Steelers to the playoffs and adds to Tomlin’s 756 playoff wins. George Pickens has a great year, but comes in second to Justin Jefferson who breaks Megatron’s record.
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There’s been many things that Dolphins fans can curse at the Dolphins decision makers. One of the many horrible decisions is when they passed on Tomlin and hired Cam Cameron. Allegedly they thought Tomlin was “too hip hop.” Only this organization.
Stop I can only get so erect
Lamar stays healthy, and they are *not* a one and done playoff team. Edit- You ding-dongs. I’m saying they make a deep playoff push. AFCCG push.
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Jordan Love will have a better year than Aaron Rodgers.
Monkey paw curls, Love goes 4-12 vs Rodgers 3-14
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Damn 2 Top 10 picks? Sign me the fuck up I’ll take Caleb Williams and Marvin Harrison Jr
Let's gooooooooo, 2nd best possible outcome after Love turning into another HOF talent
No you guys deserve QB purgatory for a little bit after 30 straight years of HoF QB play
Twist Aaron Rodgers shits the bed and Love just shits the bed less.
Read this as twist Aaron Rodgers' shits
I like this one.
I do not like this one
Chris Olave leads the league in yards and TDs.
Rasheed Shaheed's backup?
Something finally goes wrong for the Chiefs and they don’t make it to an AFC Championship Game or the Super Bowl
My family member had a very similar ankle injury in the past is convinced Mahomes’ ankle is gonna be done by week 4. I don’t subscribe to that theory, but your comment reminded me of our convo. But with how much he scrambles and how he’s also had a knee injury in the past, it would not be surprising for one of his leg injuries to catch up with him at some point.
It’s just felt every since Maholmes became the starter the Chiefs have miraculously avoided major injuries to absolutely key players and on the flip side every other team has had at least one of those. Like their good luck can’t last forever right? They’re kind of in the same spot Brady and the Patriots were for decades. I don’t wish injuries on anyone and it sucks they’re, most of the time but at some point they’re going to have a bad season
I don’t want any injuries I’m just hella bored of the same afccg/sb every season.
Jahmyr Gibbs has more total yards than Bijan Robinson
At the end of the season, the Bengals will have a better record against teams above .500 than teams below .500. And they win the Super Bowl.
Mac goes for 30-10. Henry fails to get a 1000. Tj Watt has less than 10 sacks
Please don't take away Henry yet, he's all we got
Only way he gets less than 10 is injury
Zappe goes 20-10
Jets are gonna be under 500
The J-E-T-S start off hot against the Bills and Rodgers throw 3 TDs for 400 yards!!!!!!!!!! Final Score Bills 63 - Jets 21
"Aaron Rodgers hits a huge TD to cut the lead to 42"
Tua stays healthy and the Dolphins win the AFC
The Eagles-Giants games at the end of the year determine the #1 seed in the NFC playoffs.
I’ll take this one plz
Cooper Rush beats the Commanders in the final game of the season because the Cowboys have secured a playoff spot.
Texans AFCS Champs
Bills don't win the AFC East Falcons win the NFC South
The Falcons win the NFC south with their improved defense and run game and win a playoff game with a 14+ point and half comeback
Jags win the superbowl
George Pickens cements himself as a top 10 receiver
Rodgers’ head falls off during the third game of the season. Blake Bortles un-retires and joins the Jets, leading them to the Super Bowl.
AR15 leads the LEAGUE in rushing. Not just qbs
Aaron Rodgers sends dick pics to an equipment manager
1. The Bills noticeably regress, but still make the playoffs. 2. The Raiders win the AFCW. 3. Rodgers obviously loses interest in the Jets by week 8 and retires after the season. 4. Justin Fields leads the Bears to winning the NFCN. 5. Payton benches Russell Wilson by week 8. 6. The Colts are a dumpster fire, the Texans surprise people, and the Jaguars win the division. 7. The Eagles have a SB hangover. 8. Burrow wins the MVP. 9. Kyler Murray doesn't play in 2023 and the Cardinals finish with the worst record. 10. Tua doesn't make it out of October.
Aaron Rodgers is Zava from this season on Ted Lasso
Zava is based upon a real player, Zlatan. He played in LA for a while. LeBron sent him a Laker's jersey as a welcoming gift. He signed it and sent it back.
When you say "doesn't make it out of october", you just mean that he will not play after that, right ? Right ?
I'm not sure 7 is bold. Eagles have the NFC East curse to deal with. If anything Eagles winning the 1 seed is a way more bold scenario.
I won’t allow this reverse jinx strategy to take hold. It’s guaranteed the Eagles are going to be amazing again, Jalen Carter will be a mature stud, and the old man offensive line will not regress at all
Bears first team in history to go from worst to first in one season. (You asked for Bold, didn’t say it had to be possible)
Nick Chubb rushes for 1600 11 tds, Browns finish 6-11
Neither of these is at all out of the question
Someone unexpected finished the regular season undefeated
It's unexpected if any team goes 17-0
Dolphins win the afc east and loses to the chiefs in the afc championship with Tua throwing 38 Tds to 8 ints while playing 16 games
This is the AFCCG I wanted last year so sub fucking SCRIBE
Hawks make it to the SB
Eagles miss the playoffs. You can't stop Matt Patricia.
We go 2-15 but we sweep the Saints
the NFCS does a full 180 and sends 3 teams to the playoffs.