2018-2019 NFL Season Thread Football • Page 671

Haha whoops ^ There it is!

 

final predictions post (too lazy to finish the other one i started):

3 new AFC playoff teams, only 1 new NFC playoff team (which worries me, usually there is more turnover so i'm likely very wrong)

PLAYOFFS - YES/NO

Patriots - Yes (3)
Dolphins - No
Bills - No
Jets - No

Steelers - Yes (1)
Browns - No
Ravens - No
Bengals - Yes (6)

Chargers - Yes (4)
Broncos - No
Raiders - No
Chiefs - No

Texans - Yes (2)
Jaguars - Yes (5)
Titans - No
Colts - No

Packers - Yes (1)
Vikings -Yes (6)
Bears - No
Lions - No

Eagles - Yes (3)
Cowboys - No
Redskins - No
Giants - No

Saints - Yes (4)
Falcons - Yes (5)
Panthers - No
Buccaneers - No

Rams - Yes (2)
Seahawks - No
49ers - No
Cardinals - No

Wildcard
Bengals @ Patriots
Jaguars @ Chargers

Vikings @ Eagles
Falcons @ Saints

Divisional
Jaguars @ Steelers
Patriots @ Texans

Saints @ Packers
Eagles @ Rams

Conference Championships
Texans @ Steelers
Eagles @ Packers

Super Bowl
Texans vs Packers

no way this actually happens. don't feel like the Eagles and Texans will actually get this far, they're too much "the" team people like this year (and those rarely work out) but don't know who would replace them in this mock.

 

Excited for all these predictions to be wrong that don’t account for the fact that the Texans will almost certainly be an injured mess again by the time the season is over

 

is there an honest shot that JJ Watt isn't on IR by week 5?

 

2018 - 2019 NFL Season Playoff Predictors

MVP: Tom Brady
OPOY: Antonio Brown
DPOY: Myles Garrett
OROY: Saquon Barkley
DPOY: Rashaan Evans
COTY: Mike Zimmer

 

You people have not taken into account the Madden Curse.

 

picking the giants to somehow have a worse season than last year with a new coach, healthy odell and new running game seems like the hottest take lol

 

Yeah he’s finally over his back issue

 

Do back issues ever really go away? I don’t think I can think of a worse injury than a back/neck injury in football

 

dangit I really wanted Seattle to lose Earl Thomas

 

Shrug.

I suppose. I didn’t put much thought into them in particular. I think they’ll be a bottom tier team. But I really think about them specifically.

 

yes, he does. He isn't good. Like I Said, the only reason people think he is good is because he is the only one that really touches the ball on a pretty good offense

also LOL @ Carpetelf guy bringing Bell into this. Bell was at 4.7, 4.9 and 4.9 ypc before his 4.0 last year. He also catches like twice as many passes as Gordon

but yes totally the same thing

Melvin Gordon doesnt make anyone miss. Watch him run.

 

i definitely thought this for a long time until last year. Last year he definitely had some shake in the backfield that turned yards out of poorly blocked plays.

 

2,100 yards, 18 TDs, 99 receptions, 900 receiving yards, 6 receiving touchdowns in two years = stinks

what a take lol

 

2100 yards on 538 carries isn't impressive. Like I Said, he is the only show in town. The next highest carry total over the past 2 years on that team is Kenneth Farrow (who?) with 60.

like I said, you guys don't have to agree, thats fine

 

I strongly disagree with that take.

 

It is in that it's the definition of dependability and durability.

 

Agree to disagree

Agreed?

 

2,100 yards on 525 carries? Great.
2,100 yards on 538 carries? Terrible.

So the line between great and terrible is 13 carries? lol

 

You're right, any RB can do that. Look at the Lions RB's over the last like ten years


oh

oh no

 

TIL Leonard Fournette stinks.

 

Eh. Fournette will be a career 4.3 YPC after this season ;)

He was at like 4.4 until he hurt his ankle haha

 

How is 2,600 on 564 carries?

 

I;m not sure who you are even referring to