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What are people's predictions for week 1's matches? Will there be any upset wins? Here are mine: (note mine will likely be wrong)
Carolina 24-20 over Denver Green Bay 27-17 over Jacksonville Kansas City 31-9 over San Diego Oakland 27-21 over New Orleansin overtime Cincinnati 34-31 over New York Jets Philadelphia 28-10 over Cleveland *Tennessee 21-13 over Minnesota Houston 20-19 over Chicago Buffalo 27-20 over Baltimore Tampa Bay 34-27 over Atlanta Seattle 38-21 over Miami Dallas 24-22 over New York Giants Detroit 30-25 over Indianapolis Arizona 41-34 over New England Pittsburgh 29-28 over Washington Los Angeles 16-10 over San Francisco
« Last edited by Matt77 on Sep 13th 2016 »
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Once Tom Brady retires, what team do you think has a shot at becoming the next dynasty or are the days of dynasties over now with all the free agent moving and trades?
It really depends on which young teams look like challenging for a Superbowl title. Seattle and Green Bay are obviously still good, but they are probably too late for a 'dynasty'.
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I can't see there being any more dynasties for a while for the reasons I mentioned above which is a shame. Teams are now no-name robots nobody can be bothered to remember because that player probably won't be there next yesar. I wish things were like what they were in the 70's and 80's, they were great times to be an NFL fan, most players played their whole career with a team and they had larger than life magical names which everybody knew them by like, Sweetness, The Diesal, Prime Time, Assassin, Nigerian Nightmare, Playmaker, O.J, L.T., Mean Joe, Broadway, and The Refrigerator.
Denver were lucky, Graham Gano the kicker of the Panthers missed a 50-yard field goal with four seconds remaining and they had to rely on their defense to get them out of trouble. The new Quarterback is no Peyton Manning, that's for sure.
Green Bay defeated Jacksonville 27-23 Kansas City defeated San Diego 33-27 in overtime after trailing 3-21 Oakland defeated New Orleans 35-34 after trailing 13-24 Cincinnati defeated New York Jets 23-22 Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 29-10 Minnesota defeated Tennessee 25-16 after trailing 0-10 Houston defeated Chicago 23-14 Baltimore defeated Buffalo 13-7 Tampa Bay defeated Atlanta 31-24 Seattle defeated Miami 12-10 New York Giants defeated Dallas 20-19 Detroit defeated Indianapolis 39-35 after staring down the barrel of defeat New England defeated Arizona 23-21
« Last edited by Matt77 on Sep 12th 2016 »
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Next week against the Pats will be a big test for them and we'll be able to see if they put in a good fight again. The thing I hate the most in any sport is when my team loses and plays awful. The Phins must've put in a fight to be within 2 points of Seattle.
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If the Redskins score 28 points against Pittsburgh I'll be amazed, I've got them scoring 17 in a 24-17 loss. I wouldn't worry about Seattle, you want them hitting their form at the end of the season, not the beginning.
The skins couldn't hold onto the lead much longer after that, they went down 38-16. I didn't see the game but from what I hear the skins were too busy arguing amongst themselves on the sidelines which is not a good sign. They need a decent running back otherwise they're going nowhere this sesason, Cousins isn't good enough to carry the team by himself, he needs help in the backfield.
1. Oakland were brave going for the 2 on their final TD to win the game. A missed attempt and they lose that game. Massive gamble that payed off. Well done to them.
2. Really proud how close my Phins came to upsetting Seattle in Seattle. They did blow it late but a lot of people were expecting them to be blown away. Seattle have Los Angeles next week and they have a history of playing terrible early in seasons, and against them. Expect the unexpected.
3. The way Kansas City rallied and won a game that they were destined to lose was great. Down 3-21 and then 10-24, they won 33-27 in overtime. They saved a few games like this last season so teams shouldn't get comfortable even if they have a healthy lead against them.
4. Detroit finally were on the end of a miracle last effort win. After the missed extra point, Indy seemed destined to go the other end and score, winning by 1. They did just that, but then Detroit somehow saved the game and the man who nearly cost them saved them with a 40+ yard field goal. Rubbed salt into the wound with a safety with 4 seconds left. Clear both teams need to work on their defense.
5. The Rams were absolutely terrible against San Francisco on Monday night. They couldn't even score once, and conceded 4 TDs. The 49ers had a fantastic win against Minnesota in week 1 last season and declined from there on. Will they repeat?
« Last edited by Matt77 on Sep 13th 2016 »
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Way too early to make judgements on teams but it does look like it's going to be a long season for some teams if they play like they did in week 1. I always find it interesting seeing how the rookies perform as pros and trying to figure out which ones will develop into superstars and which ones will be busts. I don't think we'll see another draft like 1983 but you never know...
My Week 2 Predictions: (tell me if any are ridiculous)
New York Jets 20-13 over Buffalo Carolina 27-10 over San Francisco Dallas 24-20 over Washington Pittsburgh 34-24 over Cincinnati New Orleans 41-38 over New York Giants New England 17-10 over Miami Kansas City 28-24 over Houston Detroit 38-31 over Tennessee Baltimore 20-3 over Cleveland Los Angeles 15-13 over Seattle Arizona 34-28 over Tampa Bay Jacksonville 27-20 over San Diego Oakland 30-27 over Atlanta Denver 24-13 over Indianapolis Green Bay 27-13 over Minnesota Philadelphia 24-17 over Chicago
10/16 correct
« Last edited by Matt77 on Sep 20th 2016 »
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I don't think they will, they don't have a decent running back. The Redskins should have tried to keep Alfred Morris, he's gone to the Cowboys and started the season getting 5 yards a carry. Are there any decent running backs going in free agency?
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