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I think Dan808, piggy pablo, and myself were in. We need 10. If we need overlap from the first pool and people want to do 2, that's fine. We should preferably get started at least before the season kicks off Thursday night.
So for the last twenty-five seasons one of the teams in the conference finals failed to qualify for the playoffs the following year. Anybody want to make a prediction for who it might be this season?
I think that it's going to be one of the NFC teams. Either Rodgers has another fight with the Packers mid-season or, more likely, Tom Brady's body remembers that he's the oldest non-kicker to open a season as a starter. His 2020 season was significantly better than his 2019 but I keep hearing that QBs do better in their second year in Arians' systems so maybe that washes. I'll vote Tampa but I feel like all four seem like they'll be back in the playoffs come January.
So for the last twenty-five seasons one of the teams in the conference finals failed to qualify for the playoffs the following year. Anybody want to make a prediction for who it might be this season?
I think that it's going to be one of the NFC teams. Either Rodgers has another fight with the Packers mid-season or, more likely, Tom Brady's body remembers that he's the oldest non-kicker to open a season as a starter. His 2020 season was significantly better than his 2019 but I keep hearing that QBs do better in their second year in Arians' systems so maybe that washes. I'll vote Tampa but I feel like all four seem like they'll be back in the playoffs come January.
It’s tough to imagine any of those four teams missing playoffs, especially now that we have 7 teams per conference.
My prediction is that this is the year that ends the streak. But I will say that I don’t buy into the TB hype. Everyone thinks they’ll dominate the NFC without any trouble. You gotta remember that last season they didn’t even win their division (Who Dat!) and they were on their way to losing to us in the playoffs until a momentum changing fumble by Jared Cook shifted things in their favor. I think they falter a bit and make playoffs as a wild card. Likely as the 5 seed
My roommate told me this morning that he's been starving for Cowboys football since the season ended last year and that he thinks the Cowboys might pull it off. For that reason, I hope Jerry realizes how stupid it was to play the Bucs week 1 and I hope Brady gets me all the fantasy points possible.
So for the last twenty-five seasons one of the teams in the conference finals failed to qualify for the playoffs the following year. Anybody want to make a prediction for who it might be this season?
I think that it's going to be one of the NFC teams. Either Rodgers has another fight with the Packers mid-season or, more likely, Tom Brady's body remembers that he's the oldest non-kicker to open a season as a starter. His 2020 season was significantly better than his 2019 but I keep hearing that QBs do better in their second year in Arians' systems so maybe that washes. I'll vote Tampa but I feel like all four seem like they'll be back in the playoffs come January.
I'd look at the two teams that had the best injury luck out of that group - TB and Buffalo. (Tampa Bay in particular was incredibly injury-free last year, with only 25.6 adjusted games lost, 16 fewer than second place Atlanta.) Of those two, I'd be more worried about Buffalo, who seem incredibly thin at skill positions. Like TB has a ridiculous stable of receivers, where if Evans goes down they still have Godwin, Brown, etc., whereas if Buffalo loses Diggs, they'd be SOL. I'd also be concerned about world-class chowderhead Cole Beasley spreading covid to his teammates (including unvaxxed Josh Allen), plus general concerns about some regression to the mean for Allen.
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