nfl football predictions this week<\/a>\nabout the twelve on road to Super Bowl is merely a guessing exercise, which is\nthe winning key of the Euro Millions, subject to the most varied contingencies,\nlooming or shrinking. But, as players know, you always hit a number or a star.\nThe hard part is getting the full key right.<\/p>\n\n\n\nSome teams are already in playoff mode, ie if they lose a\ngame they are no longer competing in 2015, others are in a phase where a defeat\nmay be the end of the dream and others do not want to lose a game to get the\nbest position on the grid. departure to the Super Bowl.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
AFC<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Let’s start our futurology exercise by AFC and one of the\neasiest. Seats # 1 and # 2, bye week teams, will be from the New England\nPatriots and Denver Broncos, teams that are expected to win their respective\ndivisions (AFC East and AFC West) and most likely in that order, they must\nfinish the regular season with an identical score: 13-3. Tiebreaker? The game\nof week 9 at Gillette Stadium. Victory of the Patriots over the Broncos 43-21.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Since 2000, only three times has AFC East not been beaten by\nthe Patriots. And this year will be no different for the 6th consecutive time\nand 11th time in the last 12 years! In addition to the three-time win over the\nDolphins and the Bills, Tom Brady and company, after their visit and victory in\nSan Diego, have three divisive clashes ahead of them, two of which are played\nat home and precisely against the two. your two most direct opponents. A single\noff and against the Jets\u2026 Few will bet the year will not end for the Patriots\nwith 13-3! In principle, this week, at home, against the Dolphins, should seal\nthe division. Game, Set and Match!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In the Denver Broncos division, AFC WEST, having a team like\nthe Raiders, means having 3 teams fighting for the playoff’s.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Two weeks ago it could have happened that all teams were\ntied at 7-4, but the results of the last two weeks made the Denver team shoot\nand now have two wins over San Diego and three over Kansas City.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The timing to which Peyton Manning and his peers will be\nsubject is not easy this holiday season. In the next two weeks, two outings to\nSan Diego and Cincinnati, teams that are equally looking for their place in the\nplayoff’s, but the last round is at home and against the Raiders. Probably\n13-3, not surprisingly Denver’s were 12-4 in a possible defeat in one of the on\nthe road games. Hence the advantage for AFC # 1 is the New England Patriots.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
AFC North is regarded as one of the NFL’s most competitive\ndivisions. Since it exists as such (2003) it has 5 wins for Pittsburgh, 4 for\nBaltimore and 3 for Cincinnati and to top it off this year the Browns have been\nbummed to be the party’s drums and are equally in the fight. The division\nwinner, almost certainly, will be Baltimore. Or Cincinnati. Or Pittsburgh. Or even\nCleveland.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It is a total shuffle, with victory and a half, separating\nthe first from the last. But the momentum to be on the sides of Pittsburgh.\n(Okay, I confess it’s also an act of personal faith, as I’m part of Steelers\nNation). Last week’s win in Cincinnati gave a boost to a team that could have\nbeen very quiet right now, were it not for home defeats against Tampa By\nBuccaneers or in NY against the Jets! In terms of timing, they have a visit to\nAtlanta and the final two games at Heinz Field against the Chiefs and Bengals.\nIf they no longer use the complicometer, the Steelers win the division.<\/p>\n