Who do you have in the playoffs for the AFC?

[Buffalogic]

There's lots of talk about what our record might be, but how good are the other teams in our conference?

List your AFC and/or NFC playoff teams by seed.

And don't kill the game by saying it's too early. Week 15 is sometimes too early to tell which teams are making it so don't be a stinker!

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Taking a stab before TC even opens:

1) New England
2) Indy
3) Denver
4) Baltimore

5) Pitt
6) NY

[MikeInRoch]

I don't agree with either of those Wild Cards. I think Cincy and San Diego.

[Ed]

1. Denver
2. Indy
3. New England
4. Cincy
5. KC
6. Buffalo!

Realistically I would probably put Pitt at #6, but the homer in me can't resist at this point.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

I don't agree with either of those Wild Cards. I think Cincy and San Diego.

The AFC West drew the NFC West this year. I think that's going to depress all their records. As for Cincy, I think the Dalton uncertainty is going to undo them a little bit.

[TacklingDummy]

1. NEW ENGLAND
2. DENVER
3. CINCINNATI
4. INDY
5. SAN DIEGO
6. HOUSTON

[Ed]

1. NEW ENGLAND
2. DENVER
3. CINCINNATI
4. INDY
5. SAN DIEGO
6. HOUSTON
So Ryan Fitzpatrick is going to take a 2-14 team to the playoffs?

[Mr. Pink]

1. Denver
2. New England
3. Baltimore
4. Indy
5. Cincy
6. San Diego

1. Seattle
2. New Orleans
3. Green Bay
4. Philly
5. San Francisco
6. Chicago

[swiper]

It's too early.

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So Ryan Fitzpatrick is going to take a 2-14 team to the playoffs?

He's smart enough to.

[trapezeus]

my head says:

New England
Pitt
Indy
Denver

WC to Balt and Cinc/Miami

My Heart says

Buffalo - NE has to stop winning after all these crappy drafts and non-replacement of players...oh right, they don't because they cheat
Pitt
Indy
Denver

WC - San Diego and Balt/Cinc

[sudzy]

1. Denver
2. New England
3. Baltimore
4. Indy
5. Cincy
6. San Diego




yep

[YardRat]

1. Denver
2. Indianapolis
3. New England
4. Pittsburgh
5. Cincinnati
6. Buffalo

1. New Orleans
2. Green Bay
3. San Francisco
4. NY Giants
5. Arizona
6. Seattle

[Fletch]

New England
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Denver

Cincy
Jets

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Well if we are gonna go ahead and do the NFC too then I predict:

1) New Orleans
2) Seattle
3) Philly
4) Chicago
5) San Francisco
6) Green Bay

[coastal]

Picking buffalo?

just stop.

[imbondz]

just supposed to be AFC playoff teams, not NFC. please delete your NFC predictions

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yardrat, trap, pink

[Mace]

1) Denver
2) New England
3) Cincinnati
4) Indianapolis

5) Cleveland
6) Pittsburgh

[Meathead]

Montreal Expos
California Golden Seals
Atlanta Black Crackers
Mean Machine

1988 Jamaican bobsled team
Bills

[Mace]

Montreal Expos
California Golden Seals
Atlanta Black Crackers
Mean Machine

1988 Jamaican bobsled team
Bills

Gary Smith of the Golden Seals was the first goalie I ever pretended to be in street hockey. I wish I could remember why, he was terrible.

"You have to play goal".

"Ok, I am Gary Smith".

I guess I have always been messed up.

[Fletch]

Picking buffalo?

just stop.

But Whaley says so.

[YardRat]

just supposed to be AFC playoff teams, not NFC. please delete your NFC predictions

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yardrat, trap, pink

List your AFC and/or NFC playoff teams by seed.

[coastal]

But Whaley says so.
He's obvioulsy feeling the pressure to produce this year because of the sale.

dead man walking just like the rest of them.

[DraftBoy]

AFC:
New England
Indy
Denver
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Kansas City

NFC:
Eagles
Bears
Saints
Seahawks
49ers
Packers

[imbondz]

List your AFC and/or NFC playoff teams by seed.


lol. how did I miss that

[ICRockets]

AFC:

1) Denver
2) Indy
3) Cincy
4) Buffalo
5) San Diego
6) Tennessee

NFC:

1) San Francisco
2) New Orleans
3) Green Bay
4) Philadelphia
5) Seattle
6) New York Giants

Wild Card Weekend:

Bengals over Titans
Bills over Chargers
Giants over Packers
Seahawks over Eagles

Divisional Round:

Broncos over Bills
Bengals over Colts
Giants over 49ers
Saints over Seahawks

Conference Championships:

Giants over Saints
Broncos over Bengals

Super Bowl:

Eli over Peyton