2012 NFL Thread

[Sykopath]

Originally Posted by Porn N Gore

NFC is where the stronger teams are overall and maybe another NFC team taking the Super Bowl this year.

I don't see an NFC team winning the Super Bowl. Basically because Cincinnati's not an NFC team.

[The Revelator]

Giants are shitting on the Packers, it's embarrassing. not going to watch anymore.

[Sykopath]

Yeah, didn't see that one coming at all. In my personal opinion I believe Aaron Rodgers to be the best QB in the NFL, and with the way NY's defense has been, of late, I didn't expect a fumble AND interception from Rodgers...but don't count the Packers out just yet. Rodgers can do amazing things.

[Caustic Coffee]

Originally Posted by Shape

I don't see an NFC team winning the Super Bowl. Basically because Cincinnati's not an NFC team.

This is in part because I watched my Bears get dismantled by the 49ers, but I think they might be the team to beat in the NFC, especially if this Kaepernick kid comes into his own. I don't think the Falcons are that good, but they might be there too.

The big teams (other than the Bengals) in the AFC are difficult to predict. I think the Ravens and Patriots don't seem like real contenders this time, but the Texans and Broncos look like they're built for the playoffs.

My lame ass prediction is the 49ers vs the Texans in the Superbowl, with the 49ers taking the win.

[Freddy_Lives]

Originally Posted by Robcbh

Actually not a bad sign dude. The only reason why the Patriots released him was because he was due to make like 9 mil as a back up. he got the shit end of the Patriots business stick.

Brian Hoyer wasn't bad at Michigan State but he was nothing to write home about either ever same as a patriot he's a lackluster quaterback.

David Garrard
Vince Young
Derek Anderson

those free agents could of been an easy sign for the rest of the season granted I like Charlie Batch but Charlie showed that he just cannot play anymore.

[Sykopath]

Originally Posted by Caustic Coffee

This is in part because I watched my Bears get dismantled by the 49ers, but I think they might be the team to beat in the NFC, especially if this Kaepernick kid comes into his own. I don't think the Falcons are that good, but they might be there too.

As soon as the Niners declared Kaepernick QB against Chicago I kinda felt that he was gonna be the next big discovery...and that's what it seems to be.

And I'm in agreement with you, I don't think the Falcons are that good either. I mean if you look at their previous games you'll see that most of 'em were very close, however sloppy, games. But some how they pull it off.

The big teams (other than the Bengals) in the AFC are difficult to predict. I think the Ravens and Patriots don't seem like real contenders this time, but the Texans and Broncos look like they're built for the playoffs.

My post about the Bengals going to the Super Bowl was sarcasm. With the way they flip-flop it's hard to tell what they can and can't do...

On the other hand, I don't think the Ravens are good enough to own the record they have but what are ya gonna do? As for the Pats, if the opposing team can score 30+ and play solid defense they could easily be taken out.

I believe the Broncos, as of now, are the team to beat. They're red hot. Peyton has turned them into a Super Bowl contending team...even more so than what he did in Indy.

My lame ass prediction is the 49ers vs the Texans in the Superbowl, with the 49ers taking the win.

Eh, I don't think the Texans will make it this year. Their game against Detroit was sloppy. They're lucky they got the win. But the Niners, with or without Smith are definitely ones to watch. They could possibly be the only team able to stop Denver. Guess we'll see.

[Freddy_Lives]

So Gene Chizik was fired from Auburn after winning a championship in his second year and only coaching 4 for them so I wouldn't doubt it if a NFL team picks him up in the offseason.

I have no idea why Auburn fired him it seems like a stupid idea to me allthough he was only 19-19 without the perfect season.

[Ultimate High]

Originally Posted by Freddy_Lives

So Gene Chizik was fired from Auburn after winning a championship in his second year and only coaching 4 for them so I wouldn't doubt it if a NFL team picks him up in the offseason.

Wut?

He won a championship with a dominant, dominant, Heisman winner at the helm. Coincidentally, after Newton left, he went 12-14 in his final two seasons.

I think the Ravens and Patriots don't seem like real contenders this time, but the Texans and Broncos look like they're built for the playoffs

Brady has put up 117 in the last three games against the current Broncos' D(2011-2012)117.

[Sykopath]

Originally Posted by Ultimate High

Brady has put up 117 in the last three games against the current Broncos' D(2011-2012)117.

That was last year, man. And during the beginning of the season. He could quite possibly do it again but Manning would definitely go with him stride for stride. I see Manning destroying NE's D over Brady destroying Denver's.

[Freddy_Lives]

Originally Posted by Ultimate High

Wut?

He won a championship with a dominant, dominant, Heisman winner at the helm. Coincidentally, after Newton left, he went 12-14 in his final two seasons.

True but he's a good coach and I wouldn't doubt if some nfl team picks him up maybe not as head coach but as a coordinator. He won a championship and I wouldn't say Cam was that dominant the defense had to stop the opposing team also which was against high flying Oregon.