pannell@dosadi.DEC (Roger D. Pannell 229-6893 LTN1-1/D03) (08/30/84)
These are my picks for the upcoming NFL season. Each CENTRAL division
could belong to anybody, so I picked a couple of dark horses. Atlanta has
made the playoffs every even numbered year starting in 1978. New England
may just prove to be the CLASS of the AFC this year.
NFC
EAST CENTRAL WEST
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Washington 12-4 Detroit 9-7 L. A. 10-6
Dallas 11-5 Atlanta 10-6
Playoffs: Dallas over Atlanta
Washington over Detroit
Dallas over L. A.
Dallas over Washington
AFC
EAST CENTRAL WEST
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New England 11-5 Houston 9-7 L. A. 11-5
Miami 10-6 San Diego 9-7
Playoffs: Miami over San Diego
New England over Houston
L. A. over Miami
New England over L. A.
Super Bowl: DALLAS over NEW ENGLAND
-- Roger Pannell
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UUCP: {allegra, decvax, ucbvax}!decwrl!rhea!dosadi!pannellkwc@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.) (08/21/85)
With the NFL football season fast approaching, everyone is starting to mouth off about why THEIR team will win the Super Bowl. Well, here is a chance to put your money where your mouth is. I am willing to keep a record of people's predictions as to which team's will: 1) Win each Division 2) Win the Wild Card spots in each Conference 3) Win the Conference Championships 4) Win the Super Bowl I will take submissions up until midnight September 6 and post the results on September 7. Then, when Super Bowl times comes around in January we will see who was right and who was wrong. Please, if you are going to submit a prediction, do so for each catagory. I will not accept letters with just one or two predictions such as "San Francisco will beat Los Angeles in the Super Bowl". You may e-mail me you responses or post them on the net and I will keep an account of everyone's picks. You could also just not bother and give the Redskins the Lombardi trophy right now. They are going to win the Super Bowl anyway.
kwc@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.) (08/21/85)
> > With the NFL football season fast approaching, everyone is starting > to mouth off about why THEIR team will win the Super Bowl. Well, here is a > chance to put your money where your mouth is. I am willing to keep a record > of people's predictions as to which team's will: > > 1) Win each Division > 2) Win the Wild Card spots in each Conference > 3) Win the Conference Championships > 4) Win the Super Bowl > > I will take submissions up until midnight September 6 and post the > results on September 7. Then, when Super Bowl times comes around in January > we will see who was right and who was wrong. > Please, if you are going to submit a prediction, do so for each > catagory. I will not accept letters with just one or two predictions such > as "San Francisco will beat Los Angeles in the Super Bowl". > You may e-mail me you responses or post them on the net and I will > keep an account of everyone's picks. > You could also just not bother and give the Redskins the Lombardi > trophy right now. They are going to win the Super Bowl anyway. > Sorry, I forgot to sign this. Kenneth Crist cvl!kwc Computer Vision Lab University of Maryland
djvh@drutx.UUCP (VanHandelDJ) (08/23/85)
> > 1) Win each Division > 2) Win the Wild Card spots in each Conference > 3) Win the Conference Championships > 4) Win the Super Bowl > AFC EAST : Miami Dolphins AFC CENTRAL : Pittsburgh Steelers AFC WEST : Los Angeles Raiders AFC WILDCARD: Seattle Seahawks NFC EAST : Washington Redskins NFC CENTRAL : Chicago Bears (It hurts to say it - but I hate to be wrong) NFC WEST : San Francisco 49ers NFC WILDCARD: Green Bay Packers AFC CHAMPION: Pittsburgh Steelers NFC CHAMPION: Chicago Bears SUPER BOWL : Chicago Bears Side Note: I'm a die-hard PACKERS fan; I just want to see the reaction of the Bears fans - and humor them a little before their bubble bursts (like after game 7, when they play Green Bay). ##### ####### ###### # ##### # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # #### # # ###### # # # ### # # # # # ####### # # # # # # # # # # # # # # ##### ####### # # # ##### # # Dave Van Handel drutx!djvh
kwc@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.) (08/26/85)
> > > > 1) Win each Division > > 2) Win the Wild Card spots in each Conference > > 3) Win the Conference Championships > > 4) Win the Super Bowl > > > AFC EAST : Miami Dolphins > AFC CENTRAL : Pittsburgh Steelers > AFC WEST : Los Angeles Raiders > AFC WILDCARD: Seattle Seahawks > > NFC EAST : Washington Redskins > NFC CENTRAL : Chicago Bears (It hurts to say it - but I hate to be wrong) > NFC WEST : San Francisco 49ers > NFC WILDCARD: Green Bay Packers > > AFC CHAMPION: Pittsburgh Steelers > NFC CHAMPION: Chicago Bears > > SUPER BOWL : Chicago Bears > > Dave Van Handel > drutx!djvh Dave, you only listed one wild card from each Conference, but as you know there are two wild card positions in each conference. Just an over sight on your part I'm sure. Find your other two wild cards and post them so I can put your picks into my filing system. Thanks. Kenneth Crist Computer Vision Lab University of Maryland P.S-Thanks also to everyone who has sent me their picks. To those who haven't, WHY NOT?
9234dwz@houxf.UUCP (Head Roach) (08/28/85)
> AFC EAST : Dolphins > AFC CENTRAL : Browns > AFC WEST : Raiders > AFC WILDCARD: Seahawks Patriots > > NFC EAST : Cardinals > NFC CENTRAL : Bears > NFC WEST : 49ers > NFC WILDCARD: Redskins Cowboys > > AFC CHAMPION: Seahawks > NFC CHAMPION: Cardinals > > SUPER BOWL : Seahawks > Dave Peak @ ihnp4!hotel!dxp "All the net's a stage and all the men and women merely ham actors !" - Rev Peak (apologies to Bill S.)
tron@fluke.UUCP (Peter Barbee) (08/28/85)
My NFL picks:
NFC East: Redskins if Riggins fails then Rogers rolls
NFC Central: Chicago Bears love that D, but weak division helps
NFC West: San Francisco of course
AFC East: Miami Dolphins Marino won't be as awesome but Shula will
AFC Central: Pittsburgh who else could win this division?
Steelers (as in, who else has the talent?)
AFC West: Seattle my team, I'm baised, but Easley is great and
Warner is back
NFC Wildcards: St. Louis and NY Giants
AFC Wildcards: Raiders (who cares how) and New England
(it is close between Raiders, Denver, and KC; NE is in
because of easier division schedule)
NFC Champion: 49er's (did I see someone pick the Giants?!?)
AFC Champion: Seahawks (ok, ok, so it's a dream)
Superbowl Champion: Seahawks (why stop now)
Peter Bnyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) (08/29/85)
Well, folks, the moment you've been waiting for:
AFC
East Cent West
Miami 12-4 Pittsburgh 9-7 Los Angeles 11-5
New York 9-6-1 Houston 8-8 San Diego 11-5
New England 8-8 Cleveland 5-11 Seattle 9-7
Indianapolis 6-9-1 Cincinnati 4-12 Kansas City 7-9
Buffalo 5-11 Denver 5-11
NFC
East Cent West
Washington 14-2 Chicago 13-3 San Francisco 12-4
St. Louis 10-6 Green Bay 9-7 Los Angeles 9-7
New York 7-9 Detroit 8-8 New Orleans 6-10
Philadelphia 7-9 Minnesota 6-10 Atlanta 5-11
Dallas 5-11 Tampa Bay 3-13
I shall post playoff scores later.
James
Note: The full season was played using my previously mentioned
simulation.
The rankings listed Chicago as the best team, remember that Washington
has Dallas and the AFC Central to beat up upon this year!
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James C. Armstrong, Jnr. {ihnp4,cbosgd,akgua}!abnji!nyssa
"If she doesn't scream, the wedding can take place!" Doctor
"Don't I have a say in the matter?" female companion
"Be quiet" Doctor
Which companion, what story?ejv@drutx.UUCP (VaughnEJ) (08/29/85)
PREDICTIONS NFC east-------New York Giants (the eagles aren't bad;the kaboys aren't good) NFC central----Chicago (the bears could win 15 games) NFC west-------SanFrancisco 1st wild card--STL 2nd wild card--LosAngles Rams Conference champ--SanFrancisco 49ers AFC east-------Miami AFC central----Pittsburgh (almost said houston but someone slapped my back) AFC west-------Seattle (broncos play too tough a schedule to win) 1st wild card--Denver 2nd wild card--Oakland Conference champ--Denver (miamis'awesome but i'm a broncos fan) Super Bowl champ--SanFrancisco (they will already have lost twice to denver three times would be tough)
animal@drutx.UUCP (LowG) (08/30/85)
Predictions AFC East: NY Jets (Step aside Marino. Ken O'Brien is here to stay.) AFC Cent: Steelers AFC West: Seahawks Wildcard 1: Dolphins Wildcard 2: Patriots NFC East: Giants NFC Cent: Bears NFC West: 49ers Wildcard 1: Cardinals Wildcard 2: Redskins AFC Champion: NY Jets NFC Champion: NY Giants Superbowl Winner: NEW YORK JETS [Gastineau (#99) finally wins the Superbowl ring that he deserves]
animal@drutx.UUCP (LowG) (08/30/85)
One correction - AFC Cent: Browns (not the Steelers)
kayuucee@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.) (08/30/85)
> > AFC EAST : Dolphins > > AFC CENTRAL : Browns > > AFC WEST : Raiders > > AFC WILDCARD: Seahawks > Patriots > > > > NFC EAST : Cardinals > > NFC CENTRAL : Bears > > NFC WEST : 49ers > > NFC WILDCARD: Redskins > Cowboys > > > > AFC CHAMPION: Seahawks > > NFC CHAMPION: Cardinals > > > > SUPER BOWL : Seahawks > > > > > > Dave Peak > @ ihnp4!hotel!dxp > > "All the net's a stage and all the men and women merely ham actors !" > - Rev Peak (apologies to Bill S.) Dave, our just seconding these or are you submitting them for me to keep track of? England would like to know. Ken Crist
djg@drutx.UUCP (GrimsrudD) (08/30/85)
Predictions
AFC East: Miami (But look out for the Jets. They do have the best defensive
lineman in the NFL. Who else but Mark Gastineau.)
AFC Cent: Cincinnati
AFC West: Denver Donkeys
AFC Wildcard 1: Seattle
AFC Wildcard 2: Kansas City
NFC East: Giants
NFC Cent: PACKERS
NFC West: 49ers
NFC Wildcard 1: Rams
NFC Wildcard 2: Redskins
AFC Champion: Seattle
NFC Champion: Packers
Superbowl: PACKERS
DON "VINCE LOMBARDI" GRIMSUDmuth@amdahl.UUCP (John A. Muth) (08/30/85)
<<>>
For what it's worth, here are my predictions for the 1985 NFL season.
Take it with a grain of salt. You must remember that last year I posted
more than one article claiming that the Raiders would easily beat the
Seahawks in the AFC wildcard game. Oh well, at least I got the
Superbowl right.
NFC EAST: Redskins
NFC CENTRAL: Bears
NFC WEST: 49'ers
NFC WILDCARDS: Cowboys
Packers
AFC EAST: Dolphins
AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburg
AFC WEST: Raiders
AFC WILDCARDS: Seahawks
Broncos
NFC Champion: 49'ers
AFC Champion: Raiders (Assuming someone else knocks off the Seahawks.
If not, who knows?)
SUPERBOWL: 49'ers (This is tough because I really like the Raiders.
But we must face facts.)
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John A. Muth ...!{ihnp4,hplabs,sun,nsc}!amdahl!muthtmg@druhi.UUCP (GilipskyTM) (08/31/85)
A.F.C. East: Miami * Weak division. I'm not as awed by them as some * people. Take away Marino and what do you * got? Central: Pittsburgh * Nothing that great in this division. West: Seattle * Only strong division in the AFC. This team * is good has a good coach and just might be * hungry enough to do it. Wildcard: L.A. Raiders * Still have some talent, but I've always hated them. Wildcard: Denver Broncos * Are they for real? Only time will tell. A.F.C. Champ: Seattle over L.A. * Like I said, AFC West-The division where all the AFC strenght is. N.F.C. East: Washington * If New York and St. Louis have good years (you never know * which way the balls going to bounce) they'll give them * a run for it. I'll enjoy watching the demise of the * cowboys, I like them almost as much as I like the raiders. Central: Chicago * Being a packer backer this isn't easy for me to admit. * They'll be tough to beat if thier defense stays healthy * along with McMahon, Payton and Co. West: San Fran. * With all that talent they should have no problem in * division if they stay healthy. Wildcard: Packers * The pack will do ok this year. The defense is much * improved and the passing game should still be as * exciting as ever. Wildcard: Giants * Just a guess, could go to either St. Louis or the * Rams if Dickerson is around to help. NFC Champ: San Fran Super Bowl: San Francisco over Seattle. I'm not a 49er fan. But I believe when they're healty and playing well they're best in NFL. i.e. They can beat anyone when the money's on the line. Tom Gilipsky AT&T I.S. Denver, Co.
tml@drupa.UUCP (Tim Larison) (09/01/85)
My NFL picks:
NFC East: NY Giants Best D in the division
NFC Central: Chicago Bears Won last year and now have McMahon at qb
NFC West: San Francisco Who else?
AFC East: Miami Dolphins New England may have as much talent, but
they don't have Don Shula
AFC Central: Pittsburgh Strong finish last year a sign of things
Steelers to come
AFC West: Denver Broncos Will show last year not a fluke; best
defense and now have breakaway threats
in Steve Sewall at rb and V. Johnson at wr.
NFC Wildcards: Washington & Green Bay
AFC Wildcards: Seattle & New England (Raiders need a QB)
NFC Champion: NY Giants
AFC Champion: Denver Broncos
Superbowl Champion: Denver Broncos (perhaps my home town bias is showing)beyer@fluke.UUCP (09/02/85)
In article <836@abnji.UUCP> nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) writes: >Well, folks, the moment you've been waiting for: > > AFC > >West > >Los Angeles 11-5 >San Diego 11-5 >Seattle 9-7 >Kansas City 7-9 >Denver 5-11 > I think your simulation needs lots more work! I could MAYBE understand putting Seattle at third (I doubt it!), but Denver at the bottom? I also would be very surprised to see San Diego finish second must less first in this division (Sorry Charger fans, I like the team, but in the last couple of years I haven't seen much excitement from Fouts). This is what I would like to see happen, Denver 12-4 Seattle 11-5 Los Angeles 9-7 (Maybe 10-6) Kansas City 8-8 San Diego 6-10 {uw-beaver,decvax!microsof,ucbvax!lbl-csam,allegra,ssc-vax}!fluke!beyer Jeff Beyer; John Fluke Mfg. Co MS 223B; PO Box C9090 Everett WA 98206 (206) 356-5986 Always a die-hard SeaHawks Fan!
jmh@ltuxa.UUCP (Jon M. Hanrath) (09/02/85)
Here are my two bits: NFC WEST: San Francisco (of course) NFC CENTRAL: Green Bay (of course of course) NFC EAST: Washington (I hope Theisman quits) WILD CARD 1: Los Angeles WILD CARD 2: Chicago AFC WEST: Seattle AFC CENTRAL: Cleveland AFC EAST: Miami WILD CARD 1: Denver WILD CARD 2: New England NFC Champion: Green Bay AFC CHampion: Miami SUPERBOWL CHAMP (played in Green Bay): Green Bay Ed. Note: I cannot believe that Dave Van Handel could bring himself to pick the Bears over the Packers. Jon Hanrath ihnp4!ltuxa!jmh
pannell@dosadi.DEC (Roger D. Pannell 229-6893 LTN1-1/D03) (09/03/85)
AFC EAST Miami AFC WEST Seattle AFC CENTRAL Pittsburgh (by default) WILD CARD LA Raiders WILD CARD New England CONF. CHAMP Seattle NFC EAST Washington NFC WEST San Francisco NFC CENTRAL Chicago WILD CARD Dallas WILD CARD NY Giants CONF. CHAMP San Francisco SUPER BOWL CHAMP San Francisco
ogre@whuts.UUCP (LOCOCO) (09/03/85)
Here's my stab (guess) at it for the compiler to include me in his list:
AFC NFC
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East Dolphins Redskins
Central Steelers Bears
West Seahawks 49ers
WC#1 Raiders Packers
WC#2 Broncos Cowboys
Champ Dolphins 49ers
Keeper of the Ring: Dolphins (Marino buys the Pepsi this year!)
GO SAINTS! (Groan)
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1-201-467-7436krahl@druky.UUCP (KrahlRH) (09/03/85)
> AFC EAST: Dolphins > AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburg > AFC WEST: Raiders > AFC WILDCARDS: Seahawks > Broncos > > -- > John A. Muth ...!{ihnp4,hplabs,sun,nsc}!amdahl!muth First of all John, Pittsburg is not in the *set* of teams Dolphins, Raiders, Seahawks and Broncos. Steelers would be though. Secondly, *you* spelled PITTSBURGH incorrectly !!!! Four time *super-bowl* champs during the 70's. What an accomplishment for Chuck Noll -- the unsung super-coach of all time!!!!! Virgo!!! Picky Picky Picky. What can I say...Go ahead. FLAME ME. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rich Krahl (Steeler Fan) AT&T-IS, Denver ..!drutx!druky!krahl
kayuucee@cvl.UUCP (Kenneth W. Crist Jr.) (09/03/85)
> Well, folks, the moment you've been waiting for: > > AFC > > East Cent West > > Miami 12-4 Pittsburgh 9-7 Los Angeles 11-5 > New York 9-6-1 Houston 8-8 San Diego 11-5 > New England 8-8 Cleveland 5-11 Seattle 9-7 > Indianapolis 6-9-1 Cincinnati 4-12 Kansas City 7-9 > Buffalo 5-11 Denver 5-11 > > NFC > > East Cent West > > Washington 14-2 Chicago 13-3 San Francisco 12-4 > St. Louis 10-6 Green Bay 9-7 Los Angeles 9-7 > New York 7-9 Detroit 8-8 New Orleans 6-10 > Philadelphia 7-9 Minnesota 6-10 Atlanta 5-11 > Dallas 5-11 Tampa Bay 3-13 > > I shall post playoff scores later. > > James > > Note: The full season was played using my previously mentioned > simulation. > > The rankings listed Chicago as the best team, remember that Washington > has Dallas and the AFC Central to beat up upon this year! > -- > James C. Armstrong, Jnr. {ihnp4,cbosgd,akgua}!abnji!nyssa > If you would like me to keep track of your picks as I am doing with other peoples, I need you predictions for NFC and AFC Champs and a Super Bowl winner. If you don't want to be included in my rapidly growing group, please send me a message, or reply on the net. Thanks. Kenneth Crist cvl!kayuucee
erik@ssc-vax.UUCP (Erik Strom) (09/04/85)
My NFL picks for this season:
AFC W Seahawks
AFC C Steelers
AFC E Dolphins
WC's Raiders
Broncos (Sorry KC, I really would like to see you there!)
NFC E Redskins
NFC C Bears
NFC W 49er's
WC's Cardinals
Giants (They deserve a break, finally!)
NFC Champs: 49er's
AFC Champs: Seahawks
Super Bowl: Who else!! Seahawks!!
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ssc-vax!erik bobn@bmcg.UUCP (Bob Nebert) (09/04/85)
> Predictions > How about the picks for LAST place in each division and who will get the first pick in the draft (college or USFL there both the same anyway). Anybody can pick for first, but how about last???????
mom@sfmag.UUCP (M.Modig) (09/04/85)
NFC WEST : 49ers
NFC CENTRAL: Chicago
NFC EAST: St. Louis
WILDCARDS: NY Giants
Washington
AFC WEST: Seattle
AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburgh
AFC EAST: Miami
Wildcards: Raiders
Denver
The 49ers will repeat as champs by beating Seatlle in the Super
Bowl.
Mark Modg
ihnp4!sfmag!momfranko@homxb.UUCP (F.BASTRY) (09/04/85)
NFC
East: St. Louis
Central: Chicago
West: San Francisco
#1 Wildcard: Washington
#2 Wildcard: NJ Giants
AFC Super Bowl:
East: Miami Seattle over St. Louis
Central: Houston
West: Seattle Biggest surprises:
#1 Wildcard: New England Minnesota, Philly & KC
#2 Wildcard: Kansas City
Biggest busts:
LA Faders & Pittsburghbobn@bmcg.UUCP (Bob Nebert) (09/04/85)
> > AFC > >West > > > >Los Angeles 11-5 > >San Diego 11-5 > >Seattle 9-7 > >Kansas City 7-9 > >Denver 5-11 > > > I think your simulation needs lots more work! > I also would be very surprised to see San Diego finish second > must less first in this division (Sorry Charger fans, I like the team, > but in the last couple of years I haven't seen much excitement from Fouts). > > > Denver 12-4 > Seattle 11-5 > Los Angeles 9-7 (Maybe 10-6) > Kansas City 8-8 > San Diego 6-10 > I dont know!!!!!!! I agree with the first posting, maybe cause I live in San Diego :-:- but Spanos, the new Chargers own, is cleaning house. He traded Jackson the AFC leading rusher last year, Duckworth a speed burner, signed Tim Spencer RB, maybe Gary Anderson will be here in a few days, Trumaine Johnson is here. I believe if the offense protects Fouts They are on their way. Don't laugh to much but watch their defense. It's all new and GOOD.
moore@cornell.UUCP (Doug Moore) (09/05/85)
My Picks: NFC East - Cardinals Central - Bears West - 49'ers Wildcards - Redskins, Cowboys Championship game - 49'ers 31 Cardinals 21 AFC East - Dolphins Central - Steelers West - Seahawks Wildcards - Raiders, Chargers Championship game - Seahawks 20 Dolphins 17 Super Bowl - 49'ers 30 Seahawks 10 (a black day for America). Doug Moore
maxg@tekig4.UUCP (Max Guernsey) (09/05/85)
NFC WEST : 49ers
NFC CENTRAL: Chicago
NFC EAST: St. Louis
WILDCARDS: Dallas
Washington
NFC Champs: 49ers
AFC WEST: Seattle
AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburgh
AFC EAST: Miami
Wildcards: Raiders
Denver
AFC: Seattle
Superbowl: 49er's (I hope they lose to Seattle)
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signature.muth@amdahl.UUCP (John A. Muth) (09/05/85)
> > > AFC EAST: Dolphins > > AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburg > > AFC WEST: Raiders > > AFC WILDCARDS: Seahawks > > Broncos > > > > -- > > John A. Muth ...!{ihnp4,hplabs,sun,nsc}!amdahl!muth > > First of all John, Pittsburg is not in the *set* of teams Dolphins, Raiders, > Seahawks and Broncos. Steelers would be though. > > Secondly, *you* spelled PITTSBURGH incorrectly !!!! Four time *super-bowl* > champs during the 70's. What an accomplishment for Chuck Noll -- the unsung > super-coach of all time!!!!! > > Virgo!!! Picky Picky Picky. What can I say...Go ahead. FLAME ME. > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Rich Krahl (Steeler Fan) > AT&T-IS, Denver > ..!drutx!druky!krahl Sorry Rich. I didn't mean to offend. I'm just a victim of California public schools. At least I picked the Steelers to win the division. doesn't that count for anything? By the way, you don't have to tell me about how good the Steeler teams of the 70's were. I'm a Raiders fan (You remember them. The team that the Steelers always used to beat in the playoffs.). -- John A. Muth ...!{ihnp4,hplabs,sun,nsc}!amdahl!muth
agroh@dartvax.UUCP (Andrew M. Groh) (09/05/85)
Well, here are my picks.
NFC
West Central East
San Francisco Chicago Washington
Los Angeles St. Louis
AFC
West Central East
Seattle Cincinnati Miami
Kansas City New England
Playoffs: NFC AFC
Cardinals over Rams New England over Kansas City
49ers over Cardinals Seattle over Patriots
Redskins over Bears Miami over Bengals
49ers over Redskins Miami over Seattle
Super Bowl: 49ers over Miami (again)
Notes:
49ers are by far and away the class of the NFL but a lot of things can
happen on the way to the Super Bowl like injuries and Overconfidence.
In the AFC west there are too many good teams for 3 of them to make the
playoffs as they will knock each other off. Seattle is a typical Chuck Knox
team in that it is a good regular season team but not a good playoff team.
Marino will not be as awesome this year but he should be good enough.
Additional note - These picks are biased by an extreme love for the
patriots.
Andrew M. Groh
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Phone: (603)-643-9823bruss@sdcsvax.UUCP (Brian Russ) (09/06/85)
AFC East: Miami AFC Central: Pittsburgh AFC West: Seattle AFC Wildcards: LA Raiders Denver NFC East: St. Louis NFC Central: Chicago NFC West: San Francisco NFC Wildcards: Washington LA Rams AFC Champion: Seattle NFC Champion: San Francisco Super Bowl: San Francisco over Seattle Brian Russ UC San Diego sdcsvax!bruss
wades@iddic.UUCP (Wade Scheckla) (09/07/85)
Well folks, here is my attempt at psychic football: AFC WEST: Seattle (Super) Seahawks AFC CENTRAL: Pittsburg Steelers (by virtue of an easier schedule> AFC EAST: Miami Dolphins (with Marino they are tough to beat) AFC WILDCARD #1: Denver Broncos AFC WILDCARD #2: New England Patriots NFC WEST: San Francisco 49ers (no comment needed here) NFC CENTRAL: Chicago Bears (with a healthy QB, and a D that wants to hurt you) NFC EAST: St. Louis Cardinals (they finally have all the ingredients) NFC WILDCARD #1: Dallas Cowboys (they always seem to make it somehow) NFC WILDCARD #2: Washington Redskins (ONLY if they stay healthy) SUPER BOWL: San Francisco 49ers over Seattle Seahawks (sorry, no surprise here) GO COWBOYS! Wade Scheckla tektronix!iddic!wades
gersh@dartvax.UUCP (Jeff Gershengorn) (09/08/85)
Peer pressure:
My NFL picks:
AFC West: L.A. Traitors
AFC Central: Pittsburgh (by default)
AFC East: Miami Vice Dolphins
Wildcard #1: Seattle
Wildcard #2: Houston (Bad Moon Rising)
NFC West: Forty F-----n' Niners
NFC Central: Chicago (Payton Place)
NFC East: NY Giants
Wildcard #1: 'Skins
Wildcard #2: Cardinals
AFC Champion: Seattle
NFC Champion: 49ers
Super Bowl Champions 3rd time in last 5 years: NINERS!
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> NFC > East: St. Louis > Central: Chicago > West: San Francisco > #1 Wildcard: Washington > #2 Wildcard: NJ Giants > > AFC Super Bowl: > East: Miami Seattle over St. Louis > Central: Houston > West: Seattle Biggest surprises: > #1 Wildcard: New England Minnesota, Philly & KC > #2 Wildcard: Kansas City > Biggest busts: > LA Faders & Pittsburgh >> Thank you for finally mentioning my hometown VIKINGS!! >> I'm not predicting them to make the Super Bowl, or even the >> playoffs, but... >> in 4 pre-season and 1 regular season games, the VIKES have >> beaten the Dolphins, Steelers, Broncos, AND 49er's!!! >> GO TEAM THIS BUD's FOR YOU!! >> >> ...!ihnp4!rosevax!shari
mcal@ihuxb.UUCP (Mike Clifford) (09/10/85)
> > NFC > > East: St. Louis > > Central: Chicago > > West: San Francisco > > #1 Wildcard: Washington > > #2 Wildcard: NJ Giants > > > > AFC Super Bowl: > > East: Miami Seattle over St. Louis > > Central: Houston > > West: Seattle Biggest surprises: > > #1 Wildcard: New England Minnesota, Philly & KC > > #2 Wildcard: Kansas City > > Biggest busts: > > LA Faders & Pittsburgh > > >> Thank you for finally mentioning my hometown VIKINGS!! > >> I'm not predicting them to make the Super Bowl, or even the > >> playoffs, but... > >> in 4 pre-season and 1 regular season games, the VIKES have > >> beaten the Dolphins, Steelers, Broncos, AND 49er's!!! > >> GO TEAM THIS BUD's FOR YOU!! > >> > >> ...!ihnp4!rosevax!shari Why NOT predict them to make the playoffs? Given that they reside in the NFC Central, and the fact that they ARE for real, and that the Bud-man is back, and they're schedule (pretty weak, since they were 3-13 last year), they have an excellant chance of winning first place. Mike Clifford
tim@normac.UUCP (Tim McCreery) (09/11/85)
submitted after first week of play: AFC East: New England AFC Central: Houston AFC West: LA Raiders AFC Wildcards: Seattle Miami NFC East: Dallas NFC Central: Chicago NFC West: LA Rams NFC Wildcards: Minnesota San Francisco AFC Champion: LA Raiders (beats New England then Seattle) NFC Champion: San Francisco (beats Minnesota then Dallas then Chicago) Super Bowl: LA Raiders Tim McCreery ihnp4!amdahl!normac!tim
meehan@ihlpg.UUCP (Meehan) (09/16/85)
Here are my 1985 NFL predictions: AFC EAST - Miami CENTRAL - Pittsburgh WEST - Kansas City WILDCARDS - Denver New England NFC EAST - St. Louis CENTRAL - Chicago WEST - San Francisco WILDCARDS - Washington Greenbay AFC CHAMPS -> Kansas City NFC CHAMPS -> St. Louis SUPER "MISSOURI" BOWL CHAMP -> St. Louis Cardinals Patrick Meehan AT&T Bell Labs Naperville Ill. ihlpg!meehan
asas@ssc-vax.UUCP (Michael P Morr) (09/17/85)
> My NFL picks: > > AFC West: L.A. Traitors > AFC Central: Pittsburgh (by default) > AFC East: Miami Vice Dolphins > Wildcard #1: Seattle Go Hawks!!!! > Wildcard #2: Houston (Bad Moon Rising) Houston??? NFC: Who cares? (-: > NFC West: Forty F-----n' Niners > NFC Central: Chicago (Payton Place) > NFC East: NY Giants > Wildcard #1: 'Skins > Wildcard #2: Cardinals > > AFC Champion: Seattle > > NFC Champion: 49ers > > Super Bowl Champions 3rd time in last 5 years: NINERS! Seahawks!!!