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NFL Predictions

AFC East

z-Buffalo 15-2

Miami 8-9

NY Jets 7-10

New England 6-11

 

AFC North

y-Baltimore 11-6

x-Cincinnati 10-7

Pittsburgh 7-10

Cleveland 5-12

 

AFC South

y-Indianapolis 13-4

x-Tennessee 10-7

Jacksonville 6-11

Houston 3-14

 

AFC West

y-San Diego 11-6

x-Kansas City 11-6

Denver 9-8

Oakland 7-10


NFC East

y-Philadelphia 11-6

w-Dallas 10-7

NY Giants 6-11

Washington 5-12

 

NFC North

y-Green Bay 12-5

Minnesota 9-8

Detroit 7-10

Chicago 5-12

 

NFC South

z-Tampa Bay 14-3

w-New Orleans 10-7

Carolina 5-12

Atlanta 2-15

 

NFC West

y-LA Rams 13-4

w-San Francisco 10-7

Arizona 7-10

Seattle 6-11


AFC Championship

Buffalo over Kansas City


NFC Championship

Tampa Bay over San Francisco


Super Bowl

Buffalo over Tampa Bay


MVP

Josh Allen

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