Bold Predictions for 2005 (1 Viewer)

[cstu]

The Chicago Bears, led by a stellar defense with such players as Brian Urlacher, Adawale Ogunleye, Tommie Harris, Alex Brown, Lance Briggs, Charles Tillman, Jerry Azumah, and Mike Brown (yes, all on 1 defense!), and an improved offense will make the playoffs with at least a 10-6 record.

Rex Grossman obviously needs to stay heatlhy for this to happen, but this year he has some talent around him offensively with Cedric Benson/Thomas Jones at RB, a veteran OL, and Muhammed at WR.

 

[-OZ-]

AFC West is the toughest division in football

Redskins = playoffs

Kyle Boller is mentioned as a possible pro bowler, worth of consideration but doesn't get in (Palmer, Manning, Leftwich and Green make that impossible)

Titans have a better record than the Steelers

Kelly Holcomb starts by week 6

Patriots 2nd in the division, still get in as a wild card, and Brady loses his first playoff game (to the Chiefs)

MVP: Michael Vick

ROY: Mark Clayton

DMVP: Jonathan Vilma

DROY: Thomas Davis

Well... the first (AFC West) is arguable.Redskins did make the playoffs

Boller isn't a pro bowler, but he looked a lot better at the end of the season than people thought he would.

Holcomb started by week 6

Patriots did lose to an AFC West team.

the rest were just ugly (not so much with Vilma, but Urlacher rocked) - especially the Titans/Steelers part

 

[amnesiac]

Anyhoo, let's see...Browns have a 1000 yard rusher. (Barely.)

droughns got 1232 rushing yards. a brownie finally breaks 1k.

Harrington blows up.

um, no. the lions did implode though.

Mason has a pretty good season.

86, 1073 and 3tds. not bad, not sure if it qualifies as 'pretty good'.

None of the rookie WRs sniff 600 yds. (OK, maybe not so bold.)

i believe this one was correct.