Again? or Miller of Jax?Pierre Thomas will be a top 10 rb
Flacco will be a top 10 qb
Zach miller will be a top 10 TE
Fitz will NOT be a top 10 WR
please god let this happen!!!!lions win 8 games,,, lol ,,, just kiddenRaiderfan32904 said:Jahvid Best has a better fantasy scoring season in PPR leagues than Adrian Peterson (MIN).
He said bold predictions not mentally insane onesStealthycat said:Lienart throws up 28 TD's and 4,000 yards
Fred Davis in and Chris Cooley out? What gives? I think this is bold to say for the state of Redsking TE's, let alone the entire league.#1 TE-Jermichael Finley
#1 RB-Frank Gore
#1 QB-Aaron Rodgers
#1 WR-Quan Boldin
Not in the top 10 at their position:
Chris Cooley
Reggie Wayne
Randy Moss
Tony Gonzalez
Phillip Rivers
Stephen Jackson
In the top 10 at their position:
Jay Cutler
Laurence Maroney
Mike Sims-Walker
Fred Davis
In the playoffs:
Raiders
Lions
Out of the playoffs:
Patriots
Saints
It could happen in Madden NFL.He said bold predictions not mentally insane onesStealthycat said:Lienart throws up 28 TD's and 4,000 yards
calm down.DHB makes a catch
I have never disagreed more with a list of bold predictions! Yuck! (except the tom cable one)Dallas finishes last in their division at 8-8Delhome wins comeback player of the yearJets are under .500Carson Palmer is top 5 QBMcnabb wins MVP when the redskins go 12-4 and win the NFC EASTTom Cable doesnt last the season(maybe not that bold)
thats no prediction!! thats relaying a story... here. while it is pretty bold i can't let you have credit for it!LenDale White will get cut before Memorial Day
Wes Welker tops 100 receptions in 2010Brandon Tate finishes as a Top-15 WR.
Better yet, why don't you set the over/under at 29. I'll bet the over.Heres my bold prediction, this is the first of 29 threads this year where people list players on their teams that will put up huge numbers.
In 8 games ?Wes Welker tops 100 receptions in 2010Brandon Tate finishes as a Top-15 WR.
16In 8 games ?Wes Welker tops 100 receptions in 2010Brandon Tate finishes as a Top-15 WR.
If i had to set an over/under it would be around 50, thats what makes my 29 prediction so bold.Better yet, why don't you set the over/under at 29. I'll bet the over.Heres my bold prediction, this is the first of 29 threads this year where people list players on their teams that will put up huge numbers.
Vikings struggle to get to 8-8 in 2010, and Favre rides off into the sunset...for good.Last but not least, Favre and the Vikings beat the Packes in ther NFC championship and then the Jets in the SB.....Favre annouces his retirement shortly after.....and stays retired.
Being a lifelong diehard I gotta say it's somewhat of a bold prediction. Not nearly as bold though as some of the other predictions I've seen. To me, it IS a bold prediction for THIS year but one that COULD possibly happen IF the O-line keeps Smith upright and he improves on last year stats of 18 tds in basically 11 games , WR Michael Crabtree improves and scores double digit TD's AND TE Vernon Davis repeats or at least comes close to last years stats. Seems like a lot to ask for all 3 of those guys to achieve those expectations but those expectations aren't unrealistic but it'll take 100% effort from Smith,Crabtree and Davis to reach those goals. RB Frank Gore's gonna get his numbers and should equal last years numbers. I feel confident the 9ers will win the West division but it's gonna take excellant play from all the studs to win the NFC. The season will definitely be disappointing if they don't at least win their division.I only have one bold prediction:WR MARCUS EASLEY(Buffalo Bills)- Drafted in the 4th round this year rookie Easley beats out Steve Johnson, Hardy, Chad Jackson and Parrish to win the starting job opposite Lee Evans. We know the Bills QB's aren't very good and they should be playing from behind alot so that'll mean throw,throw,throw. Probably alot of INT's in those throws but Easley goes on to end up being the Bills leading receiver with over 1,000 yds and 8-10 TD's.San Francisco 49ers will represent the NFC in the Super Bowl.