2009 NFL Predictions (Records, Playoffs, Stats, Awards)

This post was written by Greg on July 17, 2009
Posted Under: 2009, General / Analysis

It’s that time of year; prediction season.  With mini-camps and OTA’s wrapped up, rosters pretty much finalized, and still a couple of weeks until training camp, I thought I’d take a look at what my predictions are for the 2009 NFL season.  The predictions are pretty intense and in-depth, as I included all records, playoff seedings, playoff results, awards, and major stats predictions.  Lets get straight to it.

NFC North

Vikings 10-6

Bears 9-7

Packers 9-7

Lions 4-12

NFC South

Carolina Panthers 11-5

New Orleans Saints 8-8

Atlanta Falcons 8-8

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6-10

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys 11-5

New York Giants 10-6

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6

Washington Redskins 9-7

NFC West

Seattle Seahawks 9-7

Arizona Cardinals 8-8

San Fransisco 49ers 6-10

St. Louis Rams 3-13

AFC North

Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5

Baltimore Ravens 10-6

Cincinatti Bengals 7-9

Cleveland Browns 5-11

AFC South

Indianapolis Colts 10-6

Tennessee Titans 10-6

Houston Texans 8-8

Jacksonville Jaguars 8-8

AFC East

New England Patriots 14-2

New York Jets 9-7

Miami Dolphins 7-9

Buffalo Bills 7-9

AFC West

San Diego Chargers 12-4

Oakland Raiders 6-10

Kansas City Chiefs 6-10

Denver Broncos 5-11

NFC

1. Dallas Cowboys (11-5)

2. Carolina Panthers (11-5)

3. Minnesota Vikings (10-6)

4. Seattle Seahawks (9-7)

5. New York Giants (10-6)

6. Philadelphia Eagles (10-6)

AFC

1. New England Patriots (14-2)

2. San Diego Chargers (12-4)

3. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)

4. Indianapolis Colts (10-6)

5. Tennessee Titans (10-6)

6. Baltimore Ravens (10-6)

Wilcard

6. Philadelphia Eagles 24 |  3. Minnesota Vikings 20

6. Baltimore Ravens 13 | 3. Pittsburgh Steelers 16

5. New York Giants 27 | 4. Seattle Seahawks 17

5. Tennesse Titans 10 | 4. Indianapolis Colts 21

Divisional Playoffs

6. Philadelphia Eagles 31 | 1. Dallas Cowboys 27

4. Indianapolis Colts 17 | 1. New England Patriots 30

3.  Pittsburgh Steelers 19 | 2. San Diego Chargers 20

5. New York Giants 14 | 2. Carolina Panthers 17

Conference Championships

6. Philadelphia Eagles 27 | 2. Carolina Panthers 21

2. San Diego Chargers 24 | 1. New England Patriots 27

Super Bowl XLIV

New England Patriots 31 | Philadelphia Eagles 20

SB MVP: Wes Welker, WR, #83

NFL Awards

League MVP: Tom Brady, Quarterback, Patriots

Offensive Player of the Year: Adrian Peterson, RB, Minnesota Vikings

Defensive Player of the Year: DeMarcus Ware, OLB, Dallas Cowboys

Comeback Player of the Year: Carson Palmer, QB, Cincinatti Bengals

Offensive Rookie of the Year: Michael Crabtree, WR, San Fransisco 49ers

Defensive Rookie of the Year: Aaron Curry, OLB, Seattle Seahawks

Coach of the Year: Jim Mora, Seattle Seahawks

Passing Leaders

Drew Brees: 4750 yards, 30 touchdowns, 14 interceptions

Tom Brady: 4550 yards, 37 touchdowns, 11 interceptions

Carson Palmer: 4250 yards, 29 touchdowns, 18 interceptions

Jay Cutler: 4200 yards, 24 touchdowns, 17 interceptions

Phillip Rivers: 4100 yards, 31 touchdowns, 13 interceptions

Peyton Manning: 4050 yards, 26 touchdowns, 10 interceptions

Rushing Leaders

Adrian Peterson: 1650 yards, 9 touchdowns

DeAngelo Williams: 1550 yards, 13 touchdowns

LaDainian Tomlinson: 1350 yards, 15 touchdowns

Michael Turner: 1300 yards, 12 touchdowns

Clinton Portis: 1300 yards, 8 touchdowns

Receiving Leaders

Larry Fitzgerald: 108 receptions, 16oo yards, 14 touchdowns

Andre Johnson: 110 receptions, 1550 yards, 11 touchdowns

Randy Moss: 90 receptions, 1450 yards, 17 touchdowns

Calvin Johnson: 86 receptions, 1400 yards, 13 touchdowns

Steve Smith: 75 receptions, 1350 yards, 7 touchdowns

Wes Welker: 115 receptions, 1250 yards, 8 touchdowns

Reader Comments

Adding up your win loss predictions gives a net of 21 more wins than losses for the season. Do you need to adjust some of your predictions downward?

Jeff  

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Written By jeff on August 10th, 2009 @ 2:28 pm

everybody laughs at the st louis rams, but they will win the nfc west this year. they have questions on the offensive line, but they will surprise everybody in 09 winning the nfc west at 8-8.  

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Troy Reply:

LOL. I still laugh at the Rams, 8-8 huh? There gonna have to win 7 out of 8 games. Not to make fun of ya, but, not the best pick..  

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Written By jamie placht on August 18th, 2009 @ 6:51 pm

YOU PEOPLE ARE FUCKING NUTS TO HAVE MIAMI SO POOR. BOTH THE o-LINE AND d-LINE HAS IMPROVED EVERYONE IS HEALTY THEY HAD A HELL OF A DRAFT THAT NO ONE REALIZES. O AND YA BILL PARCELLS COME ON HE DOESNT KNOW HOW TO LOSE  

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Written By Rick on August 23rd, 2009 @ 10:06 pm

WOW!!! the patriots will win the #1 seed in the afc AND win the superbowl even though no #1 seed has the the superbowl in like the past 5-6 yrs!!! oh i bet this is just a coincidence that this also happens to be a patriots blog huh!  

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Written By alex on August 30th, 2009 @ 6:53 pm

Jeff, the Rams will never go 8-8 this season. They are HORRBIBLE, sure they have the weakest division in the NFL but they still wont get it done this season. 5 wins AT MOST!  

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Written By kyle on September 2nd, 2009 @ 9:29 pm

I love wagering on NFL. The unfortunate part is that I’ve lost about $ three this month. I think the most enjoyable part is doing the research and using research to find holes in the odds.  

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Written By Vegas Sino on December 9th, 2009 @ 10:09 am

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