Who will win each division and wild card in the NFL, Conference and Super Bowl?
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the seahawks will not win their division...i think they'll BARELY win a wild card spot
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Browns, Saints, Jaguars, Bengals, Titans/Oilers, Buffalo, Lions, Cardinals, Texans, Eagles, Vikings, Panthers, Falcons, Seahawks, Bills, Bengals, Chargers
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New Orlean Saints, Houston Texans, Clevland Browns, Arizona Cardinals, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Detroit Lions (well the Seahawks haven't been there yet, but that'll change in two weeks)\n\nOh and KenC, Tennessee was in superbowl XXXIV
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I would go with the Jags... Big Phil and LT have been on fire the past few weeks and could torch Denver.
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AL East: Yankees\nAL Central: White Soxs\nAL West: Athletics\nAL Wild Card: Red Soxs\nNL East: Mets\nNL Central: Astros\nNL West: Dodgers\nNL Wild Card: Giants
812220
I'm guessing that they might get wild card....\nalthough I'd love to see them win the division
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Here are my predictions:\n\nNFC East: NY Giants\nNFC West: San Franciso 49ers\nNFC North: Chicago Bears\nNFC South: Tampa Bay Buccaneers\nNFC Wild Card #1: St. Louis Rams\nNFC Wild Card #2: Green Bay Packers\nNFC Top Seed: New York Giants\n\nAFC East: New York Jets\nAFC West: Kansas City Chiefs\nAFC North: Cincinnati Bengals\nAFC South: Jacksonville Jaguars\nAFC Wild Card #1: San Diego Chargers\nAFC Wild Card #2: New England Patriots\nTop AFC Seed: New York Jets\n\nSuper Bowl: New York Giants vs New England Patriots\nChampion: New York Giants: 70-0
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The Denver Broncos will win the Superbowl. The Superbowl will be played between the Seattle Seahawks, and the Denver Broncos. The Broncos will trail until late in the third quarter. Then they will secure their hold, and go to win the Superbowl.
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Vikings, Chargers, Broncos, Colts
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AFC - Steelers\nNFC - Panthers\nNFL - Steelers
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Carolina and Denver.  Denver will win the SuperBowl
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The winners of the AFC and NFC
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Denver will make the playoffs.\n\nSan Diego has a big question mark called Phillip Rivers.\nOakland has to realize Brooks will NOT be the answer they are looking for.\nKansas City will make a run for a wildcard spot.\n\nDenver still has a strong system that will maintain their consistency and allow them to hold onto the top spot.  Plus, their defense will come back angrier from the playoff defeat.  Their offense got a boost with the addition of Javon Walker.  The Broncos have a very good chance of getting into the playoffs this season.
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The NFL playoffs work in the following fashion. The divisional champions automatically qualify for the playoffs, and each conference has two wildcard teams, that are based on season records, and tiebreakers such as head to head meetings, divisional record, conference record, points differential,  and so on. The first round of the playoffs is called the WildCard Round, because that's when the wildcard teams are playing. The two top teams in each conference are given byes into the next round.  The second week of the playoffs is called the divisional round, because that's when the two top seeds in each conference are playing their first playoff games. The third week of the playoffs\nis the conference championships, where the two teams remaining in each conference battle for the right to represent their conference in the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is currently\ncontested between the champions of the AFC and the NFC, and\nthe winner will be crowned the Super Bowl champion.  If you want a reference, go to this link:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_playoffs
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The teams get seeded 1-6 based on records. The 1-4 seeds are division champs and the 5 and 6 teams are wild card teams. \n\nOn wild card weekend in both conferences, The 3 seed hosts the 6 seed and the 4 hosts the 5, even if the 5 seed has a better record. Both conference's top seeds get a bye. (4 games this weekend)\n\nThe next weekend, the Divisional Round, the 1 seed gets the lowest seed that advances (which could be 4, 5, or 6) and the 2 seed hosts the highest seed that advances (3, 4, or 5). (4 more games, bringing the total to 8)\n\nIn the Conference Championship round, the highest seed which advances hosts the lower seed to determine who plays in the Super Bowl. (2 games, bringing the total to 10. This is either a team's 2nd or 3rd game depending on the seed).\n\nIn the Super Bowl, the AFC and NFC Champions play at a neutral site to determine that season's champion. (The 11th game and a team's 3rd or 4th).
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In the NFC, im looking for Seattle to get in.  The AFC is tough.  Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and New England have the best chance in my opinion.
91231
Tough to tell. I'll tell you who WON'T: following recent trend of SB losers, Seahawks won't even make playoffs; like previous years in playoffs, Colts will eliminate Broncos, Patriots will eliminate Colts and winner of Patriots-Steelers will beat Carolina-Falcons winner.