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Brian wolf wrote: ↑Wed Aug 27, 2025 9:30 pm Could the Super Bowl "advertise" a huge upcoming wedding event? KC might become the first team to win a SB after losing one, since the 2018 Patriots ...

Stuff like what you are implying are why I say if you've made the conference championship game, you've had a solid season for yourself.

Citizen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 8:29 am If it’s significant that this year ends with a 5, the two conference champions will be on the Packers’ schedule: In 1975, Green Bay played both Pittsburgh and Dallas. In 1985 they played both Chicago and New England. In 1995, Dallas and Pittsburgh. In 2005, Seattle and Pittsburgh. In 2015, Denver and Carolina.

So looking at that pattern, I’ll predict that Super Bowl 60 will be between the Eagles and the Ravens.

Interesting pattern and pick. Certainly a possibility.

Looking at the Packers schedule, they play their divisional opponents (Vikings, Bears, and Lions) as well as the Commanders, Browns, Cowboys, Bengals, Cardinals, Steelers, Panthers, Eagles, Giants, Broncos, and Ravens.

Of those other teams, the only other one I could also see you picking if you wanted to pick two of those is the Lions. I don't know who else on their schedule has a legit shot to go to the Super Bowl.

Citizen wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 8:29 am If it’s significant that this year ends with a 5, the two conference champions will be on the Packers’ schedule: In 1975, Green Bay played both Pittsburgh and Dallas. In 1985 they played both Chicago and New England. In 1995, Dallas and Pittsburgh. In 2005, Seattle and Pittsburgh. In 2015, Denver and Carolina.

So looking at that pattern, I’ll predict that Super Bowl 60 will be between the Eagles and the Ravens.

WOW! What a factoid!! Read this during my lunch break and then passed it on to my coworkers/fantasy football league-mates. I looked it up online just to see if it was mentioned. No dice. How did you know or find out about that? Pretty intriguing!

The Washington Commanders will finish last in the NFC East

CSKreager wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 4:52 pm The Washington Commanders will finish last in the NFC East

I presume you expect Daniels to regress then?

Without Parsons, Dallas wont challenge for a SB but can the Packers now take advantage? Their biggest defensive signing since Charles Woodson ...

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 7:05 pm Without Parsons, Dallas wont challenge for a SB but can the Packers now take advantage? Their biggest defensive signing since Charles Woodson ...

Green Bay will find a way to lose when it matters.

CSKreager wrote: ↑Fri Aug 29, 2025 12:14 am

Brian wolf wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 7:05 pm Without Parsons, Dallas wont challenge for a SB but can the Packers now take advantage? Their biggest defensive signing since Charles Woodson ...

Green Bay will find a way to lose when it matters.

How much do you think Parsons could do for Dallas?

SeahawkFever wrote: ↑Fri Aug 15, 2025 12:47 pm

sluggermatt15 wrote: ↑Fri Aug 15, 2025 7:42 am I'm going to guess the Chiefs will begin to 'regress'. When I say regress, I mean they will not make the Super Bowl. Other than Travis Kelce, Mahomes does not have a very reliable receiver to throw to. KC will also probably be a run first team starting this season with their off-season investments in their o-line. So, either Buffalo, Baltimore, the Chargers, Cincinnati or Denver come out of the AFC this year.

What do you think of KC's defense heading into this year?

I expect them to be solid again, Top 5 in scoring, and a Top 10 total unit. They extended Karlaftis, who I am really a fan of, and a bold guess is he will be contending for DPoY. I think he is ready to take the step forward to be right up there with Chris Jones on rushing the passer.

Todd Bowles will be fired