2017 NFL Predictions

Here are the predictions for the 2017-18 season, via Barstool Sports:

AFC NORTH

1. New England: 13-3
2. Miami: 7-9
3. Buffalo: 5-11
4. Jets: 4-12

AFC NORTH

1. Pittsburgh: 11-5
2. Cincinnati: 9-7
3. Baltimore: 7-9
4. Cleveland: 6-10

AFC SOUTH

1. Houston: 10-6
2. Tennessee: 10-6 (Wild Card)
3. Indianpolis: 6-10
4. Jacksonville: 4-12

AFC WEST

1. Kansas City: 11-5
2. Oakland: 11-5 (Wild Card)
3. Denver: 7-9
4. Los Angeles: 6-10

Playoffs: New England over Houston in AFC Championship Game

NFC EAST

1. Giants: 11-5
2. Dallas: 10-6 (Wild Card)
3. Philadelphia: 7-9
4. Washington: 7-9

NFC NORTH

1. Green Bay: 12-4
2. Minnesota: 9-7
3. Detroit: 6-10
4. Chicago: 5-11

NFC SOUTH 

1. Carolina: 11-5
2. Tampa Bay: 10-6
3. Atlanta: 8-8
4. New Orleans: 6-10

NFC WEST 

1. Seattle: 12-4
2. Arizona: 10-6 (Wild Card)
3. San Francisco: 7-9
4. Los Angeles: 4-12

Playoffs: Green Bay over Seattle in NFC Championship Game

Super Bowl: Green Bay over New England

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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: David Johnson, Arizona Cardinals – Puts together an all around monster year for a resurgent Cardinals team that has one of the best offenses in the NFL.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Jadeveon Clowney, Houston Texans – The return of JJ Watt further frees up Clowney who leads the NFL in sacks on what ends up being the league’s best defense.

NFL MVP: Tom Brady, New England Patriots – Narrowly edges out Aaron Rodgers, as both quarterbacks put up monster seasons for the league’s two best teams.

OFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Christian McCaffrey, Carolina Panthers – Helps put the Panthers back on top of the NFC South as a dual threat in the running and passing game.

DEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns – Finishes with double digit sacks on a surprisingly stout Cleveland defense.

NFL COACH OF THE YEAR: Pete Carroll, Seattle Seahawks – Pisses off every Patriots fan that he gets it over Belichick as Seattle returns to being one of the dominant teams in the NFL.

NFL COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rob Gronkowski, New England Patriots – Stays healthy for most of the season and puts together another All-Pro year.

NFL RUSHING YARDS LEADER: David Johnson 

NFL RECEIVING YARDS LEADER: Odell Beckham Jr. 

NFL PASSING TOUCHDOWNS LEADER: Tom Brady 

NFL SACK LEADER: Jadeveon Clowney