Hello. Great analysis as always! My predictions for this the round of the playoffs are the following: *Browns best the Texans in a very close game. I had a very hard time predicting this one, actually. Both teams have solid arguments to win, but I like better the Browns’ defense. *Chiefs beat the Dolphins quite easily. The Dolphins are in the right track, but in Arrowhead Stadium, with that especially awful weather, and with so many injuries and questionable players for the Dolphins, it’s nearly impossible for them to make it farther. *Bills beat the Steelers. The Bills simply have a much better roster, and the Steelers and TJ Watt is injured and won’t play. *Cowboys beat the Packers, but it should be closer than most people expect, as the Packers are starting to recover some players’ best level of football in both offense and defense, and if they’re smart enough, they’ll run the ball over and over again (mainly with A. Jones), and the Cowboys' defense isn't great against the run game). Nonetheless, the Cowboys roster is more consolidated at this point, and they should win. *Lions beat the Rams in a very even game: Although Sean McVay is a genius and has been able to shut almost every football analyst up, and even despite P. Nacua, C. Kupp, M. Stafford, and K. Williams, and A. Donald on defense, all doing great, the Lions have built a more solid roster in my opinion, so the Lions should win, unless J. Goff performs very poorly. *Buccaneers beat the Eagles in a horrendous game: I think it will be close, but not entertaining. Neither of those 2 teams is playing great, but the Eagles have played awful the last couple of games, AJ Brown won’t play, and J. Hurts isn’t at 100%, and additionally, Matt Patricia is still the most overvalued mind in the NFL; I don’t even understand why he’s still in the NFL! The Buccaneers play at home and should do just enough to beat the Eagles in my opinion. Even if I get all my predictions wrong, I hope these NFL playoffs are up to expectations, and hoping there won’t be any major injuries.
Hello. Great analysis as always!
My predictions for this the round of the playoffs are the following:
*Browns best the Texans in a very close game. I had a very hard time predicting this one, actually. Both teams have solid arguments to win, but I like better the Browns’ defense.
*Chiefs beat the Dolphins quite easily. The Dolphins are in the right track, but in Arrowhead Stadium, with that especially awful weather, and with so many injuries and questionable players for the Dolphins, it’s nearly impossible for them to make it farther.
*Bills beat the Steelers. The Bills simply have a much better roster, and the Steelers and TJ Watt is injured and won’t play.
*Cowboys beat the Packers, but it should be closer than most people expect, as the Packers are starting to recover some players’ best level of football in both offense and defense, and if they’re smart enough, they’ll run the ball over and over again (mainly with A. Jones), and the Cowboys' defense isn't great against the run game). Nonetheless, the Cowboys roster is more consolidated at this point, and they should win.
*Lions beat the Rams in a very even game: Although Sean McVay is a genius and has been able to shut almost every football analyst up, and even despite P. Nacua, C. Kupp, M. Stafford, and K. Williams, and A. Donald on defense, all doing great, the Lions have built a more solid roster in my opinion, so the Lions should win, unless J. Goff performs very poorly.
*Buccaneers beat the Eagles in a horrendous game: I think it will be close, but not entertaining. Neither of those 2 teams is playing great, but the Eagles have played awful the last couple of games, AJ Brown won’t play, and J. Hurts isn’t at 100%, and additionally, Matt Patricia is still the most overvalued mind in the NFL; I don’t even understand why he’s still in the NFL! The Buccaneers play at home and should do just enough to beat the Eagles in my opinion.
Even if I get all my predictions wrong, I hope these NFL playoffs are up to expectations, and hoping there won’t be any major injuries.