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NFL Game by Game Season Predictions II

So last year I decided that I was going to pick a winner for every game of the season and that would be how I was going to do my predictions. Essentially it takes forever and I don't know if it's fully worth it but here's a game by game breakdown and over the course of this week there will be analysis for each division in the NFL along with playoff predictions and awards predictions. AKA I have a lot of writing to do this week.

Note* - I formatted Everything so it looked pretty before and Blogger decided to screw me so I'm not doing it again.
WEEK 1

New Orleans (0-1) at Indianapolis (1-0)

Atlanta (0-1) at Minnesota (1-0)

Carolina (0-1) at St. Louis (1-0)

Denver (1-0) at Buffalo (0-1)

Kansas City (1-0) at Houston (0-1)

Miami (0-1) at Washington (1-0)

New England (1-0) at N.Y. Jets (0-1)

Philadelphia (0-1) at Green Bay (1-0)

Pittsburgh (1-0) at Cleveland (0-1)

Tennessee (0-1) at Jacksonville (1-0)

Chicago (0-1) at San Diego (1-0)

Detroit (1-0) at Oakland (0-1)

Tampa Bay (0-1) at Seattle (1-0)

N.Y. Giants (0-1) at Dallas (1-0)

Baltimore (0-1) at Cincinnati (1-0)

Arizona (1-0) at San Francisco (0-1)

WEEK 2

Atlanta (0-2) at Jacksonville (2-0)

Buffalo (0-2) at Pittsburgh (2-0)

Cincinnati(2-0) at Cleveland (0-2)

Green Bay (1-1) at N.Y. Giants (1-1)

Houston (0-2) at Carolina (1-1)

Indianapolis (2-0) at Tennessee (0-2)

New Orleans (1-1) at Tampa Bay (0-2)

San Francisco (1-1) at St. Louis (1-1)

Dallas (1-1) at Miami (1-1)

Minnesota (1-1) at Detroit (2-0)

Seattle (2-0) at Arizona (1-1)

Kansas City (1-1) at Chicago (1-1)

N.Y. Jets (0-2) at Baltimore (1-1)

Oakland (0-2) at Denver (2-0)

San Diego (1-1) at New England (2-0)

Washington(1-1) at Philadelphia (1-1)

WEEK 3

Arizona (1-2) at Baltimore (2-1)

Buffalo (0-3) at New England (3-0)

Detroit (3-0) at Philadelphia (1-2)

Indianapolis (3-0) at Houston (0-3)

Miami (1-2) at N.Y. Jets (1-2)

Minnesota (1-2) at Kansas City (2-1)

San Diego (2-1) at Green Bay (1-2)

San Francisco (1-2) at Pittsburgh (3-0)

St. Louis (2-1) at Tampa Bay (0-3)

Cincinnati (3-0) at Seattle (2-1)

Cleveland (0-3) at Oakland (1-2)

Jacksonville (2-1) at Denver (3-0)

Carolina (2-1) at Atlanta (0-3)

N.Y. Giants (2-1) at Washington (1-2)

Dallas (2-1) at Chicago (1-2)

Tennessee (0-3) at New Orleans (2-1)

WEEK 4

Baltimore (3-1) at Cleveland (0-4)

Chicago (1-3) at Detroit (4-0)

Green Bay (2-2) at Minnesota (1-3)

Houston (1-3) at Atlanta (0-4)

N.Y. Jets (2-2) at Buffalo (0-4)

Oakland (1-3) at Miami (2-2)

St. Louis (3-1) at Dallas (2-2)

Seattle (2-2) at San Francisco (2-2)

Tampa Bay (0-4) at Carolina (3-1)

Denver (3-1) at Indianapolis (4-0)

Kansas City (2-2) at San Diego (3-1)

Pittsburgh (4-0) at Arizona (1-3)

Philadelphia (2-2) at N.Y. Giants (2-2)

New England (4-0) at Cincinnati (3-1)

WEEK 5

Arizona (1-4) at St. Louis (4-1)

Atlanta (0-5) at Tennessee (1-3)

Carolina (3-2) at New Orleans (3-1)

Cleveland (0-5) at New England (5-0)

Detroit (5-0) at Washington (1-3)

Jacksonville (2-2) at Kansas City (3-2)

Miami(2-3) at Houston (2-3)

N.Y. Jets (3-2) at N.Y. Giants (2-3)

Seattle (2-3) at Pittsburgh (5-0)

Tampa Bay (0-5) at Indianapolis (5-0)

Baltimore (3-2) at San Francisco (3-2)

San Diego (3-2) at Denver (4-1)

Chicago (2-3) at Green Bay (2-3)

Dallas (2-3) at Buffalo (1-4)

WEEK 6

Cincinnati (4-1) at Kansas City (3-3)

Houston (2-4) at Jacksonville (3-2)

Miami (2-4) at Cleveland (1-5)

Minnesota (1-4) at Chicago (3-3)

Philadelphia (3-2) at N.Y. Jets (3-3)

St. Louis (4-2) at Baltimore (4-2)

Tennessee (1-4) at Tampa Bay (1-5)

Washington (1-4) at Green Bay (3-3)

Carolina (3-3) at Arizona (2-4)

New England (6-0) at Dallas (2-4)

Oakland (1-4) at San Diego (4-2)

New Orleans (4-1) at Seattle (2-4)

N.Y. Giants (3-3) at Atlanta (0-6)

WEEK 7

Arizona (2-5) at Washington (2-4)

Atlanta (0-7) at New Orleans (5-1)

Baltimore (4-3) at Buffalo (2-4)

Minnesota (1-5) at Dallas (3-4)

New England (7-0) at Miami (2-5)

San Francisco (3-3) at N.Y. Giants (4-3)

Tampa Bay (1-6) at Detroit (6-0)

Tennessee(2-4) at Houston (2-5)

Kansas City (3-4) at Oakland (2-4)

N.Y. Jets (3-4) at Cincinnati (5-1)

Chicago (3-4) at Philadelphia (4-2)

St. Louis (4-3) at Seattle (3-4)

Pittsburgh (6-0) at Denver (4-2)

Indianapolis (5-1) at Jacksonville (4-2)

WEEK 8

Cleveland (1-6) at St. Louis (5-3)

Detroit (6-1) at Chicago (4-4)

Indianapolis (6-1) at Carolina (3-4)

N.Y. Giants (5-3) at Miami (2-6)

Oakland (2-5) at Tennessee (3-4)

Philadelphia (4-3) at Minnesota (2-5)

Pittsburgh (7-0) at Cincinnati (5-2)

Buffalo (2-5) at N.Y. Jets (4-4)

Houston (2-6) at San Diego (5-2)

Jacksonville (5-2) at Tampa Bay (1-7)

New Orleans (5-2) at San Francisco(4-3)

Washington (2-5) at New England (8-0)

Green Bay (3-4) at Denver (5-2)

WEEK 9

Arizona (3-5) at Tampa Bay (1-8)

Carolina (4-4) at Tennessee (3-5)

Cincinnati (5-3) at Buffalo (3-5)

Denver (5-3) at Detroit (7-1)

Green Bay (3-5)at Kansas City (4-4)

Jacksonville (6-2) at New Orleans (5-3)

San Diego (6-2) at Minnesota(2-6)

San Francisco (4-4) at Atlanta (1-7)

Washington (2-6) at N.Y. Jets (5-4)

Seattle (4-4) at Cleveland (1-7)

Houston (3-6) at Oakland (2-6)

New England (9-0) at Indianapolis (6-2)

Dallas (3-5)s at Philadelphia (5-3)

Baltimore (5-3) at Pittsburgh (7-1)



WEEK 10

Atlanta (1-8) at Carolina (5-4)

Buffalo (4-5) at Miami (2-7)

Cleveland (1-8) at Pittsburgh (8-1)

Denver (5-4) at Kansas City (5-4)

Jacksonville (7-2) at Tennessee (3-6)

Minnesota (2-7) at Green Bay (4-5)

Philadelphia(6-3) at Washington(2-7)

St. Louis (5-4) at New Orleans(6-3)

Cincinnati (5-4) at Baltimore (6-3)

Chicago (5-4) at Oakland (2-7)

Dallas (3-6) at N.Y. Giants (6-3)

Detroit (7-2) at Arizona (4-5)

Indianapolis (6-3) at San Diego (7-2)

San Francisco (5-4) at Seattle (4-5)

WEEK 11

Arizona (4-6) at Cincinnati (6-4)

Carolina (5-5) at Green Bay (5-5)

Cleveland(1-9) at Baltimore (7-3)

Kansas City (5-5) at Indianapolis (7-3)

Miami (2-8) at Philadelphia (7-3)

New England (10-0) at Buffalo (4-6)

New Orleans (7-3) at Houston (3-7)

Oakland (2-8) at Minnesota (3-7)

Pittsburgh (9-1) at N.Y. Jets (5-5)

San Diego (8-2) at Jacksonville (7-3)

Tampa Bay (1-9) at Atlanta (2-8)

Washington (2-8) at Dallas (4-6)

N.Y. Giants (7-3) at Detroit(7-3)

St. Louis (6-4) at San Francisco(5-5)

Chicago (5-5) at Seattle (5-5)

Tennessee (3-7) at Denver (6-4)

WEEK 12

Green Bay (6-5) at Detroit (7-4)

N.Y. Jets (6-5) at Dallas (4-7)

Indianapolis (8-3) at Atlanta (2-9)

Buffalo(5-6) at Jacksonville (7-4)

Denver (6-5) at Chicago (6-5)

Houston (3-8) at Cleveland (2-9)

Minnesota (3-8) at N.Y. Giants (8-3)

New Orleans (7-4) at Carolina (6-5)

Oakland(2-9) at Kansas City (6-5)

Seattle (6-5) at St. Louis (6-5)

Tennessee (3-8) at Cincinnati (7-4)

Washington (2-9) at Tampa Bay (2-9)

San Francisco (5-6) at Arizona (5-6)

Baltimore (7-4) at San Diego (9-2)

Philadelphia (7-4) at New England (11-0)

Miami(2-9) at Pittsburgh (10-1)

WEEK 13

Green Bay (6-6) at Dallas (5-7)

Atlanta (2-10) at St. Louis (7-5)

Buffalo (6-6) at Washington (2-10)

Detroit (7-5) at Minnesota (4-8)

Houston (4-8) at Tennessee (3-9)

Jacksonville (7-5) at Indianapolis (9-3)

N.Y. Jets (7-5) at Miami (2-10)

San Diego (10-2) at Kansas City (6-6)

Seattle (6-6) at Philadelphia (8-4)

San Francisco (5-7) at Carolina (7-5)

Tampa Bay (2-10) at New Orleans (8-4)

Cleveland (2-10) at Arizona (6-6)

Denver (7-5) at Oakland (2-10)

N.Y. Giants (8-4) at Chicago (7-5)

Cincinnati (8-4) at Pittsburgh (10-2)

New England (11-1) at Baltimore (8-4)



WEEK 14

Chicago (8-5) at Washington (2-11)

Carolina (7-6) at Jacksonville (8-5)

Dallas (5-8) at Detroit (8-5)

Miami (3-10) at Buffalo (6-7)

N.Y. Giants (8-5) at Philadelphia (9-4)

Oakland (2-11) at Green Bay (7-6)

Pittsburgh (11-2) at New England (11-2)

San Diego (11-2) at Tennessee (3-10)

St. Louis (7-6) at Cincinnati (9-4)

Tampa Bay (2-11) at Houston (5-8)

Arizona (6-7) at Seattle (7-6)

Minnesota (5-8) at San Francisco (5-8)

Cleveland (2-11) at N.Y. Jets(8-5)

Kansas City (6-7) at Denver (8-5)

Indianapolis (10-3) at Baltimore (8-5)

New Orleans (9-4) at Atlanta (2-11)



WEEK 15

Denver (8-6) at Houston (6-8)

Cincinnati (10-4) at San Francisco (5-9)

Arizona (6-8) at New Orleans (10-4)

Atlanta (3-11) at Tampa Bay (2-12)

Baltimore (8-6) at Miami (4-10)

Buffalo (6-8) at Cleveland (3-11)

Green Bay(8-6) at St. Louis (7-7)

Jacksonville (9-5) at Pittsburgh (11-3)

N.Y. Jets (8-6) at New England (12-2)

Seattle (7-7) at Carolina (8-6)

Tennessee(4-10) at Kansas City (6-8)

Indianapolis (11-3) at Oakland (2-12)

Detroit (8-6) at San Diego (12-2)

Philadelphia (10-4) at Dallas (5-9)

Washington (2-12) at N.Y. Giants (9-5)

Chicago (9-5) at Minnesota (5-9)



WEEK 16

Pittsburgh (12-3) at St. Louis (7-8)

Dallas (5-10) at Carolina (9-6)

Cleveland (3-12) at Cincinnati (11-4)

Green Bay (9-6) at Chicago (9-6)

Houston (6-9) at Indianapolis (12-3)

Kansas City (6-9) at Detroit (9-6)

Miami (4-11) at New England (13-2)

N.Y. Giants (9-6) at Buffalo (7-8)

Oakland (3-12) at Jacksonville (9-6)

Philadelphia (11-4) at New Orleans (10-5)

Washington (2-13) at Minnesota (6-9)

Atlanta (4-11) at Arizona (6-9)

Baltimore (9-6) at Seattle (7-8)

N.Y. Jets (9-6) at Tennessee (4-11)

Tampa Bay (2-13) at San Francisco (6-9)

Denver (8-7) at San Diego (13-2)



WEEK 17

New England (14-2) at N.Y. Giants(9-7)

Buffalo (7-9) at Philadelphia (12-4)

Carolina (10-6) at Tampa Bay (2-14)

Cincinnati (11-5) at Miami (5-11)

Dallas (5-11) at Washington (3-13)

Detroit (9-7) at Green Bay (10-6)

Jacksonville (9-7) at Houston (7-9)

New Orleans (11-5) at Chicago (9-7)

Pittsburgh (13-3) at Baltimore (9-7)

Seattle (8-8) at Atlanta (4-12)

San Francisco (7-9) at Cleveland (3-13)

Tennessee (4-12) at Indianapolis (13-3)

Minnesota (6-10) at Denver (9-7)

San Diego (14-2) at Oakland (3-13)

St. Louis (7-9) at Arizona (7-9)

Kansas City (6-10) at N.Y. Jets (10-6)

Comments

Anonymous said…
How can you possibly believe that Dallas will only win 5 games. That's a ludicrous assessment.

Furthermore, [Insert cliche' of choice here] (i.e. Pigs will fly, hell will freeze over, Daniels will bring the A-game back.) before the giants finish this season with a better record than Dallas.

Simon is obviously back to snorting powdered dish detergent and hence all predictions are null and void!!
Simon said…
Ya that's definitely the one that stands out... NFC East Predictions should be out on friday. I should hope to try to have some rationalization for the Cowboys then.
Jeff said…
Your numbers don't add up, and I just found the problem. Buffalo is 7-9 in your weekly analysis but 5-11 in your team preview.
Simon said…
They add up on here... I copied and pasted the format for each division from last year and must have missed changing the Bills record when I posted it today. I had them at 5-11 last season. It's all set now. If you looked at the preview I had the right games won and lost for the Bills, just forgot to change the record.

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