Showing posts with label Aaron Rodgers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aaron Rodgers. Show all posts

Sunday, January 18, 2015

My Conference Championship Picks for the 2015 Playoffs

The Divisional round of the playoffs was a very exciting and successful week for me and
My Divisional Picks for the 2015 Playoffs going  3-1 with my first incorrect prediction of the playoffs  thus far being the Controversial Cowboys at Packers game. While I do believe  that the Dez Bryant play at the end should have been a catch  whether it is technically one or not that is irrelevant. Being 7-1 in the playoffs and riding high I think the Colts will win it all even more in my mind. and the upset win over the Broncos has proven to me even more that they will win it all I take them. Because I picked Dallas to go to the Superbowl I have to pick a new NFC team and I think the Seahawks will beat the Packers.


So my picks are...

Conference Championship
Colts at patriots: Colts win
Packers at Seahawks: Seahawks win


Superbowl
 Colts vs. Seahawks: Colts win

Other Playoff related articles you should check out are: My Take on Every Team Still Left in the Divisional Round of the 2015 Playoffs, My Take On Every Playoff Team for the 2014-2015 season, My Predictions for the 2015 Playoffs

My Take on Every Team Still Left in the Conference Championship Round of the 2015 Playoffs and What They Need to do to Win

Patriots:
While I do have the patriots losing this game it is simple for them to win. Gronk needs to play out of his mind Gronk is the lifeblood of the offense and if he has a big game the patriots offense will be in it. On the defense Darrelle Revis and Chandler Jones are the key players. Revis needs to put T.Y Hilton on a one night beach vacation to Revis Island and shut him down for the game. Chandler Jones on the other hand needs to smack Luck to the ground. He got close to some monster hits on Joe Flacco last week, but this week he needs to finish the job because when you give Luck time in the pocket he makes some special things happen. Bottom line if the patriots can play their besty football today and get Andrew Luck to play at his worst then they have a chance.

Colts:
In order for the Colts to win, like I think they will, Andrew Luck needs to play out of his mind. And in order to do that I think Reggie Wayne needs to have a big game. Because T.Y. Hilton will be on and off against Revis Island, Wayne needs to step up and use his experience to beat the patriots this week. If Reggie succeeds, Luck will succeed. Now in order to win on defense the Colts have to stop Gronk. I don't know how, but as I have said so many times if you stop Gronk you can beat Brady. If the Colts can do that they will book a ticket to Superbowl XLIX.

Seahawks:
Its pretty simple for the hawks to win, Marshawn Lynch has to run the ball well and the Legion of boom needs to play well enough to handicap Aaron Rodgers more then he already is. If Lynch tears up the Packers defense Aaron Rodgers will have tough time fighting back. If they do this they can beat a Packers team whose best player is handicapped with a calf injury.

Packers:
It is going to be hard to beat the best defense in the league in the best home field advantage in the league with your best player not at 100%. To be honest I don't know how the Packers can beat the Seahawks with a wounded Aaron Rodgers but if there is a will their is a way. First off Aaron Rodgers needs to play at his best for the entire game which I know will be a struggle considering his calf but in order to win he needs to do it. Because Aaron Rodgers will not be 100% Edddie Lacy possibly becomes the most important player in the game for the Packers and I see this game as a running back duel more then a QB duel. Eddie needs to match Marshawn Lynch run for run espically becauyse he needs to take a massive workload off of Rodgers. On the Defense I am looking to A.J Hawk and Julius Peppers.to attempt to Stop Beast Mode Mr. Marshawm Lynch because stoping him is the key to everning the playing field.

Wednesday, September 4, 2013

2013 AP NFL Awards Predictions

AP NFL Awards Predictions
  • Offensive rookie of the year: Tavon Austin
  • Defensive rookie of the year: Ezekiel Ansah
  • Coach of the Year: Pete Carroll
  • Comback Player of the year: Robert Griffin III
  • Offensive Player of the year: Adrain Peterson
  • Defensive Player of the year: J.J. Watt
  • MVP: Aaron Rodgers

Saturday, August 3, 2013

My "Top 100 Players of 2013"

After watching NFL Networks "Top 100 Players of 2013" the last three years I have realized one thing, I seldom agreed with the players placements. So I decided to make my own list, this like the real list will be controversial but I quite enjoyed making it, so enjoy. 

  1. Adrian Peterson
  2. Calvin Johnson
  3. Aaron Rodgers
  4. J.J. Watt
  5. Tom Brady
  6. Patrick Willis
  7. Peyton Manning
  8. Von Miller
  9. Aldon Smith
  10. Arian Foster
  11. A.J. Green
  12. Matt Ryan
  13. Drew Brees
  14. Brandon Marshall
  15. Marshawn Lynch
  16. Ray Rice
  17. Charles Tillman
  18. Richard Sherman
  19. Joe Flacco
  20. Julio Jones
  21. Andre Johnson
  22. DeMarcus Ware
  23. Jamaal Charles
  24. Larry Fitzgerald
  25. Joe Thomas
  26. Jarred Allen
  27. Clay Matthews
  28. Reggie Wayne
  29. Gino Atkins
  30. Andrew Luck
  31. Patrick Peterson
  32. Ed Reed
  33. Rob Gronkowski
  34. Alfred Morris
  35. Russell Wilson
  36. Vince Wilfork
  37. Roddy White
  38. Ndamukong Suh
  39. Robert Griffin III
  40. Justin Smith
  41. NaVorro Bowman
  42. Jason Witten
  43. Dez Bryant
  44. Tony Gonzalez
  45. Frank Gore
  46. Vincent Jackson
  47. Duane Brown
  48. Wes Welker
  49. Justin Houston
  50. Eli Manning
  51. Tim Jennings
  52. Luke Kuechly
  53. Doug Martin
  54. Julius Peppers
  55. Vernon Davis
  56. Haloti Ngata
  57. Jason Pierre-Paul
  58. Chris Johnson
  59. LeSean McCoy
  60. Earl Thomas
  61. Terrell Suggs
  62. Champ Bailey
  63. Eric Weddle
  64. Derrick Johnson
  65. Ben Roethlisberger
  66. Darrelle Revis
  67. Demaryius Thomas
  68. Jairus Byrd
  69. Chad Greenway
  70. Victor Cruz
  71. Mario Williams
  72. Joe Staley
  73. London Fletcher
  74. Matthew Stafford
  75. Cam Newton
  76. Logan Mankins
  77. Jimmy Graham
  78. Cameron Wake
  79. Lance Briggs
  80. Brandon Flowers
  81. Jerod Mayo
  82. Dwayne Bowe
  83. Colin Kaepernick
  84. Jerrell Freeman
  85. Stephan Tulloch
  86. Gerald McCoy
  87. Percy Harvin
  88. Bernard Pollard
  89. Daryl Washington
  90. Dashon Goldson
  91. Tony Romo
  92. Jacoby Jones
  93. Heath Miller
  94. Russell Okung
  95. Anquan Boldin
  96. Max Unger
  97. Robert Mathis
  98. Johnathan Joseph
  99. Mike Iupati
  100. Dennis Pitta