Saturday, September 12, 2009
E.K. NATION's 2009 NFL PREDICTION WAGON TRAIN
Let's review:
For the 2003 season, I picked Indianapolis to defeat St. Louis in the Super Bowl. The Colts lost in the AFC Championship Game, and the Rams lost in the Divisional Playoffs.
For the 2004 season, I picked Kansas City to defeat New Orleans in the Super Bowl. Both teams watched the playoffs the way I did...at home on the couch.
For the 2005 season, I picked Indianapolis to defeat Atlanta in the Super Bowl. Indianapolis lost in the Divisional Playoffs in the Almost-Jerome-Bettis-Fumble game, and Atlanta stayed home.
For the 2006 season, I picked Denver to defeat Carolina in the Super Bowl. Both teams: Just watching.
For the 2007 season, I picked New England to defeat Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. The Eagles missed the playoffs, but the Patriots actually did make the Super Bowl, which was the only game they lost all year.
For the 2008 season, I picked Jacksonville to defeat Dallas in the Super Bowl. Both team, again, just watching.
So, that's a record of of 12 Super Bowl participants predicted, one team getting that far and eight teams missing the playoffs entirely. How is that possible? Do not take any of these picks seriously, unless you are willing to bet on them not happening, in which case, take them to your graves with you.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE:
THE DIVISION CHAMPIONS:
For the 2003 season, I picked Indianapolis to defeat St. Louis in the Super Bowl. The Colts lost in the AFC Championship Game, and the Rams lost in the Divisional Playoffs.
For the 2004 season, I picked Kansas City to defeat New Orleans in the Super Bowl. Both teams watched the playoffs the way I did...at home on the couch.
For the 2005 season, I picked Indianapolis to defeat Atlanta in the Super Bowl. Indianapolis lost in the Divisional Playoffs in the Almost-Jerome-Bettis-Fumble game, and Atlanta stayed home.
For the 2006 season, I picked Denver to defeat Carolina in the Super Bowl. Both teams: Just watching.
For the 2007 season, I picked New England to defeat Philadelphia in the Super Bowl. The Eagles missed the playoffs, but the Patriots actually did make the Super Bowl, which was the only game they lost all year.
For the 2008 season, I picked Jacksonville to defeat Dallas in the Super Bowl. Both team, again, just watching.
So, that's a record of of 12 Super Bowl participants predicted, one team getting that far and eight teams missing the playoffs entirely. How is that possible? Do not take any of these picks seriously, unless you are willing to bet on them not happening, in which case, take them to your graves with you.
NATIONAL CONFERENCE:
THE DIVISION CHAMPIONS:
THE WILD CARDS:
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME:
def.
AMERICAN CONFERENCE:
THE DIVISION CHAMPIONS:
THE WILD CARDS:
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME:
def.
SUPER BOWL XLIII:
28, 17.
