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The NFL 2013/2014 season is upon us. Some teams have already reported to training camp and the rest will do so over the coming weeks. One of the most fun things to do is to predict who will win each division, who will make the playoffs, who will be in the Super Bowl, and which players will win the MVP, and who will be named Defensive and Offensive Players of the Year.
That was the task of the Sports Unbiased writers this week (and this is part one of a 3-part series so look for the remaining two parts in the coming weeks). To predict who they think will do just that. The following writers participated – Rich Stowe, Adam Solowiei, Kimani Gregoire, Chevy Daniels, Wesley Dotson, Mike Fabber, Kureen Paige, Tim Stephenson, Brian Podoll, Derek McVay, Scott Swingle, and Zach Cintron.
Let’s jump right into it and start with which team each writer thinks will win each division. We’ll start in the AFC and then move on to the NFC.
We will list the teams and who voted for each, then determine the consensus. There will also be a poll after each so that you can vote as well.
AFC East
Only two teams received votes.
New England Patriots – Rich, Kimani, Wesley, Mike, Kureen, Brian, Derrick, Scott, and Tim
Miami Dolphins – Adam, Chevy, and Zach
Winner: Patriots
Who will win the AFC East in 2013?
- Patriots (78%, 1,535 Votes)
- Dolphins (14%, 285 Votes)
- Other (8%, 151 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,971
Loading ...AFC North
Three teams received votes.
Pittsburgh Steelers – Rich, Chevy, Kureen, Scott
Cincinnati Bengals – Adam, Kimani, Wesley, Mike, Tim, Derek, Zach
Baltimore Ravens – Brian
Winner: Bengals
Who will win the AFC North in 2013?
- Bengals (54%, 1,091 Votes)
- Ravens (23%, 468 Votes)
- Steelers (18%, 356 Votes)
- Browns (5%, 103 Votes)
Total Voters: 2,018
Loading ...AFC South
Two teams received votes.
Indianapolis Colts – Rich, Chevy, Tim, Scott
Houston Texans – Adam, Kimani, Mike, Wesley, Kureen, Brian, Derek, Zach
Winner: Texans
Who will win the AFC South in 2013?
- Texans (67%, 1,192 Votes)
- Colts (31%, 548 Votes)
- Other (3%, 47 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,787
Loading ...AFC West
Only one team received a vote in the AFC West (the only unanimous division winner). Every single writer picked the Denver Broncos.
Winner: Broncos
Who will win the AFC West in 2013?
- Broncos (84%, 1,461 Votes)
- Other (16%, 268 Votes)
Total Voters: 1,729
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7 Comments
Dougie White
August 24, 2013 at 7:46 pmMany writers missed the boat. Seattle never gets respect and they will earn the respect this season by going to the Super Bowl. No one even voted for Seattle to be in the Super Bowl. Yet Denver , up to last year, was a joke for years. Here comes Peyton Manning with a broken neck and wowie! They are going to the Super Bowl! Seattle is a fantastic Team with one of the best offenses in the league. And their defense is vicous and will destroy nearly every team they play against. Seattle has hadThe hunger for years. Now they have the skill and depth of a Super Bowl winner.
greg
August 14, 2013 at 10:10 amI love how my choices for AFC south are Colts, Texans, and other. The Titans WILL be in the mix in the AFC this year. No respect smh ….
Mike Thomas
August 13, 2013 at 8:45 amThe Colts are severely overrated this year. There’s a better chance of them not even making to the playoffs this year than going the AFC championship game.
ron
August 12, 2013 at 4:52 amnone of these writers picked either the seahawks or the niners in the superbowl seems like they dont know which teams are better those 2 are 2 of the 4 best teams in the NFC with GB and Atlanta
Chris
August 11, 2013 at 5:01 pmSo not a single writer had Minnesota even making the playoffs, except for Chevy, who thinks they’re going to win the Super Bowl?
Robert
August 8, 2013 at 12:51 amThe worst thing I have ever read. Teams that one their division get wild card votes and teams that never even made the playoffs are voted to win the sb
Rich Stowe
August 8, 2013 at 6:04 amIf a team was picked to win the Super Bowl, that writer had them either winning the division or a wild card spot. All teams that were picked as wild cards were not picked to win the division by that writer (though they may have picked as the division winner by a different writer) – no writer had “missing” or “bad” picks in that sense.