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NFL SEASON PREDICTIONS 2026-27

It's just about time to kick things off for the 2026 NFL Season; that means it’s time to lock in my final predictions for all 32 teams. From division winners and surprise contenders to playoff teams and, of course, my Super Bowl Champion pick. 

Think I nailed it? Think I’m out of my mind? Let me know on X and Instagram @domwithablog. 

Let's break it down.

(image via @chatgpt.com)


* Indicates a playoff team


AFC NORTH

Baltimore Ravens 13-4*

Cincinnati Bengals 11-6*

Pittsburgh Steelers 8-9

Cleveland Browns 5-12


AFC SOUTH

Houston Texans 10-7*

Jacksonville Jaguars 10-7

Tennessee Titans 7-10

Indianapolis Colts 4-13


AFC EAST

Buffalo Bills 12-5*

New England Patriots 8-9

New York Jets 4-13

Miami Dolphins 3-14


AFC WEST

Denver Broncos 12-5*

Los Angeles Chargers 11-6*

Kansas City Chiefs 10-7*

Las Vegas Raiders 4-13



NFC NORTH

Green Bay Packers 11-6*

Detroit Lions 11-6*

Chicago Bears 10-7*

Minnesota Vikings 7-10


NFC SOUTH

New Orleans Saints 9-8*

Carolina Panthers 8-9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5-12

Atlanta Falcons 5-12


NFC EAST

Dallas Cowboys 13-4*

Philadelphia Eagles 10-7

New York Giants 8-9

Washington Commanders 6-11


NFC WEST 

Los Angeles Rams 12-5*

San Francisco 49ers 11-6*

Seattle Seahawks 10-7

Arizona Cardinals 4-13


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