* – Wildcard berth
Philadelphia finishes ahead of Green Bay because of the head-to-head matchup.
Carolina finishes ahead of Atlanta because of divisional record.
Carolina finishes ahead of San Francisco because of conference record.
New England finishes ahead of Pittsburgh because of the head-to-head matchup.
New York Jets finish ahead of Cleveland because of the head-to-head matchup.
NFC East |
Record |
NFC North |
Record |
NFC South |
Record |
NFC West |
Record |
12-4 |
12-4 |
10-6 |
10-6 |
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7-9 |
11-5 |
10-6 |
9-7 |
||||
5-11 |
7-9 |
9-7 |
9-7 |
||||
4-12 |
5-11 |
7-9 |
5-11 |
AFC East |
Record |
AFC North |
Record |
AFC South |
Record |
AFC West |
Record |
11-5 |
11-5 |
10-6 |
13-3 |
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10-6 |
10-6 |
8-8 |
9-7 |
||||
9-7 |
5-11 |
7-9 |
7-9 |
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1-15 |
4-12 |
7-9 |
3-13 |
2019 NFL Regular Season Results
Home team in CAPS
These were used to determine my projected records above when I compiled my 2019 NFL Season Previews individually.
Week 1:
Thursday, Sept. 5
Packers 26, BEARS 23
Sunday, Sept. 8
BROWNS 27, Titans 23
49ers 27, BUCCANEERS 21
CARDINALS 17, Lions 13
CHARGERS 31, Colts 24
COWBOYS 23, Giants 20
DOLPHINS 9, Ravens 6
EAGLES 24, Redskins 17
JAGUARS 24, Chiefs 21
JETS 20, Bills 17
PANTHERS 20, Rams 17
PATRIOTS 27, Steelers 24
SEAHAWKS 27, Bengals 17
Falcons 24, VIKINGS 23
Monday, Sept. 9
RAIDERS 20, Broncos 13
Texans 27, SAINTS 24
Week 2:
Thursday, Sept. 12
PANTHERS 31, Buccaneers 20
Sunday, Sept. 15
49ers 26, BENGALS 23
BRONCOS 19, Bears 17
Patriots 27, DOLPHINS 20
FALCONS 34, Eagles 31
Bills 24, GIANTS 14
Chargers 30, LIONS 20
PACKERS 27, Vikings 17
Chiefs 38, RAIDERS 17
RAMS 27, Saints 20
RAVENS 16, Cardinals 13
REDSKINS 14, Cowboys 10
STEELERS 30, Seahawks 23
TEXANS 16, Jaguars 13
Colts 24, TITANS 17
Monday, Sept. 16
JETS 16, Browns 13
Week 3:
Thursday, Sept. 19
JAGUARS 19, Titans 13
Sunday, Sept. 22
49ERS 24, Steelers 23
BILLS 24, Bengals 21
BROWNS 31, Rams 27
BUCCANEERS 26, Giants 24
CARDINALS 20, Panthers 19
CHARGERS 24, Texans 23
CHIEFS 34, Ravens 31
COLTS 24, Falcons 17
COWBOYS 27, Dolphins 13
EAGLES 33, Lions 20
PACKERS 24, Broncos 21
PATRIOTS 34, Jets 31
Saints 34, SEAHAWKS 31
VIKINGS 31, Raiders 17
Monday, Sept. 23
Bears 16, REDSKINS 10
Week 4:
Thursday, Sept. 26
Eagles 24, PACKERS 23
Sunday, Sept. 29
BEARS 20, Vikings 10
BILLS 23, Patriots 17
BRONCOS 9, Jaguars 6
CARDINALS 28, Seahawks 27
COLTS 30, Raiders 20
Chargers 31, DOLPHINS 28
FALCONS 34, Titans 17
GIANTS 19, Redskins 17
Chiefs 41, LIONS 24
TEXANS 23, Panthers 20
RAMS 31, Buccaneers 28
RAVENS 17, Browns 14
SAINTS 31, Cowboys 17
Monday, Sept. 30
STEELERS 30, Bengals 17
Week 5:
Thursday, Oct. 4
Rams 27, SEAHAWKS 24
Sunday, Oct. 6
BENGALS 20, Cardinals 17
CHARGERS 26, Broncos 16
CHIEFS 30, Colts 13
Packers 27, COWBOYS 24
EAGLES 24, Jets 17
GIANTS 26, Vikings 24
Jaguars 10, PANTHERS 7
Patriots 20, REDSKINS 17
SAINTS 38, Buccaneers 24
STEELERS 23, Ravens 20
Falcons 27, TEXANS 24
TITANS 23, Bills 20
Bears 30, Raiders 10
Monday, Oct. 7
49ERS 31, Browns 24
Week 6:
Thursday, Oct. 10
PATRIOTS 38, Giants 13
Sunday, Oct. 13
Titans 17, BRONCOS 10
BROWNS 30, Seahawks 24
CHIEFS 24, Texans 23
CARDINALS 24, Falcons 23
Redskins 12, DOLPHINS 9
JAGUARS 17, Saints 16
JETS 23, Cowboys 17
RAMS 31, 49ers 24
RAVENS 27, Bengals 17
STEELERS 31, Chargers 28
VIKINGS 27, Eagles 24
Panthers 26, Buccaneers 23
Monday, Oct. 14
PACKERS 34, Lions 20
Week 7:
Thursday, Oct. 17
Chiefs 28, BRONCOS 27
Sunday, Oct. 20
BEARS 24, Saints 23
Jaguars 13, BENGALS 10
BILLS 20, Dolphins 3
COLTS 27, Texans 23
COWBOYS 23, Eagles 20
FALCONS 31, Rams 28
GIANTS 26, Cardinals 23
Vikings 20, LIONS 19
PACKERS 27, Raiders 17
49ers 20, REDSKINS 17
SEAHAWKS 44, Ravens 24
TITANS 21, Chargers 20
Monday, Oct. 21
JETS 30, Patriots 27
Week 8:
Thursday, Oct. 24
VIKINGS 17, Redskins 10
Sunday, Oct. 27
Panthers 28, 49ERS 26
BEARS 16, Chargers 13
Eagles 23, BILLS 20
CHIEFS 38, Packers 34
Broncos 20, COLTS 10
FALCONS 30, Seahawks 27
JETS 16, Jaguars 13
LIONS 24, Giants 17
PATRIOTS 34, Browns 20
SAINTS 31, Cardinals 17
TEXANS 17, Raiders 10
Buccaneers 27, TITANS 24
Rams 30, Bengals 10
Monday, Oct. 28
STEELERS 38, Dolphins 13
Week 9:
Thursday, Oct. 31
49ers 28, CARDINALS 21
Sunday, Nov. 3
BILLS 13, Redskins 3
Browns 24, BRONCOS 21
Packers 34, CHARGERS 31
CHIEFS 30, Vikings 20
Jets 20, DOLPHINS 10
EAGLES 20, Bears 17
PANTHERS 31, Titans 27
Lions 19, RAIDERS 17
Patriots 27, RAVENS 24
SEAHAWKS 38, Buccaneers 27
STEELERS 24, Colts 23
Jaguars 16, Texans 13
Monday, Nov. 4
GIANTS 26, Cowboys 23
Week 10:
Thursday, Nov. 7
Chargers 34, RAIDERS 30
Sunday, Nov. 10
Lions 24, BEARS 23
BENGALS 24, Ravens 20
Bills 20, BROWNS 17
BUCCANEERS 30, Cardinals 27
COLTS 10, Dolphins 3
COWBOYS 24, Vikings 20
JETS 28, Giants 20
PACKERS 28, Panthers 27
SAINTS 34, Falcons 31
STEELERS 34, Rams 27
Chiefs 26, TITANS 20
Monday, Nov. 11
Seahawks 26, 49ERS 23
Week 11:
Thursday, Nov. 14
BROWNS 24, Steelers 20
Sunday, Nov. 17
49ERS 34, Cardinals 17
Saints 28, BUCCANEERS 27
Jaguars 20, COLTS 17
Bills 16, DOLPHINS 6
EAGLES 34, Patriots 27
LIONS 20, Cowboys 16
PANTHERS 30, Falcons 27
Bears 16, RAMS 13
RAIDERS 20, Bengals 10
REDSKINS 9, Jets 6
Texans 20, RAVENS 10
VIKINGS 24, Broncos 17
Monday, Nov. 18
Chiefs 40, Chargers 37
Week 12:
Thursday, Nov. 21
TEXANS 13, Colts 3
Sunday, Nov. 24
49ERS 26, Packers 23
BEARS 26, Giants 24
Steelers 26, BENGALS 20
Broncos 20, BILLS 17
BROWNS 30, Dolphins 10
Seahawks 28, EAGLES 24
FALCONS 27, Buccaneers 26
JETS 30, Raiders 17
Cowboys 26, PATRIOTS 23
RAMS 17, Ravens 14
Lions 13, REDSKINS 10
Panthers 30, SAINTS 27
TITANS 15, Jaguars 12
Monday, Nov. 25
Week 13:
Happy Thanksgiving
COWBOYS 17, Bills 13
FALCONS 34, Saints 31
Bears 24, LIONS 19
Sunday, Dec. 1
BENGALS 23, Jets 20
BRONCOS 24, Chargers 21
Rams 27, CARDINALS 24
CHIEFS 37, Raiders 27
Titans 10, COLTS 6
Eagles 30, DOLPHINS 0
Packers 28, GIANTS 13
Buccaneers 23, JAGUARS 20
PANTHERS 23, Redskins 17
49ers 27, RAVENS 24
SEAHAWKS 31, Vikings 24
STEELERS 28, Browns 27
Patriots 26, TEXANS 23
Monday, Dec. 2
Week 14:
Thursday, Dec. 5
BEARS 17, Cowboys 13
Sunday, Dec. 8
BILLS 16, Ravens 6
BROWNS 24, Bengals 9
BUCCANEERS 24, Colts 20
Steelers 28, CARDINALS 27
FALCONS 31, Panthers 23
JAGUARS 17, Chargers 14
JETS 24, Dolphins 6
PACKERS 23, Redskins 7
Chiefs 31, PATRIOTS 28
RAIDERS 17, Titans 13
Seahawks 33, RAMS 30
SAINTS 38, 49ers 27
TEXANS 20, Broncos 17
VIKINGS 24, Lions 0
Monday, Dec. 9
EAGLES 30, Giants 23
Week 15:
Thursday, Dec. 12
RAVENS 20, Jets 17
Sunday, Dec. 15
49ERS 31, Falcons 24
Patriots 34, BENGALS 21
Browns 27, CARDINALS 24
CHARGERS 27, Vikings 17
CHIEFS 34, Broncos 30
Rams 24, COWBOYS 21
GIANTS 26, Dolphins 24
Buccaneers 27, LIONS 20
Bears 24, PACKERS 23
PANTHERS 28, Seahawks 27
Jaguars 24, RAIDERS 6
Eagles 28, REDSKINS 13
STEELERS 23, Bills 20
TITANS 17, Texans 16
Monday, Dec. 16
SAINTS 26, Colts 23
Week 16:
Sunday, Dec. 22
Rams 34, 49ERS 31
BRONCOS 27, Lions 10
BROWNS 30, Ravens 10
Texans 20, BUCCANEERS 17
CHARGERS 41, Raiders 17
Bears 23, CHIEFS 20
COLTS 24, Panthers 17
Bengals 20, DOLPHINS 16
EAGLES 20, Cowboys 13
FALCONS 21, Jaguars 13
JETS 24, Steelers 21
PATRIOTS 23, Bills 17
REDSKINS 13, Giants 7
SEAHAWKS 30, Cardinals 23
Saints 30, TITANS 26
Monday, Dec. 23
Packers 23, VIKINGS 20
Week 17:
Sunday, Dec. 29
Browns 23, BENGALS 16
BILLS 16, Jets 13
BRONCOS 31, Raiders 13
BUCCANEERS 27, Falcons 23
Chargers 31, CHIEFS 27
COWBOYS 17, Redskins 14
Eagles 31, GIANTS 17
JAGUARS 13, Colts 10
Packers 24, LIONS 8
PANTHERS 27, Saints 24
PATRIOTS 31, Dolphins 0
Cardinals 23, RAMS 20
SEAHAWKS 33, 49ers 30
Ravens 23, STEELERS 20
Titans 20, TEXANS 17
VIKINGS 17, Bears 16
2019 NFL Playoff Predictions – Wildcard Round
*** I have never made changes to my Super Bowl and playoff predictions after posting them, but one of the top quarterbacks in the NFL has never retired two weeks before the season either. I previously had the Colts winning the Super Bowl, but in the wake of Andrew Luck’s retirement, I felt the need to change my Super Bowl and playoff predictions. ***
6. Atlanta Falcons (10-6) at 3. Carolina Panthers (10-6)
The Falcons are 6-1 against the Panthers in their previous seven meetings, but the last time Cam Newton played against Atlanta at home, his team was able to prevail, 20-17. Both of these teams are great buy-low options heading into 2019, so this decision was a tough one, but the host advancing makes the most sense.
Panthers 23, Falcons 20
5. Chicago Bears (11-5) at 4. San Francisco 49ers (10-6)
Will the Bears have better kicking luck in their next playoff appearance? Perhaps, but the bigger issue is that their pass rush may not get to Jimmy Garoppolo because the 49ers have one of the best offensive lines in the NFL. That might end up being the difference in this game, as the upstart 49ers move on to the divisional round of the playoffs.
49ers 16, Bears 13
6. Cleveland Browns (10-6) at 3. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)
The Browns are finally in the playoffs! This is their first postseason appearance since the 2002 campaign. Unfortunately for the city of Cleveland, its Browns will have to battle their arch nemesis, the Steelers. It seems as though Pittsburgh has a great matchup versus Cleveland. The strength of the Browns is their ferocious defensive line, yet the Steelers have one of the best blocking units in the NFL. That’ll give Pittsburgh the edge in this third meeting.
Steelers 23, Browns 20
5. New York Jets (10-6) at 4. Jacksonville Jaguars (10-6)
The Jaguars now make the playoffs as a result of Andrew Luck’s retirement, meaning Nick Foles will once again have an opportunity to make a postseason run with a great defense. Unfortunately for Foles, he doesn’t have much on offense outside of Leonard Fournette and Dede Westbrook. His offensive line is not very good, which will be problematic against Leonard and Quinnen Williams.
Jets 17, Jaguars 16
2019 NFL Playoff Predictions – Divisional Round
4. San Francisco 49ers (10-6) at 1. Philadelphia Eagles (12-4)
Eagles-49ers was actually a predicted game in the divisional round of last year’s season previews, but Jimmy Garoppolo’s injury in Week 3 ruined the possibility of that happening. The 49ers are even better this year, but they’re a California team heading into a cold, January environment, which should end their playoff run.
Eagles 30, 49ers 16
3. Carolina Panthers (10-6) at 2. Green Bay Packers (12-4)
The Packers will have a chance to win the Super Bowl if Aaron Rodgers stays healthy. That’s a huge “if,” however. Then again, Cam Newton isn’t a lock to remain injury-free as well. Green Bay could get the nod because of the Lambeau Field advantage, but that hasn’t really been a factor in Green Bay’s recent playoff runs. In fact, Rodgers’ lone Super Bowl didn’t include any home affairs. The Panthers seem to match up well versus Green Bay, as the Packer linebackers will have an issue containing Christian McCaffrey.
Panthers 27, Packers 24
5. New York Jets (10-6) at 1. Kansas City Chiefs (13-3)
The Jets are a great story, and Sam Darnold is a legitimate MVP candidate. Unfortunately for Darnold and the Jets, their 2019 season ends in Arrowhead, as keeping up with Patrick Mahomes will be extremely difficult. Mahomes will exploit the weaknesses in New York’s secondary and put together a stellar passing performance.
Chiefs 41, Jets 24
3. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5) at 2. New England Patriots (11-5)
The Patriots have owned the Steelers over the years, but things have changed recently ever since Pittsburgh altered its defense. Tom Brady can no longer pick the Steelers apart, which could give Pittsburgh an unexpected edge in this contest. Tom Brady goes down at home in an absolute shocker.
Steelers 27, Patriots 24
2019 NFL Playoff Predictions – Championship Sunday
3. Carolina Panthers (10-6) at 1. Philadelphia Eagles (12-4)
Sixteen years ago, the Panthers went into Philadelphia and won the NFC Championship. Philadelphia’s quarterback at the time, Donovan McNabb, was also known for choking in big moments. It’s unclear if Carson Wentz will follow the same trajectory, but his football IQ is off the charts, and if he’s healthy, he’ll have a good chance of leading his team to the Super Bowl. His passing ability will be problematic for the Panthers, as their greatest weakness is their secondary.
Eagles 27, Panthers 24
3. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5) at 1. Kansas City Chiefs (13-3)
It took an amazing fourth quarter and overtime from the greatest quarterback of all time, an offsides penalty and a coin toss to defeat Patrick Mahomes in the AFC Championship last year. In other words, the Steelers probably won’t be able to replicate what New England was able to accomplish. There won’t be any stopping Mahomes this time, as Mahomes will be able to exploit the weaknesses in Pittsburgh’s secondary.
Chiefs 34, Steelers 27
2019 NFL Playoff Predictions – Super Bowl LIV at Miami
Philadelphia Eagles (12-4) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (13-3)
It’s the Andy Reid Bowl! I imagine this game will be much explosive than last year’s defensive battle between the Patriots and Rams. The total of this championship may not go into the 60s, but it will surely be greater than 16!
One byproduct of changing this Super Bowl prediction in the wake of Andrew Luck’s retirement is that another adjustment can be made. When these previews were posted back in July, it was unclear what would happen with Tyreek Hill. It has since been announced that Hill will not be suspended, which is a huge boost for Kansas City’s outlook.
The Chiefs have a slight edge in this matchup, as Hill’s presence won’t allow the Eagles to focus entirely on Travis Kelce and the receiving running backs Kansas City has in its backfield. The Eagles could struggle with that aspect of Kansas City’s offense, so Andy Reid will likely exploit that liability.
This figures to be a close game, but this prediction has Reid finally winning the Lombardi Trophy.
Chiefs 30, Eagles 27
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