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Splash’s August Playoff Predictions

Splash's August Playoff Predictions:Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers

The NFL season is right around the corner.

What does this mean?

It is time to predict the 14 playoff teams.

Click here for the July edition of these predictions. Check here for the June edition of these predictions. Check here for the May edition of these predictions. Click here for the April edition of these predictions. Check here for the March edition of these predictions. Check here for the February edition of these predictions.

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AFC East:

New England Patriots 8-8 (-1)
New York Jets 4-12 (+0)
Buffalo Bills 10-6 Y (+1)
Miami Dolphins 6-10 (+1)

 

AFC North:

Baltimore Ravens 12-4 Y (+0)
Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5 X (-1)
Cleveland Browns 9-7 X (+1)
Cincinnati Bengals  4-12 (-1)

 

AFC South:

Indianapolis Colts 7-9 (-1)
Tennessee Titans 9-7 Y (+0)
Jacksonville Jaguars 2-14 (+0)
Houston Texans  7-9 (-1)

 

AFC West:

Kansas City Chiefs 14-2 * (+2)
Denver Broncos 9-7 X (+0)
Los Angeles Chargers 7-9 (+0)
Las Vegas Raiders 6-10 (+0)

 

NFC East:

Philadelphia Eagles 10-6 X (+0)
Dallas Cowboys 12-4 * (+2)
Washington Football Team 3-13 (-2)
New York Giants 1-15 (-2)

 

NFC North:

Chicago Bears 8-8 (+0)
Minnesota Vikings 10-6 Y (+1)
Green Bay Packers 10-6 (+0)
Detroit Lions 7-9 (+0)

 

NFC South:

Atlanta Falcons 3-13 (-2)
Carolina Panthers 5-11 (+0)
New Orleans Saints 11-5 X (-1)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11-5 Y (+1)

 

NFC West:

Los Angeles Rams 9-7 (-1)
Seattle Seahawks 11-5 X (+0)
San Francisco 49ers 12-4 Y (+0)
Arizona Cardinals 8-8 (+3)

 

Key:

* -Home Field Advantage

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Y – Division Winner

X – Wild Card

Tiebreakers:

AFC No.6: The Browns had a better conference record than the Broncos had.

NFC No.1: The Cowboys had a better conference record than the 49ers had.

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NFC South/No.3: The Buccaneers had a better divisional record than the Saints had.

NFC North/No.4: The Vikings had a better conference record than the Packers had.

NFC No.5: The Saints had a better conference record than the Seahawks had.

NFC No.7: The Eagles had a better conference record than the Packers had.

Playoff Predictions:

Wild Card Round:

No.2 Ravens over No.7 Broncos

No.3 Bills over No.6 Browns

No.5 Steelers over No.4 Titans

No.2 49ers over No.7 Eagles

No.3 Buccaneers over No.6 Seahawks

No.4 Vikings over No.5 Saints

Divisional Round:

No.1 Chiefs over No.5 Steelers

No.2 Ravens over No.3 Bills

No.2 49ers over No.3 Buccaneers

No.4 Vikings over No.1 Cowboys

Conference Championships:

No.1 Chiefs over No.2 Ravens

No.2 49ers over No.4 Vikings

Super Bowl LV:

The Chiefs will defeat the 49ers in Super Bowl LV.

Extra thoughts:

The Chiefs, Cardinals, and Cowboys jumped multiple games. These were natural fluctuations from coin-flip games. If anything, the teams will likely land between the win totals of July and August. 

The only teams that dropped multiple games were Washington, the New York Giants, and Atlanta. It is unlikely that they will be held to a combined seven wins, but there are few weeks that they are likely to win. They could surprise some teams, but they will consistently be underdogs.

Yet again, the Chiefs win the Super Bowl. If the prediction comes true, the Chiefs will join a select fraternity of back-to-back Super Bowl champions. The 49ers also make it back to the Super Bowl, and this potential matchup would be the first time since Super Bowls 27 and 28 that the same teams made it in consecutive years (Dallas won both over Buffalo).

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