2011 NFL predictions

The lockout is over, we got the preseason out of the way, and Thursday starts off the much-anticipated NFL season.
It is easy to pick the Packers to repeat with Aaron Rodgers, but who is going to win the divisions this year.

AFC
East
1-New England Patriots
2- New York Jets (wildcard)
3- Buffalo Bills
4-Miami Dolphins

North
1- Baltimore Ravens
2- Pittsburgh Steelers (wildcard)
3- Cleveland Browns
4-Cincinatti Bengals

South
1- Houston Texans
2- Indianapolis Colts
3- Jacksonville Jaguars
4- Tennessee Titans

West
1- San Diego Chargers
2- Kansas City Chiefs
3- Oakland Raiders
4- Denver Broncos

NFC
East
1- Philadelphia Eagles
2- Dallas Cowboys
3- New York Giants
4- Washington Redskins

North
1- Green Bay Packers
2- Detroit Lions
3- Chicago Bears
4- Minnesota Vikings

South
1- Atlanta Falcons
2-New Orleans Saints (wildcard)
3- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (wildcard)
4- Carolina Panthers

West
1- St. Louis Rams
2- Arizona Cardinals
3- Seattle Seahawks
4- San Francisco 49ers

For the playoffs:
In the AFC give me Steelers over the Chargers and Texans over the Jets in the wildcard round. In round two, give me Ravens over the Steelers and Patriots over the Texans. Give me the Ravens to win the AFC championship.

In the NFC give me the Saints over the Rams and Bucs over the Eagles in wildcard round. In round two, I'l take the Packers over the Bucs and Falcons over the Saints. I'll go with the Falcons to win the NFC championship.

I'll take Ravens over the Falcons in Super Bowl XLVI.

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