Nobody Saw the Colts Making the Playoffs? I Did!

     I'm watching SportsCenter and Sage Steele says "No one in America could've seen the Colts doing what they did. 2-14 a year ago and they make the playoffs." These were my 2012 predictions for the upcoming NFL season made in September. I guess I should become an NFL analyst because even though I only had the Colts at 9-7, I had them in the playoffs. Unfortunately, I did have not only the Eagles in the playoffs, but the Kansas City Chiefs going to the AFC Championship Game, so maybe I shouldn't become an NFL analyst just yet. However, I do think my Super Bowl prediction of Patriots over Falcons has a good chance of coming to fruition. Check out the rest of my predictions from the preseason below. 

AFC East

1  13-3

2  9-7

3  6-10

4  3-13

AFC North

1  9-7

2  8-8

3  7-9

4  3-13

AFC South

1  11-5

2  9-7

3  9-7

4  2-14

AFC West

1  10-6

2  9-7

3  8-8

4  6-10

NFC East

1  10-6

2  10-6

3  10-6

4  6-10

NFC North

1  12-4

2  11-5

3  9-7

4  5-11

NFC South

1  10-6

2  9-7

3  9-7

4  6-10

NFC West

1  14-2

2  8-8

3  5-11

4  1-15

AFC Seeds

1

2

3

4

5

6

NFC Seeds

1

2

3

4

5

6

Regular Season Awards

MVP: Tom Brady, QB New England Patriots

2 Matt Ryan, QB Atlanta Falcons

3 Aaron Rodgers, QB Green Bay Packers

OPOY: Arian Foster, RB Houston Texans

2 Tom Brady, QB New England Patriots

3 Calvin Johnson, WR Detroit Lions

DPOY: Patrick Willis, LB San Francisco 49ers

2 DeMarcus Ware, LB Dallas Cowboys

3 Justin Smith, DE San Francisco 49ers

OROY: Andrew Luck, QB Indianapolis Colts

2 Russell Wilson, QB Seattle Seahawks

3 Robert Griffin III, QB Washington Redskins

DROY: Chandler Jones, DE New England Patriots

2 Luke Keechley, LB Carolina Panthers

3 Mark Barron, S Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Coach of Year: Chuck Pagano, Indianapolis Colts

2 Romeo Crennel, Kansas City Chiefs

3 Jim Harbaugh, San Francisco 49ers

Playoffs

Wild Card Round

3                              6 

 over    20-17

5                             4

 over    36-34

3                             6

 over    28-24

4                             5

 over    24-14

Divisional Round

3                            2

 over    23-17

5                           1

 over    24-23

3                          2

 over    21-14

1                         4

 over    27-17

NFC Championship

3                        5

 over    41-31

AFC Championship

1                        3

 over    21-13

Super Bowl XLVII

 over    34-21

Super Bowl MVP: Wes Welker, WR New England