AFC East

New England: 5-2

·         @IND - W

·         BUF - Toss up

·         NYJ - W

·         @MIA - W

·         PIT - L

·         @SEA - W

·         @OAK - W

·         ARI - W

·         @BUF - Toss up

Buffalo: 5-2

·         NYJ - W

·         @NE - Toss up

·         CLE - Toss up

·         @KC - W

·         SF - W

·         MIA - W

·         @NYJ - W

·         @DEN - Toss up

·         NE - Toss up

NYJ: 4-3

·         @BUF - L

·         STL - W

·         @NE - L

·         @TEN - L

·         DEN - Toss up

·         @SF - W

·         BUF - L

·         @SEA - W

·         MIA - W

AFC East: NE and BUF will finish around 11-5 or so with NYJ finishing 9-7 or 8-8

AFC North

BAL: 4-3

·         @CLE - Either way, Jags gain a game

·         @HOU - toss up

·         @NYG - L

·         PHI - L

·         @CIN - W

·         WAS - L

·         PIT - L

·         @DAL - L

·         JAC - L

CLE: 3-4

·         BAL - Either way, Jags gain a game

·         DEN - toss up

·         @BUF - toss up

·         HOU - toss up

·         IND - L

·         @TEN - L

·         @PHI - L

·         CIN - W

·         @PIT - L

AFC North: Pitt will win the division, and no other team in this division will win more than 8 games. Seriously, that schedule is brutal. Possibly, Bal or Cle can get to 9 wins but that would be it.

AFC South:

·      @SD - L

AFC West: San Diego still scares me a little. I think it would be best for them to lose to Indy, because after that they could win out. I think they'll finish 9-7. Even if SD catches fire and wins the divsion, Denver will finish no better than 10-6, and the Jaguars will hold the tie breaker.

Wrap-Up: If the Jaguars finish 10-6 and are able to beat Houston on MNF and Indy in Jax, they will definitely make the playoffs. Can they go 7-2 the rest of the way, I'm not sure. I hope so but I'm not guaranteeing it.

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