Early 2005 Super Bowl Predictions

Early 2005 Super Bowl Predictions by Mike Jones

It is still early I know but not early enough to start making those 2005 Super Bowl predictions. With 7 more weeks left in the regular season we can gage which teams are on the upswing vs the toughness of their schedule ahead compared with those franchises that will be spending their post season in the Caribbean sipping Bacardis.

The most likely candidates to participate in the 2005 Super Bowl would be the more obvious: New England, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Indianapolis. At the time of publication, Pittsburgh had one of the best records in the league and even handed the only undefeated team, Philadelphia, its first loss of the season last week.

Pittsburgh, entering the season, had payout odds of +4000 to win the Super Bowl. Not too shabby considering a $100 future bet would yield $4000 and a $500 future bet would result in $20,000. Shall we go on? Pittsburgh shows no sign of letting up either.

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With its current intensity Pittsburgh should breeze through the remainder of November with wins on the road against Cincinnati and a home game against Washington. December gets tougher, whereby I expect the Steelers to go 2-2 to finish off their spectacular season.

But early 2005 Super Bowl predictions almost certainly have to feature the red hot New England Patriots and unfortunately for the Steelers, New England shares their conference. Regardless of how New England fares the rest of the stretch, they are almost certain to get into the playoffs barring a team tragedy (i.e. the team flight crashes). And with the likes of Miami, Cincinnati and Cleveland on tap, even a plane crash might not stop the surging New England Patriots.

Still, I gotta go out on a limb and choose the underdog here - My early 2005 Super Bowl prediction is that Pittsburgh will play in the big one.

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Of course my early 2005 Super Bowl predictions would not be complete without selecting which team will represent the AFC. Philadelphia is looking as sharp as they come at this juncture in the season so I will have to say they will go all the way and it will certainly be interesting (or dull depending on how one looks at it) to see two Pennsylvania teams featured in the Super Bowl.

Never-the-less, predictions are just that - predictions. As such we might want to consider some of the likely competition entering into the final weeks of the NFL regular season.

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In the AFC we have The Jets on a noticeable downswing; San Diego, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Jacksonville and Denver on an upswing. San Diego, with its unbelievable +10,000 odds to win it all early in the season, will be in for quite the challenge with a game in Kansas City (never easy to play there despite the Chiefs underachieving this season), Denver and Indianapolis (though the later team may not play to full capacity depending on their standings in the second to last week). Truth be told, the Chargers have the potential to go 5-2 heading down the home stretch and this could be a team others will take less seriously during the post season. Something to always keep in mind when making those early 2005 Super Bowl predictions....So there is still hope for those who had the Chargers with +10,000 odds.

With the NFC we have red hot Atlanta, which went undefeated its first few games despite struggling against sorry opponents. They've since proven their worth by beating both San Diego and Denver, but they'll have to get past Philadelphia ultimately....and that will be a tough challenge indeed.

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Quite frankly, nobody really stands out in the NFC outside of Atlanta to take on the Eagles.

Again, my 2005 Super Bowl predictions: Pittsburgh vs. Philadelphia.

After predicting multiple Super Bowl winners, expert NFL handicapper Mike "The Picker" Jones has returned with his 2012 Super Bowl XLVI prediction! His early Superbowl prediction was the New York Jets but after them falling apart towards the end of the regular season and missing out on the NFL playoffs, Mike now is going with the Patriots to win Superbowl XLVI. "I predict the AFC East New England Patriots will take down NFC powerhouse New York Giants by four points in the 2012 Super Bowl!" Good luck with all your 2012 NFL picks and have fun with a few Super Bowl prop bets at SBG Global Sportsbook, the world-wide leaders of online gambling!

Super Bowl XLVI Picks from JP - The New England Patriots and the New York Giants will meet once again in Super Bowl XLVI on Sunday, February 5th at 6:30pm ET in a rematch of the 2007 Super Bowl. The rematch will go down at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, where the Patriots will take the field as 3-point favorites over the New York Giants, but I have it going the other way. I think New York's defensive front will use the turf to its advantage and will get to Tom Brady enough times with their ferocious pass rush, while Eli Manning will slice up the Patriots' secondary, which will lead them to stop the Patriots at the finish line. The Pats may be the better team, but the Giants are the hotter club and that will translate onto the field on Super Sunday.

--- by Mike Jones at 1800-sports.com on January 25, 2006


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