Harry
ASFN Consultant and Senior Writer
The easiest thing to predict is which team will finish last. That’s San Francisco. Injuries to Kittle and Garoppolo have left the offense toothless. Combine that with an extremely tough finishing schedule and they may be lucky to win 2 more games. Seattle has injury issues as well, but their schedule is far more favorable. At least 5 of their last 6 games could be walkovers. That would give them at least 11 wins. They’re certain to pick up 1 or 2 other wins making them my favorite to win the division. The Cards should have the inside track on second place. That is not to say they couldn’t overtake the Seahawks, but rather already trailing by a game and with a tougher schedule their chance of winning the division would seem to be if the Cards could again beat the Seahawks in Seattle. If they had a more veteran QB I’d like their odds better. Murray figures to have a down game or two and that figures to be the difference. LA’s only hope would seem to be sweeping the Cards but they still face a tougher schedule and have spotted the Cards a one game lead. So they could easily sweep the Cards and still end up behind them.
There’s a great deal of football to be played. Injury and illness figure to be continuing to plague the league and could make my predictions fall apart. This 2020 year has made it hard to make accurate predictions. Still it at least is a fun topic upon which to speculate.
There’s a great deal of football to be played. Injury and illness figure to be continuing to plague the league and could make my predictions fall apart. This 2020 year has made it hard to make accurate predictions. Still it at least is a fun topic upon which to speculate.