Quick NFL Predictions

I could sit here and spend hours upon hours writing analysis for my 2011 NFL predictions but I'm not going to. You and I know what the teams look like. I'll give you some award picks and give you my standing predictions as well as the entire playoffs.

Bold teams are playoff teams


AFC East
New York Jets 12-4
New England 11-5
Buffalo 5-11
Miami 4-12

AFC North
Pittsburgh 13-3
Baltimore 10-6
Cleveland 6-10
Cincinnati 3-13

AFC South
Houston 10-6
Indianapolis 9-7
Tennessee 7-9
Jacksonville 6-10

AFC West
Kansas City 10-6
San Diego 9-7
Denver 6-10
Oakland 5-11

NFC East
Philadelphia 11-5
NY Giants 10-6
Dallas 9-7
Washington 4-12

NFC North
Green Bay 11-5
Detroit 9-7
Chicago 9-7
Minnesota 5-11

NFC South
Atlanta 12-4
New Orleans 10-6
Tampa Bay 8-8
Carolina 4-12

NFC West 
St. Louis 8-8
Arizona 7-9
49ers 5-11
Seattle 4-12

Offensive Rookie of the year: Mark Ingram (New Orleans)
other contenders: AJ Green (Cincinnati) Julio Jones (Atlanta)

Defensive Rookie of the year: JJ Watt (Houston)
other contenders: Von Miller (Denver) Patrick Peterson (Arizona)

Coach of the year: Gary Kubniak (Houston)
other contenders: Steve Spagnolo (St. Louis) Jim Schwartz (Detroit)


Offensive player of the year: Tom Brady (New England)
other contenders: DeSean Jackson (Philadelphia) Aaron Rodgers (Green Bay) Andre Johnson (Houston)


Defensive player of the year: Clay Matthews (Green Bay)
other contenders: Troy Polamalu (Pittsburgh) Ndamkung Suh (Detroit) Darrelle Revis (New York Jets)


Comeback player of the year: Plaxico Burress (New York Jets)
other contenders: Brian Cushing (Houston), Matthew Stafford (Detroit Lions) 




Playoffs: 


Wild Card Round: 
Baltimore def Houston, New England def Kansas City
NY Giants def Philadelphia, New Orleans def St. Louis


Divisional Round: 
Pittsburgh def Baltimore, New York Jets def New England
Green Bay def New Orleans, Atlanta def NY Giants


Championship Games: 
Pittsburgh def New York Jets
Atlanta def Green Bay


Super Bowl XLVI
Pittsburgh def Atlanta 


Super Bowl MVP: Ben Roethlisberger