A lot of surprises will happen this season and it’s only normal that I do this post. My 2008 Prediction post had some that were correct and I was happy how it turned out. I was way off on a few, but these are predictions that The 2009 NFL season starts on Thursday and it’s about that time where I take a shot in the dark and try and predict the future, the future Bobby, Yes, all the way to the year 2009. Sorry about the lame homage to Conan, I love that guy.
– I want to start off with the man in the picture above. I believe Matthew Stafford will throw 20 TDs and over half of them will be to Calvin Johnson.
– B.J. Raji will win the Defensive Rookie Of The Year
– Bob Sanders will only play 4 games this year
– Tom Brady will throw 40 TDs this year
– The Detroit Lions will be 0-5, until they win a game
– LaDanian Tomlinson will bounce back and rush for 1600 yards
– Byron Leftwich will lose his starting job by Week 6
– Donald Brown will end the year with more rushing hards than Joseph Addai
– Deon Butler will have more than 7 TDs this year
– The Kansas City Chiefs will win 7 games this season
– The Green Bay Packers will hit a wall and win only 5 games in 2009
– The Arizona Cardinals will go 8-8 and Matt Leinart will start at least two games
– Phillip Rivers will win the Offensive NFL MVP
– Willie Parker will end the year with double the amount of rushing yards than Rashard Mendenhall
– Marvin Harrison will sign with a team by Week 4
– Michael Vick will score at least 8 TDs in some form this season
– The Eagles will be the NFC Champions
– Brady Quinn will throw more than 24 TDs this year
– Chad Ochocinco will lead the league in receiving yards
– The Denver Broncos will win only 4 games and Josh McDaniels will be fired
– Jay Cutler will throw 15 interceptions, but will throw 32 TDs
– The San Diego Chargers will win the Super Bowl
– Adrian Peterson will rush for more touchdowns than Brett Favre will throw
– Dwight Freeney will lead the league in sacks
– The Houston Texans will finish 8-8 again, thus not having a winning season
– The New York Jets will throw more passing TDs than the New York Giants
– Terrell Owens will catch less than 7 TDs this season
– Jim Caldwell will win more games than Raheem Morris and Jim Schwartz combined
– Alex Smith will throw at least 5 TDs this season
– Matt Cassel will throw more interceptions than touchdowns
– Larry Johnson will rush for less than 800 yards
– Mark Sanchez will win Offensive Rookie of the Year
– Lance Briggs will win Defensive MVP
– Jim Zorn will be fired by Week 14
– Jason Witten will catch at least 13 TDs
– Drew Brees will break Dan Marino’s single-season passing yards record