Or, not so quick. It seems like it would be easy to make five predictions, but a person has to put a lot of thought into doing that!
- Quarterback prediction for Fantasy Football: Aaron Rodgers will not be a top five QB this season. One of the main reasons behind this is that Green Bay has a new coach, Matt LaFleur, a first-time head coach who has only called plays for one year in the NFL. Rodgers also has to depend a lot on DaVante Adams staying well this year. If Adams has any injuries, it will really hurt Aaron’s numbers.
- Running Back prediction for Fantasy Football: Nick Chubb will be a top five Running Back. Everyone drafting Chubb is worried about Hunt coming back midseason and taking a lot of Chubb’s carries away. We don’t think it will happen like that. While Hunt will give Chubb a break here and there, the numbers will go to Chubb. He will have 1200 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns, and will be heavily involved in the passing game also.
- Wide Receiver prediction for Fantasy Football: Tyreek Hill will be the number one ranked Wide Receiver by season’s end. With the high-powered Kansas City offense, and Tyreek being the number one Wide Receiver within that offense, he will have numerous opportunities to rack up the points.
- NFL prediction: The Cleveland Browns will go 11-5 this year, winning their division and sweeping the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time since 1988. America’s team is going to make lots of Cleveland fans happy and we will wake up feeling dangerous on game days.
- NFL prediction: The Chiefs and Browns will play in the AFC Championship game. The Eagles and Vikings will play in the NFC Championship game. Don’s head says the Chiefs and Eagles will go to the Super Bowl, with the Chiefs winning it, but his heart says the Browns will take on the Vikings, with the Browns winning a close shootout. I believe in going with your heart, so I’m taking the Browns bringing home the Lombardi Trophy! We are huge fans of Ifeadi Odenigbo, Defensive End for the Vikings. Ifeadi gave us our first NFL player interview, and we will be forever grateful to him for that.
