NFL 2022 season: the editorial staff predicts the results of each franchise

Over the past few weeks, the members of the podcast or the editorial staff have given you their predictions over the shows or presentation articles of the season.

Sometimes divergent opinions. But then, how to have an overall forecast of the season by the editorial staff?

Simple. Victor Roullier, the master of the spreadsheet, created a file in which everyone might enter their prognosis for the balance sheets of all the teams. Then he compiled the results to get an overall result which takes into account the number of games in the season.

And There you go ! Here’s the average of all of the editorial’s predictions for all franchises’ balance sheets in 2022.

NFC Ouest

Los Angeles Rams: 12 wins – 5 losses
Arizona Cardinals: 9 wins – 8 losses
San Francisco 49ers: 9 wins – 8 losses
Seattle Seahawks: 4 wins – 13 losses

NFC Nord

Green Bay Packers: 12 wins – 5 losses
Minnesota Vikings: 10 wins – 7 losses
Chicago Bears: 5 wins – 12 losses
Detroit Lions: 5 wins – 12 losses

NFC South

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 13 wins – 4 losses
New Orleans Saints: 9 wins – 8 losses
Carolina Panthers: 6 wins – 11 losses
Atlanta Falcons: 4 wins – 13 losses

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys: 10 wins – 7 losses
Philadelphia Eagles: 10 wins – 7 losses
Washington Football Team: 7 wins – 10 losses
New York Giants: 5 wins – 12 losses

AFC Sud

Tennessee Titans: 9 wins – 8 losses
Indianapolis Colts: 9 wins – 8 losses
Jacksonville Jaguars: 5 wins – 12 losses
Houston Texans: 4 wins – 13 losses

AFC East

Buffalo Bills: 13 wins – 4 losses
New England Patriots: 9 wins – 8 losses
Miami Dolphins: 8 wins – 9 losses
New York Jets: 5 wins – 12 losses

AFC Nord

Cincinnati Bengals: 11 wins – 6 losses
Baltimore Ravens: 11 wins – 6 losses
Cleveland Browns: 8 wins – 9 losses
Pittsburgh Steelers: 7 wins – 10 losses

AFC Ouest

Kansas City Chiefs: 12 wins – 5 losses
Los Angeles Chargers: 11 wins – 6 losses
Las Vegas Raiders: 10 wins – 7 losses
Denver Broncos: 10 wins – 7 losses

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