Posted on Apr 23, 2015
How well will the New England Patriots do in the 2015 NFL season?
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The following is the 2015 regular season schedule for the New England Patriots, along with what I think will be the final score of each game:
Week 1: Steelers 17, Patriots 27 - (1-0)
Week 2: Patriots 21, Bills 24 - (1-1)
Week 3: Jaguars 10, Patriots 31 - (2-1)
Week 4 - BYE - (2-1)
Week 5 - Patriots 35, Cowboys 24 - (3-1)
Week 6 - Patriots 28, Colts 14 - (4-1)
Week 7 - Jets 19, Patriots 27 - (5-1)
Week 8 - Dolphins 21, Patriots 24 - (6-1)
Week 9 - Redskins 13, Patriots 38 - (7-1)
Week 10 - Patriots 20, Giants 21 - (7-2)
Week 11 - Bills 27, Patriots 31 - (8-2)
Week 12 - Patriots 41, Broncos 34 - (9-2)
Week 13 - Eagles 21, Patriots 27 - (10-2)
Week 14 - Patriots 21, Texans 17 - (11-2)
Week 15 - Titans 17, Patriots 34 - (12-2)
Week 16 - Patriots 15, Jets 21 - (12-3)
Week 17 - Patriots 17, Dolphins 24 - (12-4)
Patriots lose once each to their divisional rivals; to the Bills at home and the Dolphins and Jets at their respective stadiums. I believe the NE-NYG game will be close, and the Odell Beckham Jr./Victor Cruz tandem will go off that game.. but the Patriots, unable to convert on 3rd downs, settle for two field goals.
What do you think about my predictions? Of course they're pre-draft and assuming no significant injuries occur which cripple any team. I think the Patriots and Broncos end 12-4, yet due to the Pats beating the Broncos in Week 12, fall into the 1 and 2 seeds, respectively.
I also want to say that I think Julian Edelman will have an improved year from a statistical standpoint; he'll accumulate 1000+ yards and at least 6 TDs next season. I believe he and Tom Brady have built quite the rapport, with the culmination showing in Super Bowl XLIX. I have little doubt in Edelman's ability.
Go Patriots! Feel free to comment with your thoughts, post your predictions for your favorite teams, or start a debate on mine!
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Week 1: Steelers 17, Patriots 27 - (1-0)
Week 2: Patriots 21, Bills 24 - (1-1)
Week 3: Jaguars 10, Patriots 31 - (2-1)
Week 4 - BYE - (2-1)
Week 5 - Patriots 35, Cowboys 24 - (3-1)
Week 6 - Patriots 28, Colts 14 - (4-1)
Week 7 - Jets 19, Patriots 27 - (5-1)
Week 8 - Dolphins 21, Patriots 24 - (6-1)
Week 9 - Redskins 13, Patriots 38 - (7-1)
Week 10 - Patriots 20, Giants 21 - (7-2)
Week 11 - Bills 27, Patriots 31 - (8-2)
Week 12 - Patriots 41, Broncos 34 - (9-2)
Week 13 - Eagles 21, Patriots 27 - (10-2)
Week 14 - Patriots 21, Texans 17 - (11-2)
Week 15 - Titans 17, Patriots 34 - (12-2)
Week 16 - Patriots 15, Jets 21 - (12-3)
Week 17 - Patriots 17, Dolphins 24 - (12-4)
Patriots lose once each to their divisional rivals; to the Bills at home and the Dolphins and Jets at their respective stadiums. I believe the NE-NYG game will be close, and the Odell Beckham Jr./Victor Cruz tandem will go off that game.. but the Patriots, unable to convert on 3rd downs, settle for two field goals.
What do you think about my predictions? Of course they're pre-draft and assuming no significant injuries occur which cripple any team. I think the Patriots and Broncos end 12-4, yet due to the Pats beating the Broncos in Week 12, fall into the 1 and 2 seeds, respectively.
I also want to say that I think Julian Edelman will have an improved year from a statistical standpoint; he'll accumulate 1000+ yards and at least 6 TDs next season. I believe he and Tom Brady have built quite the rapport, with the culmination showing in Super Bowl XLIX. I have little doubt in Edelman's ability.
Go Patriots! Feel free to comment with your thoughts, post your predictions for your favorite teams, or start a debate on mine!
Invite others to respond by typing @name
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I REALLY want the Pats to go to Superbowl 50. The Seahawks will be wanting a grudge match.
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SPC Patrick Caldwell
I hope it's an entertaining game to watch, but I fear because Le'Veon Bell's suspended it won't be as close.
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SPC Patrick Caldwell
Super Bowl XLIII was a great game. I think as long as Roethlisberger remains effective and Le'Veon Bell remains healthy, the Steelers' offense alone will give them plenty of momentum as the season progresses.
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SPC Patrick Caldwell
Greatest QB-Head Coach tandem in NFL history is Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. Only one that's worth discussing against them is Joe Montana and Bill Walsh.
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Agreed. I have been a Patriots fan since I was old enough to walk. Being from Southie, and New England in general....we are bred to win ;)
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SPC Patrick Caldwell
New Englanders are the ones who started the winning tradition we Americans have, so it's natural. Glad to see so many Patriots fans on here!
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Although I'm not a Patriots fan (GO G-MEN!), your prediction looks spot on. With Rex Ryan now coaching the resurgent Buffalo Bills, your Patriots will have at least one in the "L" column by them. The Giants- Patriot game will most definitely be a nail biter; the G-Men will squeak by with a W. The Pats will probably get their 3rd loss against the Iggles as opposed to losing to the Jets. The Dolphins have been improving, so the Pats will get their 4th loss in the regular season.
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SPC Patrick Caldwell
Giants are a major sleeper team this year. Along with the Rams, their rosters are scarily good and yet no one thinks they'll be winning a Super Bowl.
I think Belichick is going to be able to game-plan for the Eagles and their spread offense accordingly. However, the Jets always give the Pats a tough time (last year, both games were close). I can see them splitting with the Pats with the additions they've made in free agency and the upcoming draft.
I think Belichick is going to be able to game-plan for the Eagles and their spread offense accordingly. However, the Jets always give the Pats a tough time (last year, both games were close). I can see them splitting with the Pats with the additions they've made in free agency and the upcoming draft.
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