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Old 09-12-2026, 06:37 PM
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One Bold Prediction for Every NFL Team...the Vikings are NFC North Champions...Drake Maye wins the MVP



The Indianapolis Colts ...... Indianapolis will win the AFC South


The Colts haven’t made the playoffs since the 2020 season, and they haven’t won the AFC South since 2014, so what’s more daring than picking them to end both droughts in 2026 ??? Adding to this bold take is the return of QB Daniel Jones, who will be 9 months removed from his right Achilles heel surgery when the season begins. If he leads Indianapolis to a division title while knocking off the defending AFC South champion Jaguars and carving up Houston’s loaded defense in the process, it will be viewed as one of the most surprising and triumphant seasons in recent NFL memory.



SOURCE: l James Boyd l (The New York Times)


https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/756...n-predictions/

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Well, the Drake Maye part seems to be in serious jeopardy.
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