NFL com projected win loss ceiling floor

fivetwos said:
Do they know which starting QBs will be lost for the season earlier on?

What BS.
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Projections are based on the idea that nobody is injured on any team. Which ones did you find to be way off base? They all seemed pretty reasonable to me, especially when you consider where the over/under has been set by vegas.
 
The cowboys just traded away their best player.

You can like the trade if you want but anybody who doesn’t think it affects the cowboys win/loss negatively this year is on drugs.
 
Wow...according to that projection...with the 4th pick in the nfl draft, the Dallas Cowboys select
 
nate dizzle said:
Projections are based on the idea that nobody is injured on any team. Which ones did you find to be way off base? They all seemed pretty reasonable to me, especially when you consider where the over/under has been set by vegas.
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I hear ya, but it’s kind of an absolute thing, and a QB injury changes everything. There’s bound to be a couple.

It’s not even only that. Every year there are huge surprises one way or another.

No big problem, I just didn’t think it was worth bothering with. Doesn’t mean I’m right or that I think everyone else ought to feel that way.
 
Projections and opinions are created to fill copy, air time or get clicks. They mean and signify nothing in the long run. After a few short days they are long lost history never revisited.
 
I don't really disagree with her numbers for the Cowboys. I think 8 wins is about right for the ceiling. And I don't think 4 wins is that far off from the floor - which means if everything goes wrong.

Look at all the question marks on teh OL and defense? If the answer to those questions are negative, given their schedule 4 wins is not unreasonable.

Let's hope we don't see a repeat of the injuries from last year.

But the problem with all this projections is they are based on last years performances. We don't know what any team will look like in 2025. What if Lane Johnson meets father time this year, like Zack Martin last year? What if key players get injured as they do every year? Good teams could wind up losing and all the projects get tossed up in the air.
 
The beauty of it is that tomorrow night we begin to get answers- thats when the grading starts.
 
Sooo, the giants ceiling is 0.1 above the Cowboys. Like how the heck do you come up with that? LOL
 
nate dizzle said:
Projections are based on the idea that nobody is injured on any team. Which ones did you find to be way off base? They all seemed pretty reasonable to me, especially when you consider where the over/under has been set by vegas.
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But yet they are projecting based on last year, when half the team was inured. But not for SF.
Invalidates the entire article.
 
fivetwos said:
I hear ya, but it’s kind of an absolute thing, and a QB injury changes everything. There’s bound to be a couple.

It’s not even only that. Every year there are huge surprises one way or another.

No big problem, I just didn’t think it was worth bothering with. Doesn’t mean I’m right or that I think everyone else ought to feel that way.
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Yeah man, I get it. These things can get derailed pretty quick with injuries and upstart teams coming out of nowhere. Overall though, I agreed with most of it. I only looked at NFC but the only one that really raised an eyebrow for me was Carolina. Bryce Young is terrible, or at least he has been, so unless he jumps up several notches I don't see them being any better this year, so 7 wins doesn't seem likely to me.
 
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