ErnBlog NFL Experts dissect the 2015 Season

Here we go! Who do the experts like in 2015?

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AFC East:

Mike Brown —

13-3

Mike Gallaher (aka “Horhey”) —

12-4

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

11-5

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

12-4

Ryan Dunn (The “Counselaah”) —

14-2

Mike Greene —

11-5

Ern —

12-4

AFC North:

Mike Brown —

11-5

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”)

10-6

Brian Brickley (The “Brick”) —

11-5

Ryan Dunn —

10-6

Mike Greene —

12-4

Ern —

10-6

AFC South:

Mike Brown —

12-4

Mike Gallaher —

13-3

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

12-4

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

12-4

Ryan Dunn —

13-3

Mike Greene —

12-4

Ern —

11-5

AFC West:

Mike Brown —

10-6

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

10-6

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

11-5

Ryan Dunn —

10-5-1

Mike Greene —

12-4

Ern —

11-5

NFC East:

Mike Brown —

11-5

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”)

11-5

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

11-5

Ryan Dunn —

12-4

Mike Greene —

11-5

Ern —

12-4

NFC North:

Mike Brown —

14-2

Mike Gallaher —

12-4

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

11-5

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

11-5

Ryan Dunn —

11-5

Mike Greene —

11-5

Ern —

11-5

NFC South:

Mike Brown —

9-7

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

9-7

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

10-6

Ryan Dunn —

12-4

Mike Greene —

9-7

Ern:

10-6

NFC West:

Mike Brown —

11-5

Mike Gallaher —

12-4

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

11-5

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

12-4

Ryan Dunn —

15-1

Mike Greene —

13-3

Ern:

12-4

AFC Wild-Cards:

Mike Brown —

11-5

9-7

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop —

9-7

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

10-6

Ryan (The “Counselaah!”) Dunn —

10-6

9-7

Mike Greene —

10-6

Ern —

11-5

10-6

NFC Wild-Cards:

Mike Brown —

11-5

9-7

Mike Gallaher —

10-6

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

10-6

9-7

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

10-6

Ryan Dunn —

10-6

Mike Greene —

10-6

9-7

Ern —

11-5

Vince Lombardi Champions – Super Bowl L – Levi Stadium – Santa Clara, CA

– Sunday, February 7, 2016 –

Mike Brown —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

Tom Brady (Source: zimbio.com)

NFC Champs –

Mike Gallaher —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

Tom Brady (Source: zimbio.com)

NFC Champs –

Andrew Van Ogtrop (“Oggie”) —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
Source: wikipedia.org

AFC Champs –

Brian (The “Brick”) Brickley —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

Andrew Luck will try to direct the Colts into the Divisional Round. Source: usatoday.com

Andrew Luck will try to direct the Colts past New England, and toward Santa Clara. Source: www.usatoday.com

NFC Champs:

Ryan (The “Counselaah!”) Dunn —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

The Gronk

NFC Champs –

Mike Greene–

NFL Champs-

Super Bowl MVP –

Seattle's Russell Wilson has been part of the memorable Rookie QB Class of 2012. Source: www.seahawks.com

Seattle’s Russell Wilson was part of the memorable Rookie QB Class of 2012.
Source: www.seahawks.com

AFC Champs –

Ern —

NFL Champs –

Super Bowl MVP –

Tom Brady (Source: zimbio.com)

NFC Champs –

NFL Regular Season MVP —

Brown –

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
Source: wikipedia.org

Gallaher –

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
Source: wikipedia.org

Oggie –

Packers QB Aaron Rodgers
Source: wikipedia.org

Brick –

Andrew Luck will try to direct the Colts into the Divisional Round.
Source: usatoday.com

Dunn –

Cam Newton – QB – Carolina Panthers

Greene –

The Colts are familiar with selecting their QB from the Number One Overall Position on Draft Day. Here, Andrew Luck (right) receives his Indianapolis jersey from NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (left) back in April 2012.
(Source: pigskinbuzz.com)

Ern –

J.J. Watt – Defensive End – Houston Texans

NFL Coach of the Year —

Brown –

John Fox – Chicago Bears

Gallaher –

Mike McCarthy – Green Bay Packers

Oggie –

Chip Kelly – Philadelphia Eagles

Brick –

Chuck Pagano – Houston Texans

Dunn –

Jason Garrett – Dallas Cowboys

Greene –

Joe Philbin – Miami Dolphins

Ern –

Rex Ryan – Buffalo Bills

NFL Rushing Champ –

Brown –

Alfred Morris – Washington Redskins

Gallaher –

LeVeon Bell – Pittsburgh Steelers

Oggie –

Jamaal Charles – Kansas City Chiefs

Brick –

Marshawn Lynch – Seattle Seahawks

Dunn –

LaSean McCoy – Buffalo Bills

Greene –

LeVeon Bell – Pittsburgh Steelers

Ern –

Propelled by the incredible talent of Running Back - Adrian Peterson, the Vikings have surprised the NFL with a 6-4 record and a push toward an NFC Wild Card Spot. (Source: newsday.com)

Adrian Peterson is back with the Vikings, who are looking a push their way toward an NFC Wild Card Spot. (Source: newsday.com)

One Prediction for the 2015 NFL Season –

Brown –

“Peyton Manning turns in a sub-90 QB rating & retires before 3/1/16.”

Gallaher –

“Titans will be worst team in the league.”

Oggie –

“RG3 is released, and Kirk Cousins has a Pro Bowl year.”

Brick –

“The Redskins will win only 2 games.”

Dunn –

“The Washington Redskins remains the sole winless squad until Week 12 against the Giants, and goes on to a pitiful 1-15 record. During the interminable period between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl, the team announces they will change their name to the Washington Bullets.”

Greene –

“The Dolphins, mainly because of the Front 4, will lead the league in sacks and rushing defense.”

Ern –

“The day after Roger Goodell hands another Super Bowl MVP Award to Tom Brady, the NFL Owners fire the Commissioner on February 8, 2016.”

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ErnBlog NFL Experts dissect the 2015 Season

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