2025 NFL WIN-LOSS Predictions for All 32 Teams – Who’s Crashing and Who’s Dominating?!

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Another year, another chance for all 32 NFL 
fan bases to convince themselves that this is the season that it all changes. Super 
Bowl. We’re going to Super Bowl 15. Yeah, not every team can strut into Santa Clara 
come February with a shot at the Lombardi. So, let’s take a look around the league and see if 
we can call out who is who and make win loss predictions for all 32 teams. Arizona Cardinals 
9 and8. The Kyler Murray redemption arc is alive. Marvin Harrison Jr. with a touch of development 
in year two mixing a defense that’s young and aggressive and bam, suddenly the guards don’t 
look like a pushover anymore. Atlanta Falcons 8 and nine with B. John Robinson and Drake London. 
This offense has juice, but Michael Pennock Jr. is still quite raw and will have a lot of figuring 
out to do. This feels more like a year of learning than actual winning. Baltimore Ravens 12 and five. 
Lamar Jackson is smack in the middle of his prime and the Ravens project to be a juggernaut again. 
12 wins and another AFC North crown. Yeah, you better book it. Buffalo Bills 13 and4. Contrary 
to what some folks in the media will try to have you believe, the Bills Super Bowl window is not 
closed. It just looks a little different now. Josh Allen is still Josh Allen. But Sean 
McDermott’s defense is getting nastier and they are filling in the right pieces on both sides 
of the ball. Carolina Panthers 6 and 11. Come on, let’s not sugarcoat it. Carolina is still stuck 
in the mud and this roster just isn’t built to compete in a loaded NFC. Six wins would actually 
be progress. And I don’t know, that’s probably the best case scenario for now. Chicago Bears 10 and 
seven. With Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams leading the charge, it definitely feels like Chicago is 
building something special. But the reality is is that they’re not the division favorites. At least 
not yet. Cincinnati Bengals 11 and six. Hey, watch out. The offensive line finally looks like it can 
protect Burrow. Add in a defense that’s younger, faster, and deeper in the secondary. And suddenly 
Cincinnati isn’t just hoping to keep up in shootouts. They’re looking like they can actually 
close out games. Cleveland Browns 3 and 14. Sorry Browns fans, but this season has pain written all 
over it. Deshun Watson was not the answer. And uh well I don’t think that Joe Flacco or Dylan 
Gabriel or January Sanders is either Dallas Cowboys 11 and six. Don’t be shocked if Dallas 
turns some heads this year despite shipping their franchise player in Micah Parsons out of town 
at least you know during the regular season. Expectations are low for once which is exactly 
where Dallas thrives. Denver Broncos 11-6. The AFC West is going to be tough sledding with the 
Chiefs and Chargers lurking, but look for Denver to climb to 11 wins in year two with Bo Knicks. 
The young quarterback was really coming into his own in Payton system last year. And on the 
other side of the ball, that defense is downright terrifying. Patrick Sutan the second locks half 
the field. The pass rush eats and mile high makes life miserable for visitors. Detroit Lions 11 and 
six. There will be a slight regression record-wise in the Motor City, but the good times should 
keep rolling even in a super competitive NFC North. Dan Campbell has a legit culture. Aiden 
Hutchinson anchors the defense and the offense is still humming with Gotham on Ross St. Brown 
and Jameson Williams. Green Bay Packers 11 and six. Micah Parsons in green and gold. That is a 
franchise altering move. All right. Jordan Love took big steps in 2024. The young receivers are 
growing and now the defense has its new superstar. This should be one of the best Packers teams 
that we have seen in years. Houston Texans 10 and seven. Houston has the built-in advantage of 
playing in the AFC South, which may be the least competitive division in football this year, which 
will certainly mask a lot of the major health concerns that they have going into the year. As 
long as CJ Strad can break out of his sophomore slump, then things should keep moving forward 
nicely in Houston. Indianapolis Colts 9 and 8. Daniel Jones in Indie. Yeah, that is a sentence 
that we’re all still getting used to. Shane Stiken can scheme him into competency and Jonathan 
Taylor plus that O line keeps them afloat, but the ceiling here really isn’t much higher than 
like nine wins. Jacksonville Jaguars 11 and six. The Jags were one of 2024’s biggest flops, but 
they’ve hit the reset button with Liam Cohen at head coach and added Travis Hunter with the number 
two pick. That alone should give Trevor Lawrence a spark. Kansas City Chiefs 11 and six. Patrick 
Mahomes is still the best player in all football, but last year’s Super Bowl humiliation showed that 
this team has cracks. The defense is definitely still stingy, but the offense isn’t as loaded as 
it used to be. Las Vegas Raiders 7 and 10. The Raiders are stuck in the middle. Pete Carroll 
and Gino Smith should help raise the floor, but this roster doesn’t really scare anybody, and 
the depth just isn’t there. Seven wins feels like the ceiling until they get a chance to fully 
hit the reset button and find a new direction. Los Angeles Chargers 11 and six. The Jim Harbaugh 
effect is very real. The Chargers finally have an identity. Tough, physical, and trench focused. 
Finally, some hope in LA. Los Angeles Rams 10 and seven. John McVey isn’t one for losing seasons. 
Matthew Stafford has weapons. Kairen Williams can carry the rock and pukina is a bonafide 
star catching passes alongside Devonte Adams. If Stafford can stay on the field, then 10 wins 
is the floor for this Rams team. Miami Dolphins 7 and 10. Yeah, sorry Dolphins fans if any of you 
still exist, but things are shaping up to be ugly for y’all in 2025. Mike McDaniel and Tyreek Hill 
just can’t get on the same page. And uh well, your quarterback can’t seem to stay on the field. 
If Miami can get its act together, then we could see curtains close on the Mike McDaniel era. Heck, 
maybe that’ll even happen before the seasons end. Minnesota Vikings 9 and8. Kevin Oonnell will 
protect his young quarterback with motion play action and plenty of easy throws to Justin 
Jefferson and Jordan Addison. That should keep the offense from completely bottoming out. This season 
is about development and seeing if McCarthy can flash enough to prove that he’s the long-term guy. 
New England Patriots made nine. Mike Vrael is back in Foxboro and that alone gives his team a defined 
identity. The offense is still a work in progress, but Drake Maynard 2 should be steadier, less 
panic under pressure, more rhythm throws, and fewer backbreaking mistakes. New Orleans 
Saints 2 and 15. Yeah, this is u this is what rock bottom looks like. The Saints simply do not have 
a quarterback. Derek Carr’s time in New Orleans is finished and there’s no air apparent waiting in 
the wings to save him. So without a stabilizing force under sensor, this entire offense is lost. 
Defensively, this group has aged out of its prime. The pass rush doesn’t hit home like it used 
to, and the secondary doesn’t have the juice to cover for it. Two wins feels harsh, but man, 
if you don’t have a quarterback in today’s NFL, you don’t got a chance. And right now, the Saints 
don’t have either. New York Giants 7 and 10. The Giants upgraded their weapons a bit, and Brian 
Dable is still one of the better play callers in the league, but the offensive line just remains a 
problem. And when your quarterback doesn’t process quickly, well, that’s a recipe for stalled drives 
and turnovers, which is particularly frustrating because their defensive front is Super Bowl ready 
and going to be elite enough to keep them in more games than they realistically should be. New 
York Jets 11 and six. Aaron Glenn has brought new juice to that sideline. And this defense is 
still absolutely loaded. It will all come down to just how much they can get out of Justin Fields. 
And oh boy, he has all the weapons that he could ever want to make it happen. Philadelphia Eagles 
13-4. Oh yeah, look for another big year for the defending champs. Defensively, they can smother 
teams in the trenches and play downhill when they have a lead. Depth is always a question after a 
long playoff run, but this roster is just far too loaded to take much of a step back, especially 
with a proven leader like Jaylen Herz steadying the ship. Pittsburgh Steelers 8 and N. Aaron 
Rogers and Pittsburgh just doesn’t quite feel right. But hey, here we are. At 41, he’s not the 
MVP version anymore. and behind a shaky line with an average group of receivers. He’s going to have 
to grind for every yard. San Francisco 49ers 11-6. Kyle Shanahan’s offense is absolutely loaded. 
Christian McCaffrey, Brandon Iayuk, George KD, the weapons are unmatched. This game still 
manufactures mismatches better than any coach in football. So, yeah, look for a big bounceback 
year in San Francisco. Seattle Seahawks 9 and 8. Nine wins keeps them hanging around the playoff 
hunt. But uh unless a Sam Darnold experiment can emerge as a legit starting quarterback, that’s 
probably going to be their ceiling. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12-5. Continuity matters and uh 
oh boy, Tampa Bay has it. Baker Mayfield is comfortable. Mike Evans is still making defenders 
look silly. Chris Godwin is still a reliable chain mover. And now we get to add a mecha egg bua 
to the mix. The defense may not be dominant, but it’s good enough. especially in such a weak 
NFC South. Tennessee Titans 3 and 14. New era, new quarterback. Some real patience is going to 
be required here. Cam Ward brings live traits and offplatform creativity, but the leap from 
college structure to NFL disguise is steep. So, expect another disappointing season in the 
music city. Washington Commanders 10 and seven. There’s some real reason to get excited 
if you’re a Commander fan. The skill group has added some nice complimentary pieces with dbo 
Samuel and Terry McLuren is sticking around after all. On the other side of the ball, 
they seem to have recalibrated a good bit, too. The schedule’s going to be hard, but 
it’s navigable, and the NFC wild card line isn’t that high. So, 10 wins is on the table 
if Daniels stacks clean games again. But hey, what is your win loss prediction for your favorite 
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