2024 NFL Win Total Predictions: NFC | PFF NFL Show

Cardinals: Steve under 6.5, Sam over 6.5 Falcons: Steve over 9.5, Sam over 9.5 Panthers: Steve over 5.5, Sam under 5.5 Bears: Steve under 8.5, Sam over 8.5 Cowboys: Steve over 10.5, Sam under 10.5 Lions: Steve over 10.5, Sam over 10.5 Packers: Steve over 9.5, Sam over 9.5 Rams: Steve under 8.5, Sam under 8.5 Vikings: Steve over 6.5, Sam under 6.5 Saints: Steve under 7.5, Sam over 7.5 (with Ryan Ramczyk)/under 7.5 (without Ryan Ramczyk) Giants: Steve under 6.5, Sam over 6.5 Eagles: Steve over 10.5 (?), Sam over 10.5 49ers: Steve under 11.5, Sam over 11.5 Seahawks: Steve over 7.5, Sam over 7.5 Buccaneers: Steve under 8.5, Sam under 8.5 Commanders: Steve over 6.5, Sam over 6.5 I think I got all these right. Steve ends with 21 overs out of 32, which is not quite 70% but it's pretty close. Sam actually ends up with 22.5, or 70.3%, if you count each segment of his Saints pick as half, so he's perhaps eyebrow-raisingly more optimistic than Steve.

Saying the wrong Lions tackle’s name when talking about the end of the Dallas game is so funny and painful and ironic

Bald dude low key hate the Rams fr, can’t wait for the season

Rams NFC West Champions 2024-2025🏆

Wow a whole 2 minutes on the Bucs just to say you don't think they are going to be as good, based off.... Just really compelling stuff

Thanks for spending 6 seconds talking about the Bucs, the team that will once again win the NFC South

Bucs under win total? Classic national media take. I didn't watch the segment but I bet they picked the Saints to go over too. Someone let PFF know that Brees retired almost a half decade ago.

The betting structure on w in totals... It's probably set up as a "teaser" to get people to sign up and bet. "My team is better than that!" If they set those numbers a little "low" and lose some money...they get you into the betting system with some confidence and then eventually make a bunch of money on your bets, because the house always wins.

In a lot fewer words: the young GB team showed what they were capable of. Question is, is that it? Or is that just the beginning?

If the solution for Daniel jones to be good is to have everything around him perfect, he’s probably not good.

Falcons way overvalued with a qb coming off major injury and a culture of sustained losing

This stuff about tough schedules is based on last years results. The league average when it comes to roster turnover is 25%, meaning a quarter of the team is comprised of different players. For some teams that percentage is even higher, up to a third. Every year there are teams who go from worst to first and teams who made the playoffs the year before who stumble or fall flat on their face due to injuries or other factors.

Eyebrow raising lmao sam is a character 😅😂

1:03:20 - they don't have their DC anymore and y'all think they won't miss a beat lol

Jordan Love and consistency. { } There, now you know everything.

one of the toughest schedules last year.. and K1 only played 8 games. still, we could've won 4 games with K1 against the playoffs teams. two missed FGs by Matt Prater against the Seattle. Luckily, it got us MHJ. This tells us that Steve didn't do his research.

The doubt the Bucs get from media heads is insane. They had no run game at all and Baker still broke 4k yards and 28 TD's, people really underestimate how significant that actually is when you had the least rushing yards of any team with the lowest YPC. In Comparison another terrible run team (5th worst), the Seattle Seahawks. Geno Smith only threw for 3.6k yards and 20 TD's. Another awful run team last year (8th worst) was the Chargers, Justin Herbert only ended up with 3.1K passing yards and 20 TD's. Both these teams had inversely high quality WR talent like the Bucs. Seahawks have Tyler Locket, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and Metcalf. While the Chargers had Mike Williams, Quentin Johnston, and Keenan Allen. Both comparable WR sets to the Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and Trey Palmer trio in Tampa. With a revitalized O-line to support the run game, that will open up the pass game that added two weapons, one in Jalen and the other in Shepperd. in 2024 Baker may break, dare I say, 5k yards with 35-40 TD's? With 3-4 TD's in each playoff game? Bold predictions I know, but I'm quite confident in this team's metamorphosis and the new OC Liam Cohen who has a real track record of success with the Rams and the University of Kentucky and not a mythos of being a "QB whisperer" like Canales did.

WHOSE HOUSE🐏🐏🐏

Guys knocking Bears defensive personnel? Back 7 may be among the best in football , tell me the weakness. I’ll take Steve’s action Bears over 8.5 . No doubt about it.

Ryan Ramczyk isn’t playing football again, but probably won’t retire until next season, so his dead cap can be spread over 2025-2026. Word on the internet streets is that he’s lost a lot of weight, which will probably help his quality of life with a degenerative knee, but also means he’s done playing football. BTW, Saints still go over 7.5 wins. Derek Carr has drug much worse teams over that win percentage & the Kubiak scheme can help the OL. Question, if the Saints win 10+ games, will you actually praise Derek Carr & give him any credit?