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MY 2014 NFL PREDICTIONS
AFC DIVISION WINNERS AND WILD CARD TEAMS
NORTH – Cincinnati Bengals
SOUTH – Indianapolis Colts
EAST – New England Patriots
WEST – Denver Broncos
WILD CARDS – San Diego Chargers and Pittsburgh Steelers
NFC DIVISION WINNERS AND WILD CARD TEAMS
NORTH – Green Bay Packers
SOUTH – New Orleans Saints
EAST – Philadelphia Eagles
WEST – Seattle Seahawks
WILD CARDS – San Francisco 49ers and Chicago Bears
AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – Indianapolis Colts vs Denver Broncos
NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME – Seattle Seahawks vs Green Bay Packers
SUPER BOWL 49 – Green Bay Packers vs Denver Broncos
SUPER BOWL 49 CHAMPION – GREEN BAY PACKERS
SI.Com’s THOUGHTS ON HOW THE BROWNS HAVE DRAFTED THROUGH 3 ROUNDS
1st Round – 8th – Justin Gilbert – CB – 6-0, 200 – Oklahoma State (Trade down with Bills, up with Vikes)
The Browns and new head coach Mike Pettine pick up a major asset in Gilbert, making their defense that much more formidable. They’ll just have to hope the much-needed quarterback they desire is still there later in the first round. – Doug Farrar – SI.com
1st Round – 22nd – Johnny Manziel – QB – 5-11, 210 – Texas A&M (Trade up with the Eagles)
Getting Manziel at this spot is a win for both sides. The Browns get the quarterback they so clearly need, and Manziel gets the pressure taken off a bit. The question is, who mentors him? New head coach Mike Pettine is a tough guy, Kyle Shanahan really isn’t, but the risk has been taken. The upside is enormous, and the potential pitfall is just as deep. – Doug Farrar – SI.com
2nd Round – 35 – Joel Bitonio – OT/OG – 6-4, 315 – Nevada
Bitonio turns a solid spot — the offensive line — into an obvious strength for Cleveland. The versatile Nevada product could handle a starting guard job or bump Mitchell Schwartz inside from his RT tackle position. This draft spot is pretty fair for Bitonio’s talent level. But when are the Browns going to get Johnny Manziel a receiver, now that Josh Gordon may be done for the year? – Chris Burke – SI.com
3rd Round – 71 – Christian Kirksey – OLB – 6-2, 220 – Iowa
A bit higher than Kirksey was projected to go, but he fits the mold of linebacker that the Browns want. He’s physical and can do a lot of different things on defense, including dropping effectively in coverage. Cleveland likely will slot him at an inside LB spot. – Chris Burke – SI.com
3rd Round – 94 – Terrance West – RB – 5-11, 222 – Towson (Trade up with the 49ers)
Strength of opponent questions will undoubtedly dog West, but when you isolate his skillset, it becomes clear that the 5-11, 222-pound back can get to the edge in a big hurry, and has an impressive second burst for his size. West doesn’t have much of a learning curve. – Doug Farrar