Trell's NFL Playoff Predictions

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Division Winners

 AFC East: New England Patriots (13-3)

 AFC North: Cincinnati Bengals (10-6)

 AFC South:  Indianapolis Colts (12-4)

 AFC West: Denver Broncos (14-2)

 Wildcard

 5. Kansas City Chiefs (10-6)

 6. Baltimore Ravens (9-7)

 Wildcard Round

 Colts over Ravens
Bengals over Chiefs

 Divisional Round

 Colts over Patriots
Broncos over Bengals

 Championship Game

 Broncos over Colts




 Division Winners

 NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles (10-6)

 NFC North: Green Bay Packers (12-4)

 NFC South: New Orleans Saints (12-4)

 NFC West: Seattle Seahawks (13-3)

 Wildcard 

 5. San Francisco 49ers (11-5)

 6. Detroit Lions (11-5)

 Wildcard Round 

 Saints over Lions
49ers over Eagles

 Divisional Round

 Saints over Packers
49ers over Seahawks

 Championship Game

 49ers over Saints



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