Why the Seatlle Seahawks will be America's Champions (again)

Around this time last season, I mistakenly picked the Denver Broncos to win it all, I will not pick against the Seattle Seahawks again.

The Seahawks may be the luckiest team on the face of the earth after last weeks miracle win, and I don't think that luck will wear out this Sunday.

Deflate gate is obviously a huge distraction for the Patriots and it is not something they can just blow over. The only way the Patriots win this football game is if they run the ball like crazy with LeGarette Blount and stay away from Richard Sherman. I don't see that happening, the Sehawks should look at what the Chiefs did to the Patriots, and blitz from the outside. Send rushers like O'Brien Schofield, Cliff Avril, and Bruce Irvin. The Patriots offensive line will have a tough time with the Seahawks front 7, and if you rattle Tom Brady, you win the game. That's how they won it all in 2013-2014, they rattled Peyton Manning. Tom Brady is human when you rattle him, just take that Chiefs game on Monday Night Football as your prime example. Humans tend to make mistakes. Look for an Interception or 2, and Brady to be sacked at least 5 times.

Game Predictions:

1st Quarter: 6-3 Patriots
2nd Quarter: 10-7 Seahawks
Halftime: 13-13
3rd Quarter: 6-0 Seahawks
4th Quarter 7-7 Seahawks
Final Score: 26-20 Seahawks

I believe your Super Bowl 49 MVP will be Russell Wilson who throws a touchdown and runs for another one. Tom Brady becomes a .500 Super Bowl Quarterback, and this game does nothing to tarnish his legacy. This Seahawks defense is too good to let up on America's biggest stage, and they will celebrate at their rivals home.This will be one of the closet Super Bowl's in recent memory, and it might end with a Tom Brady turnover.

Crazy's take on the new NFL Head Coach hirings

First, I will start with one of my personal favorite head coaches, Rex Ryan. You see Rex Ryan is a fantastic head coach, but John Idzik and New York Jets media team does not want you to believe that. He brought a face of the franchise persona to the Jets and I'm sure that will translate in Buffalo. Rex Ryan will make the Bills already good defense elite. The big question mark is the offense, and hiring Greg Roman will not bode well for Rex. But anything can happen, a injury pleaded Bills team led by Kyle Orton, went 9-7. Overall I like the hire a lot for Buffalo, it puts the Bills back on the map and it's not like Rex Ryan does not know how to win playoff games. If they figure out the Quarterback situation, they are definitely a playoff team.

Todd Bowles, hired last night by the New York Jets, looks like a great fit. He's a defensive mastermind, kind of like the man above, but more soft spoken. Bowles will make the Jets a competitive team, and I would bet that he will not alienate himself from the Offense and Special Teams. Also having a high praise from Bill Parcells does miles for you.

I don't like the Jack Del Rio hire for Oakland and here's why: the Oakland Raiders defense is not their problem. If anything this team needed a veteran offensive coach, who could help mold Derrek Carr into a more profound NFL Quarterback. Del Rio had David Garrard, Byron Leftwhich, and Blaine Gabbert as his Quarterbacks in Jacksonville and has been out of head coaching for almost 4 years. The Raiders are a laughing stock, I get it, in fact everyone does. But for their fan's sake, let's just hope they hire a good offensive coordinator. Otherwise they are staring 4th place in the eyes, and it's mid-January. 

I cannot give you guys much on Jim Tomsula. He was the defensive line coach for the 49ers and nothing much more in his career. The players seem to love him and that may be the reason why Jed York chose Tomsula over Jim Harbuagh, because of that disconnect in the locker room. Other than that I can't really say anything else on him. 

If you put a gun to my head and asked me who will coach the Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons, and Chicago Bears in 2015? I would say Dan Quinn to Atlanta, John Fox to Chicago, and Adam Gase to Denver.