Part 2 of the series, in which, we discover the results of next season.

As you will see, I predict a few shocking slumps and amazing come-backs.

*Edit* I went through every game of the season, and adjusted the Records/Order accordingly.

NFC East:

1. Eagles: 13-3

2. Giants:11-5

3. Redskins: 11-5

4. Cowboys:4-12

NFC North:

1. Bears:12-4

2. Vikings:10-6

3. Packers: 9-7

4. Lions:5-11

NFC South:

1. Saints:10-6

2. Falcons:10-6

3. Panthers: 7-9

4. Buccaneers: 2-14

NFC West:

1. Seahawks:10-6

2. 49ers: 9-7

3. Cardinals:5-11

4. Rams: 3-13

AFC East:

1. Patriots: 14-2

2. Bills:7-9

3. Jets:6-10

4. Dolphins:6-10

AFC North:

1. Steelers: 11-5

2. Bengals: 10-6

3. Ravens:9-7

4. Browns:5-11

AFC South:

1. Colts: 11-5

2. Texans:9-7

3. Titans: 8-8

4. Jaguars: 5-11

AFC West:

1. Chargers:11-5

2. Raiders: 8-8

3. Chiefs: 4-12

4. Broncos: 1-15

Draft Order:

1. Seahawks, via Broncos (Alphonso Smith trade)

2. Buccaneers

3. Rams

4. Lions

5. Browns

6. Chiefs

7. Cowboys

8. Jaguars

9. Cardinals 

10. Jets

11. Dolphins

12. Bills

13. 49ers, via Panthers (Everette Brown trade)

14. Raiders

15. Titans

16. Ravens

17. 49ers

18. Packers

19. Falcons

20. Vikings

21. Redskins

22. Seahawks

23. Texans

24. Colts

25. Bengals

26. Giants

27. Steelers

28. Broncos, via Chicago (Jay Cutler trade)

29. Saints

30. Chargers

31. Patriots

32. Eagles

Fire at will.

Next time, we meet the top offensive prospects at each position.

**Note**

Brett Favre is the starting QB for the Vikings. He then, following recent tradition, retires again upon the NFC Championship loss to an NFC East team (Eagles in this case).

Ben Roethelisburger has a major injury this season, based on how crappy his o-line is and his belief that “Thou shall take the sack, for throwing the ball away is for pussies and (like?) Phillip Rivers”

Also, Kurt Warner is pulled midseason for Matt Leinart

Lastly, Jake Delhomme blows