NFL Network analyst predicts records for all 32 teams in 2023

The 2023 NFL season is still three months away and teams still have 90-man offseason rosters, but we have at least some idea as to how good teams will or will not be during the season.

NFL.com’s Adam Rank predicted the records of all 32 NFL teams. His predictions are below, grouped by division.

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NFC East

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• Philadelphia Eagles 12-5
• Dallas Cowboys 9-8
• New York Giants 9-8
• Washington Commanders 5-12

NFC North

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• Chicago Bears 12-5
• Detroit Lions 9-8
• Green Bay Packers 8-9
• Minnesota Vikings 8-9

NFC South

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• Atlanta Falcons 9-8
• Carolina Panthers 9-8
• New Orleans Saints 9-8
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7-10

NFC West

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• San Francisco 49ers 13-4
• Seattle Seahawks 8-9
• Los Angeles Rams 7-10
• Arizona Cardinals 2-15

AFC East

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• New York Jets 13-4
• Miami Dolphins 11-6
• Buffalo Bills 9-8
• New England Patriots 8-9

AFC North

• Cincinnati Bengals 14-3
• Baltimore Ravens 9-8
• Pittsburgh Steelers 9-8
• Cleveland Browns 6-11

AFC South

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• Jacksonville Jaguars 9-8
• Houston Texans 7-10
• Tennessee Titans 4-13
• Indianapolis Colts 3-14

AFC West

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• Kansas City Chiefs 13-4
• Denver Broncos 9-8
• Los Angeles Chargers 9-8
• Las Vegas Raiders 4-13