3 NFL teams will miss this year’s Playoffs but make the 2022 list

The 2021 NFL season is drawing to a close. He’s got a pretty good idea of ​​which teams will advance to the post-season and which teams will watch NFL knockouts from their couches.

As a fan of one of those teams (Falcons), I’m already looking forward to next season.

I’ve narrowed down the three teams that I think will make it to the knockout stages next year, despite missing them in the 2021 campaign.

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Cleveland Browns

7-8 The Cleveland Browns are yet to be mathematically eliminated from the post-season, but considering there are four 8-7 teams and one 7-7-1 team ahead of them in the race for the final playoff spot in the AFC, we can assume they will be lacking.

The Browns won the playoffs last season and their expectations are higher than ever. A race against bad luck due to injury and more than their near-reasonable loss ratio has sealed contract into their 2021 campaign. Six of their eight losses this season have been a point match, and their last two losses totaled four points.

This squad is too talented to not return after next season.

New Orleans Saints

The Saints led 5-2 before losing midfielder Jameis Winston of the season to injury. Trevor Siemian, Taysom Hill and Ian Book were all unable to provide the Saints with full QB play, and the Saints have been leading 2-6 since then.

The Saints still have one of the best defenses in the NFL and coach Sean Payton is among the biggest winners in the league, so I look forward to a post-season comeback next year as long as they can. can find a good half defender.

Seattle Seahawks Football Team

Arguably one of the most disappointing teams this NFL season is the Seattle Seahawks. At 5-10 years old, they were officially knocked out of one of the knockouts and are having one of the worst campaigns in recent franchise history.

The bright spot is that they’re 17th on average goal difference and 16th in yards per play, so they’re not a bad team by any stretch. If Russell Wilson continues, but the Seahawks bid farewell to Pete Carrol, a new coach could breathe life into this franchise.

I don’t expect the Seahawks to be in the NFL’s basement again in 2022.