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| Thursday, September 20, 2012 | |||||
| NY Giants | 159.0 | Carolina | 154.2 | NY Giants | 5 |
| Sunday, September 23, 2011 1:00pm | |||||
| St Louis | 143.6 | Chicago | 158.8 | Chicago | 15 |
| Tampa Bay | 143.1 | Dallas | 159.2 | Dallas | 16 |
| San Francisco | 162.5 | Minnesota | 150.4 | San Francisco | 12 |
| Detroit | 158.1 | Tennessee | 147.4 | Detroit | 11 |
| Cincinnati | 146.3 | Washington | 148.1 | Washington | 2 |
| NY Jets | 159.2 | Miami | 149.0 | NY Jets | 10 |
| Kansas City | 149.4 | New Orleans | 154.4 | New Orleans | 5 |
| Buffalo | 141.0 | Cleveland | 149.2 | Cleveland | 8 |
| Jacksonville | 147.3 | Indianapolis | 146.0 | Jacksonville | 1 |
| Sunday, september 23, 2012 4:05pm | |||||
| Philadelphia | 154.4 | Arizona | 150.7 | Philadelphia | 4 |
| Atlanta | 156.0 | San Diego | 160.8 | San Diego | 4 |
| Sunday, September 23, 2012 4:25pm | |||||
| Houston | 166.7 | Denver | 155.3 | Houston | 11 |
| Pittsburgh | 146.5 | Oakland | 148.5 | Oakland | 2 |
| Sunday, September 23, 2012 8:20pm | |||||
| New England | 165.4 | Baltimore | 170.6 | Baltimore | 5 |
| Monday, September 24, 2012 8:30pm | |||||
| Green Bay | 159.2 | Seattle | 155.4 | Green Bay | 4 |
Wins/Losses by Power Rating: Last Week Season:
NFL WEEK 3
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NFL Predictions 2012
AFC East: 1. New England 2. New York 3. Miami 4. Buffalo North: 1. Pittsburgh 2. Baltimore 3. Cincinnati 4. Cleveland South: 1. Jacksonville 2. Houston 3. Tennessee 4. Indianapolis West: 1. San Diego 2. Denver 3. Oakland 4. Kansas City Playoff Teams: New England, Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, Houston, San Diego, Cincinnati. AFC Championship: Pittsburgh over San Diego. NFC East: North: South: West: Playoff Teams: NFC Championship: Super Bowl:
Detroit Lions Sept 23, 1934 1:00pm Detroit, Michigan The Lions have the progressed Moon hit on the progressed north node(solid line). Next year it parallels the natal position. Two good years coming up!
Indianapolis Colts 1st gm: Sep 27, 1953 Baltimore, Md The Colts have the progressed Moon forming a parallel with the progressed south lunar node about the first of the year. I have noticed that lunar hits on the SN sometimes are similar to the north node hits. The Moon now is headed for Uranus, Pluto and Jupiter, quite a combination. It's definitely an "electric" time for Peyton Manning, Tony Dungee and the rest of the Colts following, but is it enough for a Super Bowl win? Often the winning teams have the moon at an extreme and the Colts are close to the northern extreme.
Chicago Bears 1st gm: Oct 1, 1922 1pm CDT Chicago Da Bears had a progressed lunar parallel with progressed Saturn at the beginning of the season. Normally this parallel coincides with a "stopping" or restriction however after closer analysis(check the natal declinations on the right of the screen) and you will notice that progressed Saturn is exactly parallel the MC which may well be the strongest positive //one can find with Saturn. That energy is carried with the lunar motion toward the natal Sun declination in March. (Remember all natal declinations are noted on the right of the graphic chart connected to a dotted line across the page going left. The progressed placements are listed on the left of the page and have solid lines).
I don't usually need to go to the transiting declinations but the graph below may be the most revealing in helping us pick a winner. This is the Bears' transiting declination chart for the football season. Notice the transiting lunar north node is heading for a parallel with the natal MC declination. This reinforces another trend you'll see in Chicago's coach, Lovie Smith. There's also a boost from transiting Mars as it is near parallel to the natal ascendant.
The transit graphic declination chart for the Colts has as it's most exact parallel is Uranus to natal Neptune which appears to be exact for the first few days in February. It will be interesting to watch the game to see if their might be a major mental error that leads to a Bear victory. It could manifest in a faulty game plan or perhaps an extremely efficient game plan for the opponent that leaves the Colts in a cloud.
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