PFT’s 2025 NFL Divisional Picks: Florio Battles Simms
As the NFL postseason unfolds, predictions for the 2025 Divisional Round are heating up. Analysts Florio and Simms present their contrasting views on key matchups, showcasing their competitive spirit in forecasting outcomes.
PFT’s 2025 NFL Divisional Picks: Florio Battles Simms
Following the wild-card round, the postseason stands at a pivotal point. With intense matchups awaiting, both pundits have tracked their performance. In the straight-up standings, Simms leads with a record of 185 wins, 92 losses, and one tie. Meanwhile, Florio follows closely with 177 wins, 100 losses, and one tie. The betting spreads show Florio holding a slim lead of two games against Simms.
Matchup Predictions
- Bills at Broncos (-1.5)
- 49ers at Seahawks (-7)
- Texans at Patriots (-3)
- Rams at Bears (-3.5)
Quarterback Josh Allen faces mounting pressure to secure a Super Bowl berth. With key competitors absent from the playoffs, this may be the Bills’ golden opportunity.
Florio’s prediction: Bills 24, Broncos 21
Simms’s prediction: Bills 24, Broncos 21
Sam Darnold has a significant opportunity in this high-stakes environment. Seattle’s defense will need to contain a 49ers offense aiming for improvement. The psychological pressure could shift the odds.
Florio’s prediction: 49ers 27, Seahawks 24
Simms’s prediction: Seahawks 27, 49ers 17
With a formidable defense, the Texans hold their own as C.J. Stroud looks to perform under pressure. This matchup could hinge on their defensive capabilities against the Patriots.
Florio’s prediction: Texans 16, Patriots 13
Simms’s prediction: Texans 20, Patriots 17
In this showdown, which team will deliver in the final moments? The Bears thrive under pressure, particularly number 18, who has history on his side against the Rams’ defense.
Florio’s prediction: Bears 30, Rams 27
Simms’s prediction: Rams 38, Bears 27
This weekend’s matchups promise to bring excitement and drama as playoff aspirations are put on the line. Fans eagerly await the outcomes, as analysts Florio and Simms continue their battle of predictions.
