Review-Journal NFL writer Gilbert Manzano makes a bold prediction for each NFL team.

On health, wealth of talent and yards for every franchise

Review-Journal NFL writer Gilbert Manzano makes a bold prediction for each NFL team:

■ Arizona Cardinals: Quarterback Sam Bradford stays healthy for all 16 games and plays well enough to keep rookie Josh Rosen on the bench.

■ Atlanta Falcons: After catching a total of just nine touchdowns over the past two seasons, Julio Jones finds the end zone 15 times.

■ Baltimore Ravens: A motivated Joe Flacco throws for more than 4,000 yards with 25-plus passing touchdowns.

■ Buffalo Bills: The Bills won’t end up with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2019 draft. They’ll manage at least four wins.

■ Carolina Panthers: Christian McCaffrey, C.J. Anderson and Cam Newton will give the Panthers the top rushing team.

■ Chicago Bears: Rookie middle linebacker Roquan Smith records 100 tackles to guide a talented Bears front seven.

■ Cincinnati Bengals: The Bengals’ 2017 draft class (John Ross, Joe Mixon, etc.) will be major reasons they will win at least nine games.

■ Cleveland Browns: Josh Gordon records more than 1,000 receiving yards and makes the Pro Bowl.

■ Dallas Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott flirts with 2,000 rushing yards to lead the league in rushing.

■ Denver Broncos: Quarterback Case Keenum and the Broncos will rank in the top five in points per game.

■ Detroit Lions: The Lions will have a 1,000-yard rusher.

■ Green Bay Packers: Aaron Rodgers wins the MVP award, but the Packers miss the playoffs.

■ Houston Texans: The Texans go from last to first in the AFC South.

■ Indianapolis Colts: Quarterback Andrew Luck plays in every game despite a poor offensive line.

■ Jacksonville Jaguars: The Jaguars start the season 0-3 against the Giants, Patriots and Titans.

■ Kansas City Chiefs: The Chiefs will score the most points and allow the most.

■ Los Angeles Chargers: The Chargers won’t lose one game because a kicker missed a field goal in the final seconds.

■ Los Angeles Rams: The star-studded Rams struggle early and finish with 10 wins.

■ Miami Dolphins: Miami benches quarterback Ryan Tannehill for the final month.

■ Minnesota Vikings: Wide receivers Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs each go over 1,200 receiving yards.

■ New England Patriots: The Patriots will rank in the top 10 in total defense.

■ New Orleans Saints: Cameron Jordan wins Defensive Player of the Year.

■ New York Giants: Saquon Barkley does not win Offensive Rookie of the Year.

■ New York Jets: Sam Darnold and the Jets win more than eight games to make a playoff push.

■ Oakland Raiders: Amari Cooper will have fewer than five drops and score at least 10 receiving touchdowns.

■ Philadelphia Eagles: The Eagles defense will finish with at least 60 sacks.

■ Pittsburgh Steelers: The Steelers start the season 8-0 and finish with the top seed in the AFC.

■ San Francisco 49ers: Jimmy Garoppolo’s undefeated streak ends in 2018. Very bold.

■ Seattle Seahawks: Russell Wilson takes fewer than 35 sacks.

■ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Mike Evans leads the league in receiving yards.

■ Tennessee Titans: Marcus Mariota records 30-plus touchdown passes.

■ Washington Redskins: Adrian Peterson starts at least 10 games and flirts with 1,000 rushing yards.

Rick Scuteri The Associated Press The 2018 season sees Arizona Cardinals quarterback Sam Bradford staying healthy for all 16 games, keeping promising rookie Josh Rosen on the bench.