Projected win total for the Baltimore Ravens

The 2019 NFL season is less than a month away, with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers kicking off the action on Thursday,  Sept. 5 at 8:20 p.m. ET in Soldier Field. It's been an exciting offseason with high-profile free agency moves, blockbuster trades and a lively 2019 NFL Draft in Nashville all leading to some pretty significant roster turnover throughout the league.

Throughout OTAs, training camp and the preseason, all 32 teams have been finding their identities and 53-man rosters are starting to take shape. We're all starting to get an idea of how competitive these franchises will be and fans across the NFL are trying to get a read on how the season might pan out.

In Cleveland, there's been excitement all offseason following a jump from zero wins in 2017 to seven wins in 2018. The Browns added Odell Beckham, Jr. and Olivier Vernon in a trade with the Giants and also signed Sheldon Richardson and Kareem Hunt in free agency. Now that's got the Browns thinking that they can make their first playoff appearance in 17 seasons.

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But can Cleveland live up to the hype? And how will the Patriots fare now that Rob Gronkowski has retired and Tom Brady just turned 42? The SportsLine Projection Model has simulated the entire 2019 season 10,000 times and has released its projected win totals for all 32 NFL teams. The advanced computer has been an accurate predictor of season-long fortune in the NFL and it can help give you some insight into what the upcoming season might look like.

AFC EAST

New England Patriots: 11.1 wins and 92.7 percent postseason chance

Miami Dolphins: 4.6 wins and 1.2 percent postseason chance

Buffalo Bills: 6.6 wins and 10.1 percent postseason chance

New York Jets: 7.4 wins and 21.0 percent postseason chance

AFC North

Baltimore Ravens: 8.9 wins and 48.3 percent postseason chance

Pittsburgh Steelers: 8.8 wins and 49.7 percent postseason chance

Cleveland Browns: 9.2 wins and 55.1 percent postseason chance

Cincinnati Bengals: 6.5 wins and 9.3 percent postseason chance

AFC South

Houston Texans: 8.1 wins and 35.3 percent postseason chance

Indianapolis Colts: 9.2 wins and 60.7 percent postseason chance

Tennessee Titans: 7.3 wins and 23.9 percent postseason chance

Jacksonville Jaguars: 7 wins and 19.0 percent postseason chance

AFC West

Kansas City Chiefs: 11 wins and 88.0 percent postseason chance

Los Angeles Chargers: 9.8 wins and 69.8 percent postseason chance

Denver Broncos: 7 wins and 13.9 percent postseason chance

Oakland Raiders: 5.1 wins and 2.1 percent postseason chance

NFC East

Dallas Cowboys: 8.5 wins and 42.8 percent postseason chance

Philadelphia Eagles: 9.6 wins and 70.0 percent postseason chance

Washington Redskins: 6.4 wins and 11.7 percent postseason chance

New York Giants: 6.8 wins and 14.4 percent postseason chance

NFC North

Chicago Bears: 8.8 wins and 49.8 percent postseason chance

Minnesota Vikings: 8.2 wins and 37.9 percent postseason chance

Green Bay Packers: 8.4 wins and 42.1 percent postseason chance

Detroit Lions: 7.9 wins and 30.7 percent postseason chance

NFC South

New Orleans Saints: 10.8 wins and 88.8 percent postseason chance

Atlanta Falcons: 7.7 wins and 25.1 percent postseason chance

Carolina Panthers: 7.2 wins and 17.9 percent postseason chance

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 6.2 wins and 9.2 percent postseason chance

NFC West

Los Angeles Rams: 10.1 wins and 78.4 percent postseason chance

Seattle Seahawks: 9.0 wins and 53.2 percent postseason chance

San Francisco 49ers: 7.6 wins and 25.3 percent postseason chance

Arizona Cardinals: 5.2 wins and 2.9 percent postseason chance