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NFL is almost here and NFL bettors around the globe are already flocking over sports betting sites. The big question is, “Who will win Super Bowl XLVII?” As an avid sports bettor who wants to help beginner bettors, I always make NFL betting prediction every season. Here is my NFL betting prediction for AFC division this season including the predicted record for the teams. New England Patriots Predicted Record: 13-3New England brings back most of the old cast, but adding Brandon Lloyd and beefing up the offensive-line depth was huge this offseason. With Tom Brady and Bill Belichick still around, the Patriots have to be considered heavy favorites. Buffalo BillsPredicted Record: 9-7The Bills made big moves by signing Mario Williams and keeping Stevie Johnson in town, but the question marks still exist on offense. Can the offensive tackles protect quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick—and can the aforementioned Fitzpatrick consistently deliver a good football over a 17-week season? If he can, the Bills are a playoff contender. New York JetsPredicted Record: 6-10A predicted drop-off is coming in New York, and not even Tim Tebow can save them. The Jets' problems are along the offensive line and in their inability to rush the passer from outside the tackle box. These issues, plus a tough schedule, will see the Jets decline in 2012. Miami DolphinsPredicted Record: 3-13The Dolphins' record will hinge on who plays quarterback. If Matt Moore is the starter, the record could be much improved. If it's rookie Ryan Tannehill back there, expect many bumps in the road. The Dolphins managed to get worse at receiver—an area of need in the offseason—and will have trouble scoring points in Year 1 of the Joe Philbin reign.Cincinnati BengalsPredicted Record: 11-5The Bengals bring back their core group from an improbable run in 2011. Add in a full offseason for Andy Dalton and A.J. Green to improve, plus a better interior offensive line, and Cincinnati has the look of a major player in the NFL.  Baltimore RavensPredicted Record: 10-6How well the Ravens respond to the injury of Terrell Suggs is the key to their season. Their first pick in the draft was spent on Courtney Upshaw in early Round 2, who will be asked to step in as Suggs heals. But the defense could see a major dropoff without the reigning Defensive Player of the Year in the lineup. The offense is again solid, and Joe Flacco is good enough to get the Ravens to the Super Bowl. Pittsburgh SteelersPredicted Record: 8-8Don't be surprised—this has been coming for some time now. The Steelers secondary, offensive line and run game are all concerns on paper at this point in the summer. The defense may be younger this year, but they are also less experienced and are relying on many raw players to step in for established veterans. Cleveland BrownsPredicted Record: 3-13Cleveland is again, or still, going through a rebuilding phase. This time, it is with Brandon Weeden at quarterback and Trent Richardson at running back. The Browns are on the right track, but the holes on the offensive line, at wide receiver and at outside linebacker are still too big to overcome in the AFC's toughest division.Houston TexansPredicted Record: 12-4The Texans have a chance to be the AFC's best if they can stay healthy. Losing Mario Williams won't hurt as much as losing Eric Winston did, but the schedule is relatively easy, and the offense is good enough to put up big points opposite their shutout-quality defense. Tennessee TitansPredicted Record: 9-7The Titans are close, but not quite ready to enter the playoff picture. Jake Locker will be a breath of fresh air at quarterback, and Kendall Wright should have a huge season opposite Kenny Britt.Once the Titans defense matures, especially at cornerback, watch out.Indianapolis ColtsPredicted Record: 5-11Luck won't be able to work any miracles in Indy this year, but the Colts will be improved thanks to the tough-nosed approach of new head coach Chuck Pagano and their determination to build a hard-hitting defense on every down. Luck's first season will be a success as he leads the Colts to an improved record and flashes the ability that had him called the best draft prospect of all time.Jacksonville JaguarsPredicted Record: 2-14The early favorite to hold the No. 1 overall pick in the 2013 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars need a lot of help. Blaine Gabbert won't finish the season as the team's starting quarterback—Chad Henne will—but not before the record is unsalvageable. Lacking talent at receiver and with the defense taking a step back—especially along the front four—the Jaguars will take two steps back in 2012.Kansas City ChiefsPredicted Record: 10-6Kansas City welcomes back Matt Cassel, Jamaal Charles, Tony Moeaki and Eric Berry after they missed considerable time in 2011 to injury. With these four back, plus big free-agent signings in Eric Winston, Kevin Boss, Stanford Routt and Peyton Hillis, expect the Chiefs to be an elite AFC team and the absolute team to put on your NFL betting in the AFC.Denver BroncosPredicted Record: 9-7Peyton Manning will make a difference in Denver, but there are still too many holes for the Broncos to get completely over the hump in the West. Denver's receivers will see increased numbers, but the defensive backfield is still enough of a concern that the Broncos will find themselves lacking at times. San Diego ChargersPredicted Record: 8-8The Chargers' expectations will be lower this year, but the outcome will be much the same. Philip Rivers is an elite quarterback, but his play at times in 2011 didn't back it up. Losing Vincent Jackson will definitely hurt, even with Eddie Royal and Robert Meachem coming to town. However, the big question mark is on defense, where San Diego has struggled with consistency and will again in 2012. Oakland RaidersPredicted Record: 6-10New owner. New coach. Same Raiders. Oakland improved its roster as much as it could without a draft pick until the end of the third round, but this is still a team that has too many holes to compete in a loaded AFC West.