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I mean, you're most likely right. I also think there's about a 90% chance that they don't repeat. It's just that no one else has much better odds than that either.
Dallas x 2 (Dallas with Dak healthy is good in regular season- playoff contender)
Commies x 2 (Commies are good- playoff contender)
Giants x 2 (Giants still suck but got better)
Bills (super bowl contender)
Bears (got better- playoff contender)
Broncos (maybe best D in NFL)
Lions (NFC title contender)
Packers (playoff contender)
Chiefs (Super Bowl contender)
Raiders (Got better)
Chargers (playoff contender)
Rams (playoff contender)
Vikings (who knows with JJ but likely playoff contender)
Tampa Bay Bucs (playoff contender)
More than 12 wins?
14, if healthy
14-3 with that schedule? They were 14-3 last year and played
Packers
Falcons
Saints
Bucs
Browns
Bengals (before they were good)
Jags
Cowboys (no Dak)
Commies
Rams
Ravens
Panthers
Steelers
Commies
Cowboys (no Dak)
Giants
Since they won't be healthy, I won't be wrong.
Fortunately for them the Commies schedule is pretty difficult too.
They should be the favourtie in the NFC. I will admit that but we will see how the season plays out. I just go back to recent history when the 49ers were super healthy and then it caught up to them in the Super Bowl with 3 guys getting hurt and snowballed from there. Lions were super healthy and then 9 starters on defense were out within a span of a few weeks. Eagles draft well and have good depth but can they overcome those types of injury issues if they arise, probably not. We will see maybe they are better at keeping guys healthy than every other team, they do use a lot of rotations.