At the moment, I see 2 for sure losses: Oregon and OSU
I see 2 "toss up"s: Iowa and Nebraska (Iowa's QB situation is dire, but given Fleck has only beaten Iowa once I wasn't comfortable putting them in the "for sure win" category even though any other team in the same situation I would.)
Everything else I see as for sure wins. 8-4 or 9-3 well within reach, and there is a chance (probably a small chance, but not nonexistent) we head into our last 2 games undefeated if we win both of the games I view as "toss ups" and don't inexplicably drop a game somewhere else. I ended up voting 9-3 in the poll.
IMO the 2 biggest things that will make or break our season next year: OL play and QB.
Our OL took a step back this year. We can debate the reasons why in a different thread, but at the end of the day our OL struggled to open holes for our RBs, was inconsistent in pass protection (sometimes being stellar, other times not so much), and also struggled with false start penalties that occasionally killed momentum as we were driving down the field.
QB is a question mark. Brosmer elevated our offense by being a very capable, smart QB. He may not have had the raw athletic ability of a star QB, but was efficient while passing, made relatively few mistakes, and was able to read defenses and progress through his options when he had the time. However, unfortunately he is graduation. Drake Lindsey looked good in the brief amount of playing time he got this season, but the sample size was WAY too small to draw any conclusions (Athan looked great taking over for Tanner Morgan at the end of the 2022 season, but we all know how the 2023 season panned out). Hopefully some of the best qualities of Brosmer have rubbed off on the QBs currently on the roster, and we see similarly smart/efficient passing with perhaps an improvement in raw athletic ability. However, if we find ourselves back in the position of our offense living or dying by how well our running game is I think it will be a long season.