I'm pretty excited for this football season for the first time in a few years. The defending champions for the first time in their franchise history the New Orleans Saints look to defend their title in both the NFC south and the Lombardi trophy. The NFC south hasn't had a repeating division champion since the religning of the divisions. This means the might have to try and sneak through the wild card.
Let's stop just going on and on about the Saints. Let's make some predictions and look futher into teams chances. This time of the year is always very exciting but with all the big time new faces on new teams this year it's insane. Plus some exciting moves in management and coaching.
Let's break down the afc first since it's pretty easy to figure out who are the players in that conference.
Afc east
patriots-they should win this division they still have one year left of moss and welker and Brady is always a safe bet.
Jets- will finish beghind the pats because bellicheck will beat th twice this year like usual.
Dolphins- the are definitely turning around the franchise but even after a playoff appearance two years ago they aren't in position to recapture that luck.
Bills- poor bills fans thought four years in a row of
losing the superbowl was bad enough till they realized they have been the worst team a in last decade and half.
Afc south
Colts- the win this every year don't be suprised it's what bound to happen as long as coach Manning is playing
titans- you can't argue with how well te finished off that bad start to a season and Johnson being I'm select company rushing for over 2000 yards
texans- a franchise on the rise but will probably lose it's talent before making any real headway
jaquars- del rios last year, unfortanetly he wasn't ever able to capitalize on all of those solid chances,but poor drafts and results, probably garrads last season too though he's never had any wideout to work with.
Afc north
bengals - Palmer comes back to form as does ochocinco (if they do manage to bring in to watchout)
ravens - great team harbagh is building in Baltimore but no Ed reed for a few weeks costs
steelers - six weeks without big Ben will definetly hurt the steelers.
Browns- team finally got rid of two qb circus and might be able to focus on task at hand
afc west
charges- cAuse no one else is even close to as good here out west
cheifs- they lost se tough games last year i think they'll be able to turn them into wins this year
raiders- the team is learning I think Jason camball automatically makes them not as much as a joke
broncos- I'm not sure who they start here or who they'll trade next it's like a fire sale in Denver
NFC probably isn't a better conference it just actually has more talent spread evenally among teams.
NFC east
cowboys- if they don't win this division then they are single handledly the best chock artists ever
giants- expect a year o the first six weeks of giants football this year not that totall fiasco at the end of last season
eagles- not good enough to challenge yet but expect for the m to surprise
redskins- the team ain't done enough to climb out of bottom of the east yet
NFC south
falcons- Matt Ryan doesn't disappiont and turner turns it around
saints- can't quit recapture the magic of last season but still very good
buccaneers- the won't be as bad as there where last year because that coach is to talented
panthers- this will finally bring around what's been happening enevetabebly for a few years now
NFC north
vikings- favre no favre best team in north
packers- getting back to their glory days hoping to start new ones
lions- that's right I think they have too much young talent to stay down anymore
bears- good bye lovie try to go out with se dignity
NFC west
niners- not hard since only complete team out west
cardnals- don't be dissapointed lienhart might not be a bust
seahawks- sorry Carroll I don't think you got what it takes to be in the bigs if you look at your record in the bigs I'm not lying
rams- greatest show on turf a decade ago to greatest flop on turf
As season gets closer expect to hear
more from me
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