So this is my pre camp
before any injuries pre camp predictions. Let's start in the AFC East. The Bills have won the
division four straight years. To them. The dolphins, it's
an offensive league had the number one
total offense in the NFL and 2 it threw for
4600 passing yards. It's an offensive league. The Jets third. Yes, they have a great defense. O-line questions head
coach is defensive. Aaron has not taken a
snap more than four snaps in 559 days in the NFL hasn't
taken more than four snaps. Sorry about the great defense
jets, third Patriots fourth. I think that's the
first or second worst offensive roster in the league. AFC north, it's the best
division in football, so it's inches, not feet. Listen, the Ravens
top five offense top five defense and the
best special teams coach in the league I have
them winning the division. Zac Taylor and Joe Burrow have
proven when Joe is healthy, they win. What do you want me to say. Last year with
Jake Browning, they had a winning record with Jake
Browning Burrow's back in. They're a playoff team. Steelers they can't
figure out their o-line or their offensive coordinator. I love their roster. Frankly I worry in an offensive
league about getting it right on that side of the ball. Love the coach in Cleveland. Total question Mark
on Deshaun Watson. Weird personality
weird injuries. I'll just put him
fourth for now. AFC West. Kansas City. Until further notice,
they've won the division eight straight times. Best coach in football,
best quarterback. They get it. I think the Chargers have
limitations on the perimeter, but don't be shocked
if they don't make a move for Brandon
Aiyuk and potentially give up Mac or Bosa on their edge. They've got two
good edge rushers. They need a star receiver. They may make a
move, in my opinion. I'll take him second. I like the Broncos
more than Vegas, but PFF says worst
roster in the league Broncos third Raiders fourth. They've got a rookie coach
and quarterback issues finally AFC South really
much better division than people give it credit for. I worried about the
Texans pulling back but they had another
really strong draft and free agency period. Stefon Diggs, Joe Mixon
I'll take them to win. I think it's Trevor
Lawrence's best roster yet. Jaguars finished second. They were 9 and 8 last
year and Trevor Lawrence fell apart down the stretch. They'll rebound. I like the colts, but I question
Anthony Richardson's playing style and staying healthy. They're third and the Titans. I have questions at quarterback
and their offensive line's worth worse than will
levis, so I'll take them. Fourth, we go to the NFC. By the way, I have
three new playoff teams in the AFC
Bills chiefs, Ravens Texans winning the division. Bengals chargers,
Jaguars wild card team. So that's three
new playoff teams. That's the average 3 and 1/2 to
four is the average per year. I've got three. Let's go to the NFC where
Philadelphia easily the best roster in the division. Nick Sirianni did he
hire better assistants? They started last
year, 10 and 1. Then they fell off a cliff. I think they rebound. Maybe not a Super Bowl
team, but very good. I'm going to go with Washington. New coach, new oc, new
quarterback, new owner. I think they use that energy
and juice to catapult. I think they're the
surprise team in the NFL. Washington second, Dallas
is a very viable third but I think they're top
heavy and overly dependent on Dak and CeeDee Lamb to
carry the entire offense. Giants just not good enough at
quarterback I pick them fourth let's go to the NFC North. Detroit number one
offensive line in football. If you have the best
offensive line in football, it's like having the
best starting pitching staff in baseball. It gives you so many
advantages over everybody else. I love their front office. You know, I love Goff,
not great defensively. They've tried to shore it up. I have Green Bay second best
young offensive talent to me in the sport. They're not paying
anybody until Jordan Love here in about a week I take them
for second by the way they close the season out winning
six of eight games and hammered the
Cowboys in the playoffs. Chicago's a viable third. Can't wait to watch
them play, but it's a defensive coach on the hot
seat and a rookie quarterback O line's good not great there. Third, I think Minnesota's
going to be the best fourth place team in the NFL. I love their offense and
I'm rooting for Sam darnold, but the division is too good. I think by the end of the
year we'll say this is the best division in football. I'll pick the Vikings
is a really fun dynamic. Number four, let's
go to the NFC West. Yes, I like the Rams. I thought they
had a back to back sensational drafts finished top
10 in total offense and scoring last year. I really like what they've
done with their defensive front in the last two drafts. Niners are good, but they're
an old expensive football team team watch out for injuries
and the Brandon Aiyuk noise. Seattle hey, they
finished 9 and 8. Geno Smith's good
enough to win you games. They have a new
staff, a new coach. I'm going to take Shanahan and
McVay over the rookie coach. Their third. I love Kyler Murray,
but I just don't think Arizona roster right
now can compete with the rosters above them. Finally, the worst
division in football I do think Atlanta
getting Kirk Cousins and Michael Penix will stabilize
the quarterback position. Second best offensive
line in football. It's hard not to be a
playoff team when you have that good of an offensive line. Bucs have made the playoffs
four straight years. Baker is more than capable. Carolina Saints not very good. I don't like New
Orleans situation right now coaching at all. NFC playoff teams. Eagles Falcons. Lions Rams. Niners Commanders. Packers are wild card teams,
but only two new playoff teams. So the problem I have only three
new playoff teams in the AFC only two new playoff
teams in the NFC. I'm at five. The average is 7.