Divisional battles..

The NFC East is going to be crazy to watch this year. So many additions and changes for all teams this off season.

 

No doubt man...I live up here just outside of Philly, and it's always crazy when divisional teams meet. Hard fought games for sure. Arguably all teems improved this offseason in the NFC east as well, so I'm excited to see what happens.

 

AFC South will be a bloodbath. We will win if we have the heart and Moxie. End of story, if we are who we we say we are, we will win it. But saying we are "smashmouth" and "tough" and about that life is one thing, going out and doing it is another. My reference point is Christmas eve against the Jaguars. I left that game knowing we were all bark and no bite. We have the expectations, the talent, but if the player dont believe it, and live it, we have nothing.

Wont be long now until we find out, 2 months from now we will most likely know.

 

AFC north is always fun to watch as the black and blue division. Back when fisher was around, the AFC central was even more black and blue and Tennessee held their own

AFC west probably has the best division. Between KC and Oakland should be the division winner but Denver still has a good D and I'm not sure why SD can't keep it together, but they're an alright team.

 

AFC West should be a worthwhile division again. Raiders Chiefs and Broncos all probably 8-8 or better this year.

AFC North could be a fun one to follow if you don't hate those teams. Browns are the only ones not even in it but the rest are...

AFC East and South won't be as good overall but I like the Pats and us to come out on top.

NFC South will be offer some good match ups. Falcons and Bucs are the 2 I'm picking to win it but both Carolina and New Orleans have the players now to surprise.

NFC North would be my 2nd favorite division in that conference. Packers and Lions should be interesting, with Viks maybe sneaking in....

NFC West isn't what it was, and NFC East as already pointed out will be hard one to win but I don't like any of those teams after Dallas..