* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Indianapolis Colts*
2. New England Patriots*
3. Pittsburgh Steelers*
4. Denver Broncos*
5. Miami Dolphins+
6. Baltimore Ravens+
NFC
1. Green Bay Packers*
2. Seattle Seahawks*
3. Dallas Cowboys*
4. Carolina Panthers*
5. Arizona Cardinals+
6. Philadelphia Eagles+ Continue reading
1. Seattle Seahawks
They now have two redzone threats with the addition of Jimmy Graham to go with Marshawn Lynch.
2. Arizona Cardinals
A healthy Carson Palmer will make all the difference for the Cardinals this season.
3. San Francisco 49ers
With all the changes to the roster this will be a transition year for the Niners.
4. St. Louis Rams
With Sam Bradford gone they will look to start over at the quarterback position. Continue reading
1. Carolina Panthers
Defense reigns supreme for this team and it will be why they conquer the NFC South for the third consecutive season.
2. New Orleans Saints
They made lots of offseason moves to change their dynamic on both sides of the field.
3. Atlanta Falcons
A new coaching staff brings another level of uncertainty for the direction of the franchise.
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
With drafting a quarterback first overall the expectation is to make significant improvements. Continue reading
1. Green Bay Packers
Easily a favorite to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl with their depth and of course Aaron Rodgers at QB.
2. Minnesota Vikings
A likely candidate for surprise playoff contender with Teddy Bridgewater’s improvement and Adrian Peterson’s return.
3. Detroit Lions
Losing one defensive lineman doesn’t mean you lose more games, but in this case it does.
4. Chicago Bears
Rest assured Bears fans, this will be Jay Cutler’s last season in Chicago. Continue reading
1. Dallas Cowboys
This will be the last and best opportunity for Dallas to win a Super Bowl with this group.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
Chip Kelly has total control and more scrutiny will fall upon him if the Eagles flounder.
3. New York Giants
They will be competitive, but too many questions remain on defense with two playoff caliber opponents in the division.
4. Washington Redskins
With three quarterbacks capable of starting there doesn’t seem to be a consensus on who should start. Continue reading
