1. Oakland Raiders
They are a top choice to contend with the Patriots and Steelers for the AFC crown.
2. Denver Broncos
With a new coaching staff the defense won’t be tampered with, but the offense will need some work.
3. Kansas City Chiefs
There isn’t enough depth/talent at key positions for them to stay in contention.
4. Los Angeles Chargers
A change in scenery will have them flying under the radar, but they are talented enough to finish near the .500 mark. Continue reading
I watched some videos from NFL Network and read some news columns from NFL.com and ESPN. It was quite comical by the end of my little foray into the news that the now Los Angeles Chargers were leaving San Diego after 56 years. Continue reading
I Like The AFC West
Whether it’s the defending champion Denver Broncos, the exciting Kanasas City Chiefs or the resurgent Oakland Raiders, this division has a lot to offer. Continue reading
1. Denver Broncos
Their QB play will be about the same as it was last year, but their success hinges on the defensive side and Super Bowl MVP Von Miller.
2. Oakland Raiders
A few more tweaks should have them contending for a Wild Card spot this year.
3. Kansas City Chiefs
They’ll contend for the division title, but Oakland is right up there with them to challenge Denver.
4. San Diego Chargers
They can’t be any worse than last years team. WR Keenan Allen playing all year long will help QB Philip Rivers a lot.
St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke talks to the media after team owners voted Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, in Houston, to allow the Rams to move to a new stadium just outside Los Angeles, and the San Diego Chargers will have an option to share the facility. Houston Texans owner Bob McNair stands to his left. (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan)
For all intensive purposes, the now Los Angeles Rams should have stayed in Los Angeles to begin with. For the majority of their history, they’ve been a Los Angeles team and seeing them leave was a mistake. Continue reading
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