* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Kansas City Chiefs*
2. New England Patriots*
3. Cleveland Browns*
4. Houston Texans*
5. Los Angeles Chargers+
6. Pittsburgh Steelers+
NFC
1. New Orleans Saints*
2. Los Angeles Rams*
3. Dallas Cowboys*
4. Chicago Bears*
5. Philadelphia Eagles+
6. Minnesota Vikings+ Continue reading
1. Dallas Cowboys
Assuming the Cowboys do pay Ezekiel Elliott, this is a talented roster that could push towards the Super Bowl.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
The salary cap crunch hasn’t caught up to them yet. There’s no safety net in Nick Foles should Carson Wentz go down.
3. New York Giants
While they didn’t do a complete overhaul this team is firmly in the hands of head coach Pat Shurmur and GM Dave Gettleman.
4. Washington Redskins
Their defense and running game are their strengths, but can QB Case Keenum find that magic he had two years ago with Minnesota? Continue reading
Not A Threat
There was snowfall before the game started. I was anticipating an epic playoff game that would be impacted by the weather. Continue reading
Making A Statement
You could make the case that the Houston Texans flaws finally caught up with them. Continue reading
An Important Road Win
With a recent home loss to the division rival Denver Broncos, it seemed as though the Chargers were being seen as an after thought in the AFC. Continue reading
