1. Tennessee Titans
They nearly got into the playoffs last year. This is their leap year with Marcus Mariota.
2. Houston Texans
Without question their defense will be the reason why they’ll be in contention.
3. Indianapolis Colts
The health of Andrew Luck hangs over their chances of taking this division from everyone else.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
With Tom Coughlin back in charge of the front office, it’ll take a bit longer for the Jaguars to return to contention. Continue reading
1. Pittsburgh Steelers
A full season with Le’Veon Bell and Martavis Bryant will do wonders for their Super Bowl aspirations.
2. Cincinnati Bengals
With a bit more balance on offense, the Bengals should be Wild Card contenders this year.
3. Baltimore Ravens
The defense is missing playmakers while there are still questions about the offense surrounding Joe Flacco.
4. Cleveland Browns
Another season of lowered expectations, but back-to-back years of strong drafts has Cleveland remaining optimistic. Continue reading
1. New England Patriots
Hard to imagine the Patriots not making another appearance in the AFC Championship game.
2. Miami Dolphins
Even without Ryan Tannehill, they’re still good enough to make another trip to the playoffs.
3. Buffalo Bills
They’ve hit the reset button once again with changes in the front office and the coaching staff.
4. New York Jets
With no clear cut franchise quarterback, they will be playing for one in the 2018 NFL Draft. Continue reading
Epic Comeback
It was historic on many levels. Tom Brady and Bill Belichick won their 5th Super Bowl together. It was the first Super Bowl that was decided in overtime. It was the largest come from behind victory in Super Bowl history. You get the idea. Continue reading
Two of the best offensive teams of the 2016 season meet head on for Super Bowl 51 in Houston. That pretty much sums up the strengths of both the New England Patriots and the Atlanta Falcons. Both do not have a dominating defense. They are both average at best. I say this because the offense has put less pressure on them by scoring so many points throughout the season. My one hope year in and year out for the ‘big game’ is that it doesn’t end up being a one-sided affair. Meaning one team is blowing out the other. That could happen this year, but I’ll hope for the best. Continue reading
