Patriots

AFC East

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1. Buffalo Bills

With another frustrating playoff exit they made a change at head coach. This is a make or break season for them to finally get to a Super Bowl in the prime of QB Josh Allen’s career.

2. New England Patriots

Even with the schedule being a lot tougher than last season, they will remain contenders with the added improvements on the offensive line and receiver position.

3. Miami Dolphins

A complete and total revamp was necessary from top to bottom in this organization. It might be a painful season, but the future looks so much better now.

4. New York Jets

It’s been 15 seasons since they clinched a playoff spot and 10 years since they finished the season with a record at .500 or better. Add another year to those marks.

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Recap of Super Bowl LX

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Well, That Was Something

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Super Bowl LX

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It’s a bit of deja-vu once again for the Super Bowl as two opponents face each other once again. The Seattle Seahawks last appeared in Super Bowl XLIX (49) and were one yard away from taking the lead with 26 seconds left in the game. However, they were intercepted and ended up losing the game and a chance at winning back-to-back titles. That opponent that Seattle lost to was the New England Patriots. New England returns to the Super Bowl this year after a seven year hiatus. This time they don’t have QB Tom Brady or head coach Bill Belichick. Seattle doesn’t have QB Russell Wilson or head coach Pete Carroll either. New players and new coaches for both franchises as they both look to regain the top spot they once had in the NFL.

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