1. Seattle Seahawks
This could be the last time for the current group of veterans to win another Super Bowl together.
2. Arizona Cardinals
Father time is catching up with the Cards at the quarterback and wide receiver positions.
3. Los Angeles Rams
A lot of optimism with the new coaching staff and their plans for a more potent offensive scheme.
4. San Francisco 49ers
From top to bottom this franchise had to be dismantled and rebuilt. Continue reading
The Diamond In The Rough
They were 2-3 to start the season before their bye week. Since then they are 6-2 with a current 5-game winning streak. Continue reading
Anything You Can Do, Julio Can Do Better
I’ve said that Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers is the best wide receiver in the NFL. Continue reading
1. Arizona Cardinals
This will be their best chance to run the table in the NFC. Their depth is almost unmatched.
2. Seattle Seahawks
They are starting to become a pass first team, but then again who isn’t these days?
3. Los Angeles Rams
The Rams are back in LA and no one will seem to notice while they play at the Coliseum.
4. San Francisco 49ers
It will be interesting to see if the front office is more patient with Chip Kelly than they were with Jim Harbaugh or Jim Tomsula.
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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