1. Chicago Bears

If QB Caleb Williams tones down taking too many unnecessary chances, maybe this current roster will find success towards a possible run at a Super Bowl.

2. Detroit Lions

This is still a team that has so many weapons on offense and a solid front seven on defense. With improvements on the offensive line that should shore things up there, but that secondary is a glaring weakness.

3. Green Bay Packers

The late game collapses last season were prominent, but they decided to give head coach Matt LaFleur another chance. Mainly because of the early successes he had when he was first hired in 2019 and had three consecutive seasons of 13 wins in Green Bay.

4. Minnesota Vikings

There is plenty to like about this team, but QB J.J. McCarthy had a rough go in his first full season as the starter. And I don’t think bringing in former Cardinals first round pick QB Kyler Murray will be any better.

1. Detroit Lions

It will be interesting to see how they adjust to the loss of both offensive and defensive coordinators, but the return of DE Aidan Hutchinson should help a lot.

2. Green Bay Packers

The time is now to see if this current iteration of the Packers can finally punch their ticket towards a Super Bowl.

3. Minnesota Vikings

The J.J. McCarthy era was delayed by one season. He has a plethora of weapons at his disposal and a defense that can get after the quarterback.

4. Chicago Bears

New head coach Ben Johnson comes with a lot of fanfare. Can he get QB Caleb Williams on track to live up to his number one overall draft selection?