Here we go. NFC East: Cowboys Eagles (am not buying Hurts) Commanders Giants NFC North: Packers Lions Bears Vikings NFC South: Saints Bucs Panthers Falcons NFC West: Rams 49ers Cardinals Seahawks AFC East: Bills Dolphins Jets Patriots AFC North: Bengals Steelers Ravens Browns AFC South: Titans Colts Jags Texans AFC West: Chargers Raiders Chiefs Broncos Saints over Bucs Chargers over Bills Saints over Chargers A little homer, obviously, but this is the best Saints team since ‘18. If the O-line stays healthy they’re championship caliber. The Falcons,Seahawks and Giants are going to suuuuck.
I’m thinking 7-8 wins for the Lions, with the Bears and Vikings worse. I do not think the Packers will be a top seed. Is someone doing a prediction thread? nope, go for it Word
I guess thats the point (Goff). I went on da interwebs and discovered PFF gave them offesason and draft grades of A and A+, so maybe they have improved greatly...but theres still Goff I could see them winning 6, 7... I’m thinking 7-8 wins for the Lions, with the Bears and Vikings worse. I do not think the Packers will be a top seed. Is someone doing a prediction thread?
horsefeathers. And he’s awaiting word from the NFL on a DUI arrest from when he was a Jet. Word is that this was a traffic accident gone bad. He’s “vehemently” denying the charge.
A ton of pissed off Saints fans this morning, but it makes sense. Outside of WR, the DB group is the deepest unit on the team, plus Ceedy wasn’t going to resign anyway, and word is that he was getting to be a problem in the locker room.
So, what’s the deal with Scott Frost? Nebraska likely will never have the talent they once did, but he seems exceptionally terrible as a coach. He was the next big thing coming into that gig.
Oh, I remember this vividly. This and the backwards pass by Aaron Brooks pretty much defined the Jim Haslett era here. All the more confirmation of the job Payton and a Loomis did in changing the culture. Btw, that missed PAT kept them out of the playoffs
He's credited as a pretty revolutionary DC and won a title as a head coach. He's not the top of the top by any means but that seems pretty noncontroversial to me. By that standard, should a Dick Vermiel or Mike Holmgren be in? He didn’t even coach that long.