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AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

EAST


New England Patriots (12-4)
QB Brady comes back and will lead this team to a division title. It will be interesting to see how the departure of some key veterans (Vrabel, Bruschi, Seymour) will affect the defense. If there's one head coach who can have success despite key players leaving the team, that's definitely Belichick.

Miami Dolphins (9-7)
It will be fun to watch how the Dolphins will improve their wildcat offense. Should they rename it the Wildpat offense with Pat White? Unlike last season, this year's schedule will be tougher for Miami but I think they will still have a winning record.

Buffalo Bills (8-8)
They improved their offense with WR Owens but their offensive line is still weak and their defense is still average. Nonetheless, QB Edwards when healthy can win games for this team. I expect a big year from WR Lee Evans playing alongside T.O.

New York Jets (7-9)
The Jets will go through ups and downs with a rookie QB and a rookie head coach. Is QB Sanchez another Matt Ryan or Joe Flacco? Nonetheless, he has a pretty good surrounding cast to help him on offense with RB Washington and TE Keller.

NORTH


Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)
The reigning Super Bowl champions will once again win this division. However, I just don't see them reaching the Super Bowl this season. They're pretty good on offense but are simple deadly on defense. Last time they won the Super Bowl, the Steelers didn't make the playoffs the following season.

Baltimore Ravens (10-6)
Will Joe Flacco repeat his success from his rookie season? Will the defense still be dominant? I answer yes to both questions. I also think the Ravens have a legit chance at winning the division. Watch out for RB Ray Rice to have a breakout year.

Cincinnati Bengals (5-11)
A healthy QB Palmer will have fun throwing the ball to WR Ochocinco. However, their defense is still really awful, despite some bright spots like OLB Rivers. Can someone please tell me how Marvin Lewis still has a job especially since he's a "defense" guy?

Cleveland Browns (4-12)
New coach in Mangini. Potentially new starting QB in Quinn. One of the best KR/PR in the game in Cribbs. One of the best LT in Thomas. However, I still don't think the Browns will make the playoffs this year. Even my friend RaiderJester don't think they'll make the playoffs, right Jester? Oh yeah, watch out for RB James Davis, who might make an instant impact.

SOUTH


Indianapolis Colts (11-5)
Peyton Manning will lead his team back to a division title but I don't think they will reach 12 wins for a 7th consecutive season. No more WR Harrison but WR Wayne, Gonzalez & TE Clark will step up. Watch out for rookie RB Brown to complement Joseph Addai. SS Bob Sanders missing the first part of the season will hurt the defense. I think head coach Caldwell will be able to handle things especially with Tom Moore and Howard Mudd coming back for another season.

Houston Texans (10-6)
If QB Schaub stays healthy, I think this team will make the playoffs. With superstars like WR Johnson and DE Williams on both side of the ball, the Texans will be fun to watch this year. Don't forget they also have MLB Ryans, RB Slaton & TE Daniels. It's definitely a make or break season for the Texans and head coach Garry Kubiak.

Tennessee Titans (9-7)
I honestly don't think the Titans will be as successful as last year. Their RB duo of Johnson and White is amazing but I don't think it will be enough. They lost one of their anchor on defense in DT Haynesworth and I'm still not sold on QB Collins. Maybe QB Young will be the starter it the last portion of the season.

Jacksonville Jaguars (6-10)
This season will be a transition year for the Jaguars since they revamped their offensive line with 2 rookies (Monroe, Britton). RB Jones-Drew will have a monster season especially without Fred Taylor to share the carries with. However, will the real David Gerrard (2007 vs 2008) please stand up. Will it be Jack Del Rio's last chance?

WEST


San Diego Chargers (12-4)
The Chargers will win this division no matter what. I have total confidence that they will win at least 10 games especially in a weak division like the AFC West. QB Rivers will have another Pro Bowl caliber season. RB Tomlinson and Sproles will share the workload. TE Gates is still one of the best in the league and WR Jackson will have another good year. Let's just hope OLB Merriman can stay healthy or out of trouble with the law.

Denver Broncos (5-11)
This season will be a transition year for the Broncos with new head coach McDaniels. No more Jay Cutler which I think might be a blessing in disguise. Don't get me wrong, the guy has one powerful arm and accuracy but he still throws an incredible amount of INT. I'm not saying QB Orton is better but he was able to manage games in Chicago and led them to some winning season. I think RB Moreno will make a big impact on the Broncos and WR Marshall will deliver despite being unhappy.

Oakland Raiders (5-11)
Will QB Russel breakout this season? Will RB McFadden breakout this season? Will WR Heyward-Bay do anything this year? Honestly, I really don't know the answer to all those questions. One thing is for sure, the Raiders have one of if not the best CB in the league with Asomugha. This division is so mediocre that I can see them win 5 games.

Kansas City Chiefs (4-12)
I'm still not sold on QB Cassel, especially since he won't have all the weapons he had in New England. However, I do think the Chiefs are in the right direction in their quest to improve their team. It will be weird not to see TE Gonzalez with the orange uniform. WR Bowe will probably have another big year but he really needs to stop dropping passes.

PLAYOFFS


NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE

EAST


Philadelphia Eagles (11-5)
It might come as a surprise for a lot of people but I do think the Eagles will win the NFC East. I really like what they've done with their offense with the addition of WR Maclin, RB McCoy, LT Peters ... and QB Vick. Imagine Vick and McNabb on the field at the same time. I don't think a lot of defense can cope with 2 athletic QBs. Will be interesting to see how they will cope on defense without SS Dawkins.

New York Giants (10-6)
They truly have a great team on paper, especially on both offensive and defensive line. However, I just have this feeling that they will underachieve this year. I'm not sold on Eli Manning being a star QB in the league. Yeah, he won a Super Bowl. Nonetheless, he's not putting great numbers like the other elite QBs. Bottom line, RB Jacobs will be there to pound opposing defenses and the defense will win them plenty of games.

Dallas Cowboys (9-7)
What will happen with America's Team? I think they will have their ups and downs during the season. Like last season, they will start up strong and will fade away come mid-November. Nonetheless, they still have a dominant defense with the likes of OLB Ware, CB Newman. Can QB Romo finally deliver and win a playoff game? I don't think it will be this year.

Washington Redskins (8-8)
I really like the defense prior to the Haynesworth signing and I like it more afterwards. However, with the Redskins, it all depends on their offense and I don't think QB Campbell is the guy to run it. RB Portis will have another good year and WR Moss will stretch defenses. However, I think that won't be enough for the Redskins to make the playoffs.

NORTH


Minnesota Vikings (10-6)
With the addition of QB Favre, I honestly do think the Vikings will repeat as winner of the NFC North. The RB duo of Peterson and Taylor is incredible. Same thing can be said about the offensive and defensive line. I'm really glad to see MLB E.J. Henderson back and think he can have a Pro Bowl caliber season. With all that being said, if Favre goes down or the Williams get suspended for 4 games, then I see the Vikings finishing 3rd in the division with a 9-7 record.

Green Bay Packers (10-6)
Despite them being divisional rivals, I think I will enjoy watching the Packers play this season especially with emerging star QB Rodgers. I think he will be in the top 5 for QB at the end of this season. With Green Bay, most of the questions are on the defensive side of the ball. Will the team cope with the 3-4 defense? I honestly think so with all their defensive playmakers.

Chicago Bears (9-7)
Jay Cutler comes into town and everybody in Chicago thinks they will win the Super Bowl right? First and foremost, Cutler needs to lead his team to the playoffs for the first time of his career. Nonetheless, he's a quality QB but won't have the same weapons as he had in Denver. RB Forte is a stud and will provide offense in anyway possible. However, I truly don't think they will make the playoffs this year. I just hope I'm right in that prediction.

Detroit Lions (3-13)
It's now the Matthew Stafford era in Detroit. Well it has to be since he was awarded a 78M$/6 years (42M$ guaranteed). The Lions won't go throughout another season without a single win. WR Megatron, huh I mean Calvin Johnson will once again rack up huge numbers. OLB Sims will be counted to be the defensive leader. However, the Lions are still far away from a playoff spot but they now have a nice group of players to build around.

SOUTH


New Orleans Saints (10-6)
Last season, QB Brees was able to be extremely productive without most of his weapons because of injuries. However, they're now all healthy and ready to go. The Saints will again score a tremendous amount of points this season. The major change I see in that team is their defense which I think will be better than last season which will in turn, give them more wins. I expect a division win for the Saints. Yeah, I know! I am probably the only one on Xanga who think that.

Atlanta Falcons (9-7)
Another year for QB Ryan at the helm of the Falcons offense. Will he be able to become a better QB? I do think so, especially with weapons like RB Turner, WR White and TE Gonzalez. The question with the Falcons will be on the defensive side of the ball. They really need to improve that aspect of their game especially in a division that includes the Saints and Panthers. I see them having another good season but not making the playoffs because of some tiebreakers.

Carolina Panthers (9-7)
Why would a 12-4 team finish with a 9-7 record at the end of this season? RB DeAngelo Williams will run for a lot of yardage and touchdowns. The Panthers defense will play pretty well like they usually do. However, I think QB Jake Delhomme will have an abysmal year and will cost his team a playoff spot.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-12)
It will be a transition year for the Buccaneers with head coach Morris replacing Gruden. The team will have a new QB in Leftwich and also a promising QB in Freeman who might be the starter by the end of the season. Let's just hope for their sake that TE Winslow and WR Bryant stays as healthy as possible otherwise it will be a long year for Buccaneers fans.

WEST


Seattle Seahawks (9-7)
The Seahawks will have a new coach in Mora Jr. QB Hasselbeck comes back after a dreadful 2008 season filled with injuries and struggles. WR Houshmandzadeh will help stabilize a receiving core which include Branch & Burleson. However, their strength will come from their defense with that incredible linebacking core (Tatupu, Hill and Curry). Seahawks fans should expect something great this year. Let's just hope for my sake that they lose vs the Vikings on week 11 and also finish with a worse record than Minnesota.

Arizona Cardinals (8-8)
Last season Super Bowl finalist will once again battle for a playoff spot in the NFC West. However, I don't think they will make it this year. Yeah, their passing attack is tremendous with QB Warner passing the ball to WR Fitzgerald, Boldin, Breaston and Urban. However, I'm still not sold on their defense which I think will ultimately cost them a playoff spot.

San Francisco 49ers (6-10)
It's just a shame that the 49ers don't have an elite QB, otherwise I really see them challenging for a playoff spot in the NFC West. They have a very promising WR in Josh Morgan and if "Holdout" Crabtree decides to finally sign, they might have a pretty good duo of WRs. Anyways, I love seeing MLB Patrick Willis play football. You can really see why he's one if not the best MLB in the NFL. All this team needs is an elite QB.

St-Louis Rams (2-14)
It will be another long season for Rams fans. I honestly think QB Bulger will once again get sacked like crazy. I don't think RB Jackson will be able to repeat what he did a couple of seasons ago. No more Torry Holt, no more greatest show on turf. It will be a great learning experience for head coach Spagnuolo who will do his best to fix the defense. Looks like the Rams will pick QB Sam Bradford from Oklahoma in the next NFL draft.

PLAYOFFS


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