Training camp is here, pads & shorts and two-a-days in the summer heat. Every team has hope and says, the same old lies, "we like your chances and what we did during the off-season."
This is also the time when X number of players get injury and miss the entire season, before even one game is played.
Jets - A-Rod to the Jets, wonderful! They immediately improve their offense and will compete for the division title. Can't wait to see how Aaron performs in the Big Apple, after the mistake of Zack Wilson as a top pick.
Lions - Other than the Jets, no other team has gotten more hype/love than the Detroit Lions. Almost everybody is picking them to win the NFC North. The hype is so real they were placed in the Thursday night season opener against the Chiefs. A lot of people are saying the Lions will compete for the NFC championship.
Bills - Still a top team in the NFL, but they may have a Stefon Diggs problem. The AFC East might be the best division in the league, so the Bills will have a fight on their hands for division title.
Cowboys - Good enough to win it all, but will probably come up short in the playoffs again.
Chiefs - SB champs, odds are they don't win it again. They are about the same as last year, but that doesn't mean they go back to the SB.
49ers - Looks like they going with Brock Purdy at QB, is he completely healthy?? Defense is awesome and one of the favorites to win NFC crown.
Eagles - Same as last year, top team in the NFC. I cheer for Jalen Hurts, he's a really good dude.
Bengals - About the same as last year, should win the division.
Chargers - Have the talent to win it all or not make the playoffs in a very tough AFC. Herbert is awesome.
Dolphins - Can Tua stay healthy, maybe. They have the talent to win the AFC East.
Broncos - New HC Sean Payton is proven winner, that alone makes them better. Russell Wilson has something to prove and they might surprise some people.
Browns - Year two of the Deshaun Watson experiment, they will be better, but probably not good enough.
Packers - The Jordan Love era begins and I think he will be good enough. They still have the best defense in the NFC North.
Steelers - Year two of Kenny Pickett, defense is solid and could be a wild-card playoff team. I think they finish around 9-8 and miss the playoffs in a tough AFC.
Falcons - Watch out for the Falcons, they could win the weak NFC South. If Desmond Ridder is decent, they could be a surprise team.
Colts - Rookie QB Anthony Richardson is an electric ATH, but will struggles throwing. Don't see them winning more than 7 or 8 games.
Commanders - Going with Sam Howell at QB, good luck with that.
Vikings - Won the NFC North and got bounced in their 1st playoff game. I think they take a step back this year, I don't trust Kirk Cousins and Dalvin Cook is gone.
Raiders - Jimmy G. at QB, and I like Jimmy G, but probably a .500 team in the AFC.
Bears - They could double their win total and still have only 6 wins. Will be better with Fields second year as starter, 7 or 8 wins at best.
Giants - About the same as last year, good enough to compete with anybody, but not a top team.
This is also the time when X number of players get injury and miss the entire season, before even one game is played.
Jets - A-Rod to the Jets, wonderful! They immediately improve their offense and will compete for the division title. Can't wait to see how Aaron performs in the Big Apple, after the mistake of Zack Wilson as a top pick.
Lions - Other than the Jets, no other team has gotten more hype/love than the Detroit Lions. Almost everybody is picking them to win the NFC North. The hype is so real they were placed in the Thursday night season opener against the Chiefs. A lot of people are saying the Lions will compete for the NFC championship.
Bills - Still a top team in the NFL, but they may have a Stefon Diggs problem. The AFC East might be the best division in the league, so the Bills will have a fight on their hands for division title.
Cowboys - Good enough to win it all, but will probably come up short in the playoffs again.
Chiefs - SB champs, odds are they don't win it again. They are about the same as last year, but that doesn't mean they go back to the SB.
49ers - Looks like they going with Brock Purdy at QB, is he completely healthy?? Defense is awesome and one of the favorites to win NFC crown.
Eagles - Same as last year, top team in the NFC. I cheer for Jalen Hurts, he's a really good dude.
Bengals - About the same as last year, should win the division.
Chargers - Have the talent to win it all or not make the playoffs in a very tough AFC. Herbert is awesome.
Dolphins - Can Tua stay healthy, maybe. They have the talent to win the AFC East.
Broncos - New HC Sean Payton is proven winner, that alone makes them better. Russell Wilson has something to prove and they might surprise some people.
Browns - Year two of the Deshaun Watson experiment, they will be better, but probably not good enough.
Packers - The Jordan Love era begins and I think he will be good enough. They still have the best defense in the NFC North.
Steelers - Year two of Kenny Pickett, defense is solid and could be a wild-card playoff team. I think they finish around 9-8 and miss the playoffs in a tough AFC.
Falcons - Watch out for the Falcons, they could win the weak NFC South. If Desmond Ridder is decent, they could be a surprise team.
Colts - Rookie QB Anthony Richardson is an electric ATH, but will struggles throwing. Don't see them winning more than 7 or 8 games.
Commanders - Going with Sam Howell at QB, good luck with that.
Vikings - Won the NFC North and got bounced in their 1st playoff game. I think they take a step back this year, I don't trust Kirk Cousins and Dalvin Cook is gone.
Raiders - Jimmy G. at QB, and I like Jimmy G, but probably a .500 team in the AFC.
Bears - They could double their win total and still have only 6 wins. Will be better with Fields second year as starter, 7 or 8 wins at best.
Giants - About the same as last year, good enough to compete with anybody, but not a top team.
