Ranking every DIVISION heading into minicamp

[PanthersATL]

From the 1,000,000 penguin-staffed typewriters over at Bleacher Report, here's their take on RANKING EVERY DIVISION AS WE HEAD INTO MINICAMP:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2778836-ranking-every-nfl-division-entering-2018-minicamp#slide0

#1: The NFC South

Relative to the other seven divisions, the NFC South dominated the NFL in 2017. The only division to send three teams to the playoffs went 25-15 against the rest of the league while scoring a league-high (by a wide margin) 149 more points than it allowed. 

the third-place Carolina Panthers had by far the best DVOA among third-place finishers

Carolina's Cam Newton was the 2015 MVP and is a potential Hall of Famer

We know for sure that the Panthers and Falcons have Super Bowl potential

That makes three teams that wouldn't just be satisfied with a division title, which makes the NFC South the league's most competitive division even before taking the Bucs into account. 

It wouldn't be flabbergasting if any of these four teams wound up in the Super Bowl. 

[t96]

We hear this same story every year about how every team in the division will be great and every year except for last year multiple teams underperform by a significant amount. I hope we're the team to perform to expectations this year but I will not be surprised if we have the division winner and the other 3 below .500. 

[The Lone Panther]

New England wouldn't be going to the Super Bowl every year in they had to play in the NFC.  

[JawnyBlaze]

We were 2nd place, no?

[PandaMan]

27 minutes ago, JawnyBlaze said:

We were 2nd place, no?

We were.  I’m drunk and fug this article 

[Pejorative Miscreant]

6 hours ago, JawnyBlaze said:

We were 2nd place, no?

How articles are written

 

1. Come up with a title

2  Get intern to dig a few stats 

3   Write a bunch of bullshiite the full up the page

4  publish

 

[The Pieyed Piper]

11 hours ago, The Lone Panther said:

New England wouldn't be going to the Super Bowl every year in they had to play in the NFC.  

I said that, once....

@rayzor

 

[Moo Daeng]

11 hours ago, PanthersATL said:

From the 1,000,000 penguin-staffed typewriters over at Bleacher Report, here's their take on RANKING EVERY DIVISION AS WE HEAD INTO MINICAMP:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2778836-ranking-every-nfl-division-entering-2018-minicamp#slide0

#1: The NFC South

Relative to the other seven divisions, the NFC South dominated the NFL in 2017. The only division to send three teams to the playoffs went 25-15 against the rest of the league while scoring a league-high (by a wide margin) 149 more points than it allowed. 

the third-place Carolina Panthers had by far the best DVOA among third-place finishers

Carolina's Cam Newton was the 2015 MVP and is a potential Hall of Famer

We know for sure that the Panthers and Falcons have Super Bowl potential

That makes three teams that wouldn't just be satisfied with a division title, which makes the NFC South the league's most competitive division even before taking the Bucs into account. 

It wouldn't be flabbergasting if any of these four teams wound up in the Super Bowl. 

Someone should tell them we were the second place NFC South Team.