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staffcurtis

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thefuzz Mentor

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Houston and San Diego may have the easier roads over the next 5 years.

Brady and Manning are winding down.

Steelers and Ravens D are winding down.

Overall it seems that the AFC is in a bit of a transition.

NFC on the other hand have the Giants, Packers, New Orleans, as teams that are all close, and also the up and comers are Us, Detroit, Atlanta (maybe), I see more roadblocks (top end QB's) in the NFC than the AFC right now.

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Lol u guys should see the comments on that article.. hilarious. idk why everyone is on the eagles train... wasn't everyone on that bandwagon last year and what happened? the eagles are stacked at the sexy positions, but they have absolute trash on their Oline and in their LB corps.

if vick gets injured again they are done.

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Fellas, Cam and the Panthers are getting more and more hype as the season inches closer. We no longer have to be under the radar to be successful. New regime New era and all, we are gonna be the poo for years to come and everyone will know it. Just please welcome the new fans, we need to build up our fan base.

My dream is to be close to the Cowboys and Steelers when I'm an old man one day.

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If we stay healthy I 100% believe we could win the Super Bowl next year. Last season we lost Ron Edwards, Thomas Davis, and Jon Beason to injury. Our only loss in free agency was Dan Connor who was average at best and we gained a few competitors for the FS position. We added Kuechly, Alexander and Brandon Hogan, who was injured the majority of last season but could factor in immediately. Top that with the year of experience gained by Fua, McClain, and Keiser. If our defense puts up even a halfway decent effort we should be very competitive. Our DE rotation is still my biggest concern, hopefully Johnson, Hardy, Alexander, Keiser, and Applewhite can emerge.

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Frizzy350 Apprentice

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It is all about who is playing best at the end of the year not who is the best team. Way too early to tell who is going to be playing best in December.

well the point of predicting it before the season begins is that its a prediction. I mean if your gonna go that route then it's way too early to tell until after the superbowl is over lol.

I think statistically our defense will be improved, but not much. This is going to be mostly due to the fact that the offense is going to score so often (which in turn gives the ball to the other team). I think in terms of making key 3rd down stops, not getting obliterated on runs to the outside and generating pressure on the opponents QB the defense will improve significantly on.

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well the point of predicting it before the season begins is that its a prediction. I mean if your gonna go that route then it's way too early to tell until after the superbowl is over lol.

I think statistically our defense will be improved, but not much. This is going to be mostly due to the fact that the offense is going to score so often (which in turn gives the ball to the other team). I think in terms of making key 3rd down stops, not getting obliterated on runs to the outside and generating pressure on the opponents QB the defense will improve significantly on.

Anyone who predicts who is going to win the Superbowl and really believes they will be there doesn't have a firm grip on how things work. Who predicted the Giants would win last year or that the 49ers would be in the NFC championship game. I can see predicting who will make the playoffs although that is hard to do at this point. But once teams are in the playoffs, the season starts over again.

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Anyone who predicts who is going to win the Superbowl and really believes they will be there doesn't have a firm grip on how things work. Who predicted the Giants would win last year or that the 49ers would be in the NFC championship game. I can see predicting who will make the playoffs although that is hard to do at this point. But once teams are in the playoffs, the season starts over again.

Its not meant on how things really work. Its a wild estimate. I could predict that the Raiders will win the superbowl this year and its just as valid as predicting the Packers to do it. I understand the amount of uncertainty at this point, but really there is uncertainty at every point of the year. If all predictions were accurate they wouldn't play the games.

Not trying to rag on ya but the article is about which team of a group will win a superbowl first, not who will win it this coming season, thus making it even more a shot in the dark. Its just a silly read meant to get across the point of which teams the writer thinks are on the rise and it uses a clever mechanic to draw in more readers and interest.

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