Which 6 playoff teams won't be back next year?

[bLACKpANTHER]

AFC:

Ravens

Texans

Bengals

NFC:

Skins

Falcons

Vikings

[MadHatter]

Colts are pretty bad who fluked with an awful schedule and a sick head coach. They won't be back.

The Bengals won't be back a long with the Vikings, Texans, and the Redskins.

Did you even read what you typed before you submitted?

So the Colts and the Texans will miss? Who will win the AFC South?....Jags and Titans suck.

LOL

[SauceBoss]

Shock pick? Chowda Paaaaants Patriots

[ctrcat]

Colts were absolute smoke and mirrors this year (out scored by 30 net points on the year and luck the only starting QB in nfl history to be less than 50% for 5 straight games), but the only problem is they will still get the jaguarsx2 and the titansx2 next year.

[rayzor]

lol so who's gonna win the afc south next year? The jags?

there's really only a couple teams capable of really standing out in the AFC. it's full of suck.

[TANTRIC-NINJA]

49ers? There is no QB controversy...you get tired of hiding a limited QB who expects to get a huge payday.. Starting Alex Smith had the Wrs of the niners spooked. Benching Alex Smith should not spook anyone.

Colts, Bengals, Redskins, Vikes all seem like great candidates to fall off

[OnlyPantherFaninMaine]

To be honest I think the Falcons' window is closing.

Gonzalez might retire after this year.

Abraham is another year older...as is Asante Samuel.

Michael Turner is done and Rodgers doesn't seem like a viable replacement to carry the load.

Roddy White is getting older; luckily they have Julio.

They are weak on both the offensive and defensive lines and their core is getting up there in age.

If they go one and done yet again and Mike Smith is fired...they won't be back in the playoffs next year.

[R0CKnR0LLA]

colts

bengals

ravens

redskins

vikings

falcons

[Goondal]

AFC

Indianapolis (replaced with New York)

Baltimore (Pittsburgh)

I want to add Cincinnati but I with no viable replacement I think they make it by default

NFC

Washington (New York)

Minnesota (Chicago)

Atlanta (New Orleans)