5 in 5 out

rmilia1 · Jun 19, 2019

Season is approaching . Training camp getting close . You know the drill . Every new season averages about 5 new teams in the playoffs . Who's your 5 in this year and who are they replacing ??

Fountain City Blues · Jun 19, 2019

rmilia1 said:
Season is approaching . Training camp getting close . You know the drill . Every new season averages about 5 new teams in the playoffs . Who's your 5 in this year and who are they replacing ??

If you forced me to pick 5

Out:

Ravens
Cowboys
Texans
Saints
Seahawks

In:

Browns
Vikings
Jets (!)
Falcons
Packers

rmilia1 · Jun 19, 2019

There is A Moose at 3rd said:
If you forced me to pick 5

Out:

Ravens
Cowboys
Texans
Saints
Seahawks

In:

Browns
Vikings
Jets (!)
Falcons
Packers

3 teams from the NFC North ?? Ballsy

PhilSimms11 · Jun 19, 2019

AFC
In: Broncos, Steelers
Out: Ravens, Texans

NFC
In: Falcons, Packers, Vikings
Out: Bears, Cowboys, Rams

dbldwn711 · Jun 20, 2019

PhilSimms11 said:
AFC
In: Broncos, Steelers
Out: Ravens, Texans

NFC
In: Falcons, Packers, Vikings
Out: Bears, Cowboys, Rams

Steelers... that’s the best one. I keep forgetting they missed the playoffs last year. Won’t happen again. I agree they replace th3 Ravens.

Across The Field · Jun 20, 2019

OUT:
Baltimore - Get ready for reality, Ravens fans. Feel free to bring this up if I'm wrong, but by year's end, teams will have figured out Lamar.

Seattle - Just too many personnel losses, not sure that their defense can carry them any further. Still an elite QB, but no elite weapons around him.

LA Rams - I think the loss of Gurley, at least from what he was last year, is going to take a toll. They've also got a daunting schedule, at least it would appear.

Philadelphia - This is based on no more Foles and the likelihood of Wentz missing time. People forget that Philly was only 9-7 last year, and they needed a 3-game winning streak with Foles to end the year to even make the playoffs.

Houston - Like the Rams, they have a brutal schedule, and outside of Hopkins they have so much uncertainty at nearly every skill position. Their very sub-par OL is also something to consider.

IN:
Cleveland - Just so much talent on both sides of the ball, and Kitchens proved to have the ability to get the most from the offense last year once Haley/Hue were fired.

Pittsburgh - No more drama with Brown and Bell, plus some solid additions on defense, should see them get back to the playoffs after narrowly missing last year.

Washington - People forget that this was a 6-3 team sitting comfortably in 1st place in the NFCE last year when Alex Smith went down, and they have a pretty easy stretch in the middle of the schedule, facing 9 non-playoff teams out of 10 games starting week 4.

Minnesota - Very talented team, and Cousins will be more comfortable in his 2nd year. They narrowly missed the playoffs last year, but it won't happen again.

Carolina - Like Washington, this was a team sitting nicely last year before injuries hit. They were 6-2 at one point, with wins over Dallas, Philly, and Baltimore under their belt before Halloween. They bounce back.

PhilSimms11 · Jun 20, 2019

Across The Field said:
OUT:
Baltimore - Get ready for reality, Ravens fans. Feel free to bring this up if I'm wrong, but by year's end, teams will have figured out Lamar.

Seattle - Just too many personnel losses, not sure that their defense can carry them any further. Still an elite QB, but no elite weapons around him.

LA Rams - I think the loss of Gurley, at least from what he was last year, is going to take a toll. They've also got a daunting schedule, at least it would appear.

Philadelphia - This is based on no more Foles and the likelihood of Wentz missing time. People forget that Philly was only 9-7 last year, and they needed a 3-game winning streak with Foles to end the year to even make the playoffs.

Houston - Like the Rams, they have a brutal schedule, and outside of Hopkins they have so much uncertainty at nearly every skill position. Their very sub-par OL is also something to consider.

IN:
Cleveland - Just so much talent on both sides of the ball, and Kitchens proved to have the ability to get the most from the offense last year once Haley/Hue were fired.

Pittsburgh - No more drama with Brown and Bell, plus some solid additions on defense, should see them get back to the playoffs after narrowly missing last year.

Washington - People forget that this was a 6-3 team sitting comfortably in 1st place in the NFCE last year when Alex Smith went down, and they have a pretty easy stretch in the middle of the schedule, facing 9 non-playoff teams out of 10 games starting week 4.

Minnesota - Very talented team, and Cousins will be more comfortable in his 2nd year. They narrowly missed the playoffs last year, but it won't happen again.

Carolina - Like Washington, this was a team sitting nicely last year before injuries hit. They were 6-2 at one point, with wins over Dallas, Philly, and Baltimore under their belt before Halloween. They bounce back.

By having the LA Rams and Seattle both out that means either Arizona or San Fran will win the NFC West. You don't have either one on your IN list.

Across The Field · Jun 20, 2019

PhilSimms11 said:
By having the LA Rams and Seattle both out that means either Arizona or San Fran will win the NFC West. You don't have either one on your IN list.

Shit, total brainfart on my part. Thanks for pointing that out. I'll have the Rams in the playoffs, and Washington out. Replace with:

IN:
Tennessee - They've made some major strides to strengthen the WR group. Adding Adam Humphries and AJ Brown to Corey Davis, as well as Derrick Henry, will push this offense to match the strong defense and hit the wild card.

OUT:
LA Chargers - Father time is undefeated, and Phillip Rivers is not immune. He's been the model of consistency, but they had the ball bounce their way with several close wins last year. Both Denver and Oakland improve, they go 2-4 in the division, and narrowly miss out.

rmilia1 · Jun 20, 2019

I'm going

Out

Houston
Baltimore
Philly
Seattle
New Orleans

In

Cleveland
Buffalo
Atlanta
Minnesota
San Fran

Across The Field · Jun 20, 2019

rmilia1 said:
I'm going

Out

Houston
Baltimore
Philly
Seattle
New Orleans

In

Cleveland
Buffalo
Atlanta
Minnesota
San Fran

Very bold

rmilia1 · Jun 20, 2019

Across The Field said:
Very bold

I really like what they did in the off-season . I was torn between them and the Jags

Across The Field · Jun 20, 2019

rmilia1 said:
I really like what they did in the off-season . I was torn between them and the Jags

If they miss the playoffs, it won't be because of the defense. Grabbing Ed Oliver was awesome and they already have some nice pieces. If Allen is still tossing more picks than TDs, it's gonna be really difficult though.

DallasSucks · Jun 20, 2019

Out:

Ravens
Texans
Saints
Rams
Chargers

In

Browns
Buccaneers
Steelers
Raiders
Titans

eaglesnut · Jun 20, 2019

In Panthers out cowboys
In Vikings out saints
In Falcons out rams
In Bengals out ravens
In Jaguars out texans

PhilSimms11 · Jun 20, 2019

There were 7 new playoff teams last season. That is why we watch, discuss, and enjoy.

SteelersPride · Jun 20, 2019

rmilia1 said:
I'm going

Out

Houston
Baltimore
Philly
Seattle
New Orleans

In

Cleveland
Buffalo
Atlanta
Minnesota
San Fran

Buffalo? I gotta hear the rationale? Is it the wildly accurate qb? The aging rb’s, the motley crew wr core they put together

rmilia1 · Jun 20, 2019

SteelersPride said:
Buffalo? I gotta hear the rationale? Is it the wildly accurate qb? The aging rb’s, the motley crew wr core they put together

I really like the D and yes the wideouts aren't great but still an upgrade . If Allen plays even mediocre I think they can get to 9-7 or so especially given how bad Miami is going to be .

SteelersPride · Jun 20, 2019

rmilia1 said:
I really like the D and yes the wideouts aren't great but still an upgrade . If Allen plays even mediocre I think they can get to 9-7 or so especially given how bad Miami is going to be .

Ballsy

Judge Fudge · Jun 20, 2019

In:

Cleveland
Jacksonville
Giants
Falcons
Vikings

Out

Bears
Ravens
Cowboys
Chargers
Eagles

molsaniceman · Jun 20, 2019

going by vegas odds
in
browns
packers
vikings
steelers
niners

out
bears
cowboys
ravens
texans
seahawks

let the season begin :suds:

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