Is there a need to have a AFC postseason

[ATL96Steeler]

You are confusing "most athletic" with "most effective". He's a guy with freakish athletic skills and maddening inconsistency.

No, maybe you took my response to be sarcastic, and it wasn't.

You see the team every week...me, 4 or 5 times a yr maybe...far be it from me to tell you what your team's players are or are not.

 

[cdumler7]

No, maybe you took my response to be sarcastic, and it wasn't.

You see the team every week...me, 4 or 5 times a yr maybe...far be it from me to tell you what your team's players are or are not.

I would say before this season you would have a very solid argument for Collins having been their best defender. This year he has been pretty inconsistent and injured so I wouldn't put him at the top of the list for this season. Still when healthy he easily can be a top-10 defensive player in this league.

 

[megalodon30]

Footballoutsiders has almost a 60% that the Super Bowl winner will be New England, Seattle or Dallas.

That said, Trump is the President-elect and Golden St won no hardware last year. All it takes is one bad hit to Gronk and NE is very vulnerable.

And the Cubs are World Series champs.

 

[Brees#1]

So how did the AFC playoffs turn out?

 

[Bmurph]

When you cant make it any more difficult on NE than this year, the answer is NO!

 

[Fountain City Blues]

So how did the AFC playoffs turn out?

Wildcards were garbage and so was the AFCS winner? Probably a bit different if Tannehill and Carr are around but, oh well. Just some lucky nonsense.