Rank the divisions

[Balljim55]

Rank the divisions for 2019.

for me:
1. AFC-W
2. AFC - S
3. NFC -S
4. NFC -W
5. NFC -N
6. NFC - E
7. AFC - E
8. AFC - N

Of course I could be wrong

 

[Beengay fudgepackers]

Rank the divisions for 2019.

for me:
1. AFC-W
2. AFC - S
3. NFC -S
4. NFC -W
5. NFC -N
6. NFC - E
7. AFC - E
8. AFC - N

Of course I could be wrong

I’m going to go out on a limb and say you are wrong. That’s not much of a limb though because everybody will be wrong.

AFC-W
NFC-N
NFC-S
NFC-E
AFC-S
AFC-E
NFC-W
AFC-N

I’m expecting a pretty big drop off for the rams. I think the blueprint is out on how to stop that offense and I think mcvay is vastly overrated.

 

[Manster7588]

Let's at least wait for until Free Agency. A lot of shit can change until then.

 

[eaglesnut]

The top 4 are pretty close and a logical case could be made for any of them.

NFC East
NFC South
NFC West
NFC North
AFC West
AFC South
AFC East
AFC North

 

[Clayton]

1. AFC South. Colts and Texans finished fairly hot last year. Jags potentially have a top defense and could rebound with a healthier O and better QB. Titans as the worst team is probably the best 'worst' team in any of the divisions.

2. NFC South. Saints are likely to be a top team even if they regress a little bit. Falcons should rebound. Carolina is bipolar but if they can get anything out of Cam then they can contend. Bucs have an improvement in head coach so they might be one of the better basement teams.

3. AFC West. Mahomes! Chargers have a ton of talent but maybe overachieved a little last year. Denver underachieved but not sure how much Flacco actually improves them. Oakland is a tanking team but they have enough draft ammo to actually field a somewhat respectable tanking team.

4. AFC East. Patriots are still the best. Jets and Bills are entering year 2 with rookies so there should be improvement with 1 or both teams. Dolphins are either going to tank or try to create a shortcut into mediocrity.

5. NFC East. I like the Cowboys here, Foles leaving and Wentz being injury prone hurts the Eagles future a bit although I like the talent still, Giants and Redskins both seem stuck.

6. NFC North. 2018 Bears feel a bit like the 2017 Vikings. Talent on both teams, though. Lions are kinda stuck with Stafford and Packers might be stuck with an old guy.

7. AFC North. Ravens finished strong last year but not sure how long Jackson will be a factor, Steelers seem like they are imploding but maybe still relevant, Browns should be a playoff contender next year, Bengals could be okay but maybe they need to rebuild.

8. NFC West. Rams might take a small step back, Seattle might actually, too, Niners could end up being solid with QB and #2 pick but mostly an unknown, Arizona is still a year away from anything. Lots of unknowns in this division.

 

[dtgold88]

1. AFC West
2. NFC South - but this division is so tough to predict year to year
3. NFC North - I see one more solid year for GB/Rodgers
4. AFC North
5. AFC South
6. NFC North
7. AFC East
8. NFC West

 

[Southieinnc]

1. AFC-E
2. AFC - S
3. NFC -S
4. AFC-N
5. NFC -N
6. NFC - E
7. AFC - W
8. NFC -W


Patriots won the Superbowl - that makes the AFC-E the top division.....
Arizona had the worst record - that makes the NFC-W the worst division.

 

[tducey]

1. AFC West
2. NFC North
3. AFC North
4. NFC South
5. NFC East
6. AFC South
7. NFC West
8. AFC East