Toughest division in the NFL?

[VikingsAD28]

Which division is the toughest in the NFL?

 

[Stomp]

I'm going to say AFC North Steelers, Bengals, and Ravens all have playoff caliber teams and i think the Browns could be very competitive if they get any sort of stability at the QB position.

 

[ckhokie]

I'm going to say AFC North Steelers, Bengals, and Ravens all have playoff caliber teams and i think the Browns could be very competitive if they get any sort of stability at the QB position.

3 playoff teams and a team that isn't a walk-over

 

[Fountain City Blues]

SF has dropped off so much, that along with the continuing questions about the Rams offense, and I think the AFCN or AFCW are probably the best answers here. 3 solid teams in each division. Can probably nitpick between the two divisions based on their SOS's last year, but either division is a good answer, imo.

 

[NinerSickness]

I was going to say NFC west by a mile before the 49ers lost their best player to an ACL (Alcohol-Crash Lifestyle), but the west may now have its door mat.

 

[broncosmitty]

AFC East for me.

If the Jets don't start Geno all four could be playoff caliber teams.

 

[SteelersPride]

how does the afc west have two votes..........

jets alone drop the afc east, and the phins need to prove something

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

Gotta go AFC North on this one. NFC North is a close 2nd but we need to see exactly what the loss of Suh will do to the Lions and whether the Vikes are for real.

Amazing how it was the NFC West in by a mile last year, but the implosion for the 9ers, continued lol drafting by the Rams, and an aging Palmer with no QB solution as a successor derails it. Hawks are still up there, but that's 1/4.

 

[Tgann69]

how does the afc west have two votes..........

jets alone drop the afc east, and the phins need to prove something

This is easy.

AFCN

 

[Tech_God]

Gotta go AFC North on this one. NFC North is a close 2nd but we need to see exactly what the loss of Suh will do to the Lions and whether the Vikes are for real.

Amazing how it was the NFC West in by a mile last year, but the implosion for the 9ers, continued lol drafting by the Rams, and an aging Palmer with no QB solution as a successor derails it. Hawks are still up there, but that's 1/4.

Unfortunately, a correct assessment. However, I really like the Seahawks chances to win the NFC West this season.

 

[Hbomb]

NFC East all time but voted AFC North for this year.

 

[SteelersPride]

NFC East all time but voted AFC North for this year.

the thread says "this year"

 

[NEPatsfan]

the thread says "this year"

Come on man, can't you at least let him have that, after suffering for so many years with such a crappy owner.

 

[SteelersPride]

Come on man, can't you at least let him have that, after suffering for so many years with such a crappy owner.

good point. GOOOOOOO RG2

 

[Hbomb]

the thread says "this year"

Ergo my vote.

But since this year hasn't happened yet I voted on spec.

Pretty sure Stillers will hold up their end.

 

[Hbomb]

Come on man, can't you at least let him have that, after suffering for so many years with such a crappy owner.

Well done.

 

[NEPatsfan]

Well done.

Thank you kind sir.


And I do actually think it has more to do with the Skins woes than anything.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

I believe the NFCW and AFCN are toss ups between toughest divisions. Both divisions have 2 top tier contenders for a SB run, Cinncy and the Rams play teams very tough even though records (Rams) don't always show it and San Fran/Cleveland will battle till the end.

 

[bksballer89]

I went with AFC north. There is really no debate unless St. Louis replaces SF out West and become a 9 or 10 win team to compete with Seattle and Arizona

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

good point. GOOOOOOO RG2

RG2? Are we already downgrading Griffin's Madden injury rating from a 3 to a 2? Jeez man.