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SteelersPride
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Pick up to two.
Top 5 teams drafting.
Call me crazy.
Bengals, giants
Top 5 teams drafting.
Call me crazy.
Bengals, giants
Pick up to two.
Top 5 teams drafting.
Call me crazy.
Bengals, giants
Seriously i was looking at the division. Say what you want about how bad the bengals were, they still arent gonna be super but they take a big leap this year, the browns SHOULD, AGAIN, be a very very very good team. Steelers are the steelers, ravens are the ravens. I dont see a division in football that SHOULD be better......Agreed - But one thing about the Bengals - in the AFCN - man that is going to be a crazy hard division. You still have Pitt, B-more had a hell of a draft and of course made the playoffs last year. If the Bengals can get some improvement in the OL (they get back a 1st rounder, and after changing schemes last year, was right in the middle per PFF 15-20th for the 2nd half of the season). Defense has been completely 100% overhauled and looks solid...This division is going to be really, really interested, and then if Cleveland can get out of its own way -....
i agree, and that crossed my mind, but i dont think NE falls off, brady was not good last year....and they clearly are high on stidham....he had a year to learn behind the GOAT, if hes merely a top 20-22 QB, they dont fall off IMHOIronically, if you just look at the divisions - The Dolphins would seem to have the easiest path now that TB is no longer in N.E. Not writing off N.E. yet, but that division is probably the most wide open in the NFL? All the other teams have at least 1, if not 2, teams that could easily place ahead of them.
I think stafford still has years left. Ppl talk about waisting rodgers. How about stafford. Hes a very good qb, and slings that ball, Yeah he had Calvin. But NOTHING else....such a waster first overall pick with talent...Ohh..who makes it FIRST
My guess, still the Bengals.
It all depends on QB's for all these teams other than the Lions and the Lions might have to find one soon.
If AJ is remotely healthy, you are looking at Boyd, AJ, and Higgins all lined up - and you have two 6'4" WR's that can get it, and another in Boyd who creates mismatches over the middle. Not to mention Ross - if he can stay healthy and hold onto a ball...If the OL can improve and buy Burrow time - that's going to be really fun to watch.I mean just in cincy.....
they add burrow
They add higgins
They still have boyd
They still have mixon
They still have an emerging john ross
IMHO aj green is not AJ green any more, older, injured, hasnt played football.....but they dont need him with those weapons
They get their first round lineman from last year back, they add line help...The O should be pretty good.....
The d needs some work....
IMHO aj green is not AJ green any more, older, injured, hasnt played football.....but they dont need him with those weapons
bro, come on, towards the end there wasnt. There was rumors he was good to start the year, then it got bumped back, and back and back. Yeah towards the end he didnt wanna play...but lets not pretend that an aging wr, with continued leg injuries, who hasnt played is just rip , roaring, and back to his 28 year old self.This is just all sorts of wrong. It wasn't no real incentive for him to play last season. He's still the best receiver in that division by a few steps.
how so? The bengals added alot as well, they all did.Dolphins.
They are putting it together in a hurry.