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Steelers will always be a threat to the Ravens, I don't see them repeating.
The Patriots are in a decent division, they have to deal with New York.
Texans, didn't see that one coming this year, unsure of their prospects next year, I say they win it again.
Broncos would be an obvious choice to not retaining their spot, however I don't think Chargers or Chiefs will really be all that impressive as some have suggested.
The NFC is the most interesting to look at, I think all four have a shot at a repeat and think all four will retain. NFC North will be the toughest, you have a powerhouse team (Packers) with a weak defense and two developing powerhouses with Cutler and the Bears powerful D. Packers will have to look out for the Lions, if Detroit's players can grow up some they will be a threat for the division title as well. A lot of what will happen depends on the staff changes, pick-ups, drafts, trades the Packers make and what, if anything they do with their defense. That is the obvious weak link on that team.
Oh and forgot to mention, I think the Cowboys will finally have their year, it seems like for the last few years they've almost pulled it together and then they just have those off games. The Eagles are over-rated and while I think the Redskins will surprise everybody, I don't think the Giants will perform the same.
I think the Chiefs might be a team that surprise people, just have a hunch. Texans aren't going away, they look good. 49ers still aren't a complete team if their division was stronger would not be in this discussion. I'm not on the Romo bandwagon, nor Sanchez, Vick or Ryan, everyone talks about those teams and where do they go each year??? Haven't looked at teams for FA, older players, could have an impact. Packers have 4 players with 10+ years, young team.
NFC North will be tough, Lions are right there and with Cutler back so are the Bears. A few divisions are a one team deal, not so with the NFC North.
It really is too bad where there is no competition within a division. I think Pats/Ravens will compete again, not so sure about the Steelers.
I think the Steelers and Ravens will battle to the end with Cincy making it interesting, but I think Pittsburgh will bounce back and win the division.
I dont know who will win the AFC West (heck, all the teams act like they dont want the title), but I dont think the Broncos will repeat.
Pats will repeat--that division STILL isnt ready to compete for real yet, and that includes the Soap Opera Jets...
In the NFC, I think the 49ers will repeat, they just wont win the division as easily as this year
The Packers will repeat, I dont think the Lions will be quite there yet, and I like the Packers over the Bears...plus, isnt the Bears defense beginning to get a little older?
I like the Saints chances, but I think the NFC South will be such a tough division--I wouldnt be surprised if the Falcons win the division again
In the NFC East, they havent had a repeat champion for quite some time, so I dont think the Giants will repeat. I hate to say it, but I think Dallas could win the division...I think something is still amiss with the Eagles...
Now ask me this question again in a few months and I might give you totally different answers!
I just hope to God the Ravens and Steelers suck for years to come so my Browns have a chance at doing something haha .
Well, I see the Ravens falling off before the Steelers. Some how Pittsburgh always finds a way to get it done. Now we have to worry about the Bengals too. Hopefully the Browns can turn it around, though I still say Holmgren goofed when he hired Pat Shurmur.
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