Which divisional champions will/won't repeat next year?

[mco65]

I think teh entire AFC will struggle to repeat as Div champs..
From teh NFC, i think the Giants and 49ers will struggle to repeat..

[mike0421]

I am thinking the Texans will be a pre-season trend pick to go to the Super Bowl. I see them sort of like the Giants in 1985, or the Bears in 1984, one year away from domination. Beyond that:

Ravens win AFC North again.
Packers win NFC North again.

The other divisions are up in the air, and I do think any one of the remaining division winners are vulnerable to be overtaken.

[annie_himself]

Texans clinch AFC south, Saints win SB.

[susancruzs]

Saints come to Lambeau again this year, what is up with that, Packers opened against the Saints in 2011, I thought it would be an away game!

[gobucks86]

Originally Posted by no1brownsfan

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.

Ugh, no kidding. Still boggles my mind. I hope he proves me wrong, but I am not confident in the choice. I figured Holmgren would use the reputation of his name to persuade a big named coach to come in, but no, he wanted to take a chance on someone....something the Browns have done since returning in 1999 and have failed with. Hell, I think Mangini deserved another year personally.

[no1brownsfan]

Originally Posted by gobucks86

Ugh, no kidding. Still boggles my mind. I hope he proves me wrong, but I am not confident in the choice. I figured Holmgren would use the reputation of his name to persuade a big named coach to come in, but no, he wanted to take a chance on someone....something the Browns have done since returning in 1999 and have failed with. Hell, I think Mangini deserved another year personally.

Me too. I was against the firing of Mangini.