NFC North
Minnesota
Vikings (12-4)
I think the Vikings made the perfect move by letting
Case Keenum go and by signing Kirk Cousins because while the Vikings were a
damn good team last year, I think they are now even better! Kirk Cousins has
proven he is a reliable quarterback with his time in Washington and now that he
has signed with the Vikings he has quite a few weapons to work with on offense.
The Vikings have a solid receiving core and Dalvin Cook is back from injury and
ready to pick up right where he left off last season in the backfield. The
Vikings defense is one of the best in the league and that will be a huge
incentive for Cousins and the offense. I believe the Vikings will build off of
what they did last season and continue to dominate again into this season.
Green Bay
Packers (9-7)
The Packers continue to run through one player and one
player only, Aaron Rodgers. Don’t get me wrong he is a great quarterback, but
it’s been proven that he cannot win it all unless you get him some help. The receivers
are mediocre, the running game is mediocre, and the offensive line is straight
up garbage! The Packers will be lucky if he is able to avoid injury since the
entire offense will run through him. The defense is old and has been shit for
years now so there will be no help from them either. Good luck Aaron Rodgers
this should be a fun season for you!
Chicago
Bears (6-10)
I’m looking over the Bears roster and they should be
lucky that I’m even giving them six wins on the season. It feels like the Bears
have been rebuilding their team for the past 10 years and I don’t think things
are going to get any better this year.
Detroit
Lions (3-13)
I hope the Lions fans enjoyed those three seasons they
were kind of competitive because that shit is over! It’s back to the dumpster
for the Lions!
AFC North
Pittsburgh
Steelers (13-3)
I expect the Steelers to be one of the best teams in
the league this season. They have two of the most talented players in the
league with Antonio Brown and LeVeon Bell, either of one of them can take over
a game at any time. You can’t forget about Ben Roethlisberger who has already
led the Steelers to two Super Bowls in the past and has always been one of the
most solid quarterbacks in the league. Offense is not an issue for the
Steelers, it’s their defense that is the issue. The Steelers used to be known
for their amazing defense, but over the past couple of seasons they have been
fairly mediocre on the defensive side of the ball. They really didn’t do much
to improve that over the offseason so it should be interesting to see how that
goes. Although, I still think the Steelers will dominate even with a mediocre
defense because in the end they will be tough to keep up with on offense.
Cincinnati
Bengals (9-7)
The Bengals have always been consistent with one thing
and that is being mediocre. They actually have quite a few really good players,
but for some reason they have never been able to capitalize on that. Until the
Bengals go out onto the field and prove they can actually compete with the big
boys I can’t take them seriously.
Baltimore
Ravens (5-11)
The Ravens seem to get older and more mediocre every
passing season. It feels like they haven’t signed any noteworthy players since
God knows when and it seems they still think Terrell Suggs is going to carry
this defense like he used to. Unfortunately for them Suggs is a shell of
himself, every time he gets healthy he gets injured all over again. The dude is
a beast and I’ve always respected him as a football player, but it may be time
for him to hang it up. The Ravens offense is just atrocious Joe Flacco has no
one to throw to, no one to hand off the ball to, and I really question whether
or not his offensive line will leave him standing upright? Overall the Ravens
are going to be a sorry ass team this year!
Cleveland
Browns (2-14)
For some odd reason the media is over hyping the
Browns up like there is something going on here. Until the Browns win some
games…they ain’t shit!
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