Denver Broncos
I'd hate to say it, but the Broncos are still just an average team to me. It has been a great start though, any time you can start out 4-0 is great, but have they really played a solid team yet? They won with the miracle play against the Bengals, beat two suck ass teams, and then beat a so-so Cowboys team. Lets face it the Cowboys are overrated every year and this year is no different. If anything the Broncos may have proven they are above the other average teams in the league, and in the AFC West, that might be good enough to win the division.
Texans don't have a defense. I still doubt if they can make the playoffs. Colts have played surprisingly well and Peyton has just been on fire. If Bob Sanders ever makes it back and Freeney can get back to 100% then they will be that much better. Also, Gonzo is still out with his injury, I think he will be back after the bye week.
lol the Pats are not that good this year i agree the Colts aren't really a superbowl contender their very inexperienced but the Giants are their the most complete team in the league best defense, good running attack and improved passing attack and then Vikings, Eagles, and 49ers are right behind them if Crabtree lives up to the hype and gives Hill a deep threat they could be a superbowl contender.
i never said the Colts were good but why do you think the Giants are bad? they have maybe the best defense in the league, great Aeriel attack and great running attack. and 49ers are great defense is for real and Hills a good quarterback just doesnt have options and that will change with Crabtree.
the best o-line in the league. did you forget the vikings. anyway they are good. they defense couldnt even shut down a sorry redskins offense. dallas scored 31 on them. they did manage to shut out the bucs which their suppose to do. they beat kansas. but not like they should. right now they rank 20 in run defense. which is bad. but first in pass defense. which is only base of four games. i just dont see how can you consider them elite or super bowl contenders. if anything its their offense thats helping them get by. but you cant win with just offense.
no Vikings line hass a good left side and bad right side while Giants are solid all the way. and Cowboys have a great offense best rushing attack in the league and at the time one of the best passing attacks you cant blame them for scoring like that even though Romo had interceptions he still got 2 touchdowns and moved the ball. clearly a top 20 defense.
Steelers are still going to be tough to beat in the playoffs. They just Palamolu to get healthy quick. They still have pretty much the same team that won the super bowl last season.
The Patriots are going to be scary on offense once Brady gets some rhythm going with his WRs. He may be a little scared still about his knee but he will get over that fear as time goes by. The Problem with New England is their defense. Granted their defense has been ok so far but I don't think it will stay that way. Mayo is out with Injury. Seymour was traded. Bruschi retired. All of sudden their defensive line & linebackers are average to slightly below average.
The Vikings are solid all around. Only weakness in my opinion is their secondary can be exposed if they are playing against a good QB especially if they can't get a good pass rush going.
Giants are strong. I hate the Giants but I don't see many teams that can beat them especially if they get home field advantage in the playoffs.
cross that take a look at that schedule.
http://www.nfl.com/teams/schedule?team=NYG
still gonna win 12-13 games.
Well, it is safe to say the Broncos will make the playoffs. 5-0 now, with two games left against the Chiefs, one more game against the Raiders, a game against the Skins. That would be 9 wins, with a good chance of winning about 2 remaining games out of 2 games against the Chargers, at the Ravens, vs the Steelers, at the Colts and at the Eagles.
The AFC is pretty wide open. Ravens have looked great at times, the Bengals could be 5-0 if not for a fluke play, Colts are playing, and the Jets have looked good. Can't count out the Steelers or Patriots either.
There isn’t much debate over which team had the best offseason. It’s almost unanimously regarded as the Lakers, who acquired Steve Nash and Dwight Howard while only giving up draft picks, Andrew Bynum, Josh McRoberts, and Christian Eyenga.
The Miami HEAT is continuing to fill out their training camp roster, recently adding Terrel Harris and Robert Dozier. Harris played 22 games with the HEAT last season, while Dozier was a second-round pick of theirs in 2009. Both deals are non-guaranteed.
The Central Division is tough to call this season, with Cleveland, Detroit and Milwaukee looking pretty close on paper. The Cavaliers, though, seem to have the most potential of the three. Sure, Dion Waiters was a pick out of left field, but even if his poor summer league performance was a sign of things to come, the Cavaliers look to be a team on the rise.
My Denver Broncos look great... I've been a great fan for the team since the John Elway era and it has been a rollercoaster ride... The Broncos are looking good and I think they benefited from the Gay Cutler drama... They have an average QB in Kyle Orton but they have been to a good start... 4-0... In the upcoming game, I hope Josh McDaniels don't show any signs of weakness such as respect to get in the way of winning against his former team, the New England Patriots...