Teams to Watch in 2049

[Dean-Atlanta]

1. The ENTIRE AFC East

Miami - Mitch is on vacation in Mexico with his GF and his team wins a 3rd Super Bowl over Chicago. Mitch as a system in place that wins games. That continue in 2049.

San Diego - Return to Sd will bring new energy to Steve's Chargers. Expect a winning season.

New England - Season 2 of the Will Levin s era will bring incremental improvement. Moxs has come close and can make a post-season appearance.

Jacskonville - Matt's Jags keep impr\oving, and could be a playoff team.

The AFC East can't send all 4 to the playoffs, so odds are 1-2 of them miss out.

Expect CIN and PIT to compete for the division. LVR and DEN will be good teams, but can they break in with the top 2 teams in their division or complete with AFC East teams for wildcard spots? This will be tough.

Baltinore has a new coach and would really prove soimething if he can win games against the other 8 AFC coaches.

Washington in the NFC East has won the division EVERY season since that last time James' Detroit team went 10-6 to win it while Wash was 9-7.

The other three teams in the division, ATL NY PHI ALL allowed 400+ points scored on their defense last season, which will not win the division over Wash. ATL played pretty good offense and that was enough to win 7 games. Can any of these three teams challenge the Redskins?

Chicago lost the Super Bowl by ONE point. Thbey will do everything they can to get back there.

MIN GB and SF will all be fighting to win enough games to get ointo the post-season tournament. Detroit, having moved from Seattle, hopes the change will bring success.

What does everyone else think? Feel free to add your own commentary, trash talk, analysis, or other content below.

[James-Eagles]

AFC-Miami, San Diego, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati

NFC- Washington, Chicago, Minnesota and Atlanta

[Mitch-Dolphins]

AFC
Tier A
Miami, Pittsburgh, San Diego
Tier B
Cincinnati, Denver
Tier C
Las Vegas, New England, Jacksonville, Baltimore

NFC
Tier A
Chicago, Minnesota, Washington
Tier B
San Francisco, Green Bay
Tier C
Philadelphia, New York, Atlanta, Seattle