. . . same old teams!
I mean, just "wow." Talk about not stretching oneself. At least they didn't say the Broncos. What's up with the Steelers prediction? How about the Ravens? O.k. here's my surprise teams . . .
San Diego; well, honestly, I don't think they'll win the superbowl. Still not to sure about the teams depth. As the injuries pile on, will they continue to be a force? A force? I live in San Diego, and I've heard all kinds of things about this team. Of course, all teams think they've done good things. Gordon for one will not be a bust, as of this year. They like their fb and te they drafted. I'm hearing good things about that secondary.
The Bengals are still a force. And by the NFL.com link above, a team no one expects to win it all.
Cleveland. Griffin Jr is back; he's got all kinds of weapons; the D should surprise a few. I remember during the draft, the Browns and Patriots had the most draft picks. I thought they wasted a lot of draft picks. I actually posted a statement to that affect. Maybe a month later or so, I started looking their draft picks up, one by one, and found lots of interesting players. The Browns kept all their draft picks on the roster. That makes for a very inexperienced team, actually. Still, they're more talented than some might think.
Tennessee. You think the Bucs . . . or, how about the Cowboys . . . have a rungame; look out for this team. Assuming Mariots stays healthy, this team can get to the playoffs.
Minnesota? I put a question mark. How fast does Bradford learn the playbook; will they still be in contention. The Packers will probably get to the playoffs as the experts think.
Finally, the Buccaneers. Any Bucs fan knows this team is cocked and loaded. I'm not going to reiterate what every PewterReport board poster knows about the Bucs.
