Post by theultimatekcchiefsfan on Jul 23, 2005 2:57:40 GMT -5
This is utterly rediculous......................
USAToday: It's never too early to predict how divisions
www.usatoday.com/sports/foot...0-colston_x.htm
I'll just post the AFC West. The rest of the divisions are on the link above.
Quote:AFC West
Can San Diego do it again? The Chargers return pretty much intact, and they added two big-time defensive players in rookies Shawne Merriman and Luis Castillo. What's interesting is that they went 12-4 last year and their best player, LaDainian Tomlinson, was bothered with a sore groin for all but the first month.
Oakland is going to be a blast to watch, and I can't imagine a more perfect fit than Randy Moss in silver and black. The shoddy defense ensures there will be a lot of shootouts this season, which is good for TV.
There are too many ex-Browns in Denver for me to get excited about the Broncos. One thing they need to work on is field position; The Denver Post pointed out that the Broncos began 48 drives inside their 20 — 15 more than their opponents. Kansas City finally woke up and tried to address its defensive woes, but now the offense is getting creakily old.
•Predicted order: San Diego, Oakland, Denver, Kansas City.
USAToday: It's never too early to predict how divisions
www.usatoday.com/sports/foot...0-colston_x.htm
I'll just post the AFC West. The rest of the divisions are on the link above.
Quote:AFC West
Can San Diego do it again? The Chargers return pretty much intact, and they added two big-time defensive players in rookies Shawne Merriman and Luis Castillo. What's interesting is that they went 12-4 last year and their best player, LaDainian Tomlinson, was bothered with a sore groin for all but the first month.
Oakland is going to be a blast to watch, and I can't imagine a more perfect fit than Randy Moss in silver and black. The shoddy defense ensures there will be a lot of shootouts this season, which is good for TV.
There are too many ex-Browns in Denver for me to get excited about the Broncos. One thing they need to work on is field position; The Denver Post pointed out that the Broncos began 48 drives inside their 20 — 15 more than their opponents. Kansas City finally woke up and tried to address its defensive woes, but now the offense is getting creakily old.
•Predicted order: San Diego, Oakland, Denver, Kansas City.
