The American Football Conference is pretty predictbble when it comes to the strong teams. \u00a0The New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos own the top slots in their respective divisions with the Ravens and the Colts not too far behind.<\/p>\n
But the 2014 season is shaping up a little bit differently than years past. \u00a0Although tied for first in the AFC East, Tom Brady and the Pats just don’t look like the teams we remember in the mid to late 2000s. \u00a0Following a devastating loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City, coach Belichick dodged questions about the low-octane offense and said they were focusing on the 3-0 Bengals. \u00a0But the East is wide open and we expect the Patriots to make a run.<\/p>\n
Peyton Manning\u00a0had a banner year in 2013 leading the league with 55 touchdown passes. \u00a0But it’s not such a hot start in 2014 following the devastating Super Bowl loss to Seattle. \u00a0The Broncos had an early week 4 bye and look to set things straight in Arizona as they take on the 3-0 Cardinals.<\/p>\n
We like the Texans to stay competitive in the South and really need to concern themselves with the Colts. \u00a0We think 11 wins will be plenty in the South to win the division. \u00a0The Colts will keep things interesting and will end up with Wild Card birth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The American Football Conference is pretty predictbble when it comes to the strong teams. \u00a0The New England Patriots and the Denver Broncos own the top slots in their respective divisions with the Ravens and the Colts not too far behind. … Continue Reading