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"Certainly" is a strong word, but I'd put money on:
1.) New England Patriots
2.) Indianapolis Colts
3.) Chicago Bears
4.) Seattle Seahawks
I think that (1) and (2) are very strong teams and (3) and (4) have the benefit of poor divisions.
I'm hard pressed to name a fifth because I think that both San Diego and Denver have down-side risks (not least, the presence of the othe in the division) I wouldn't be shocked if either won the Superbowl but wouldn't like to make either a lock for the play-offs. Tossing a coin (and remembering Norv Turner's career as a head coach) I'll say:
5.) Denver Broncos
Certainly WILL NOT
1.) Oakland Raiders
2.) Detroit Lions
3.) Houston Texans
4.) Miami Dolphins
5.) Buffalo Bills
This list is the same thing in symmetry: (1) and (2) are lousy teams; (3), (4) and (5) are in VERY tough divisions (I've got to be optimistic about the Patriots and I don't think that the Jets will go backwards, provided Pennington stays healthy).
1.) New England Patriots
2.) Indianapolis Colts
3.) Chicago Bears
4.) Seattle Seahawks
I think that (1) and (2) are very strong teams and (3) and (4) have the benefit of poor divisions.
I'm hard pressed to name a fifth because I think that both San Diego and Denver have down-side risks (not least, the presence of the othe in the division) I wouldn't be shocked if either won the Superbowl but wouldn't like to make either a lock for the play-offs. Tossing a coin (and remembering Norv Turner's career as a head coach) I'll say:
5.) Denver Broncos
Certainly WILL NOT
1.) Oakland Raiders
2.) Detroit Lions
3.) Houston Texans
4.) Miami Dolphins
5.) Buffalo Bills
This list is the same thing in symmetry: (1) and (2) are lousy teams; (3), (4) and (5) are in VERY tough divisions (I've got to be optimistic about the Patriots and I don't think that the Jets will go backwards, provided Pennington stays healthy).