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[The Red Jaguars]

I think the Colts are really overrated, more so than the Bengals. They are a team that benefits from playing in a really weak division. They are one of those teams that can take any team down to the wire, but need dumb luck to win. They are a good team, but they are definitely not ones that I would be afraid to face. Teams like Green Bay, New England, New Orleans, Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and San Diego are teams that I would hate to play. I am afraid of Pittsburgh even more than the Colts.

But yeah, the Bengals are no prize themselves either. They haven't won a playoff game since 1990 (the year I was born. ) So they need to get the playoff monkey off their back before anyone can take them serious. But at the same time, I think they are a legit team that will make it to the playoffs again. But it won't be easy with my Ravens and PP319's Steelers this year. Like the Colts, they are a team I am not afraid to face.

[AimYourBrent]

The Colts were the only team to beat the Broncos, Patriots, and Seahawks last year. They're pretty for real. Don't sleep on them.

[The Red Jaguars]

And they beat the Chiefs in a thriller too during the playoffs. They will definitely make it to the playoffs again this year, and probably will get far too. But they don't come off as a team to be scared of and that could be beaten any given Sunday.

What team do you guys have to be the surprise team this year? Last year it was the Chiefs who went from one of the worst records and started off with one of the best ones. The Panthers were a pretty big surprise too when they won their division. Hell, the Cardinals going 10-6 in a tough division was also really surprising.

This year, I have a feeling the Dolphins are going to be a surprise team. They are definitely getting something together. I hope they give New England a run for their money. I am thinking the Bucs might be a little surprising too.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

I was just about to mention that the Colts beat Denver, Seattle, San Francisco, and Kansas City (twice), but then again they also lost to St. Louis, Arizona, & Miami.


And TSM, you may not like me anymore but...



Enjoy Toronto at the end of the decade!


Oh, and my surprise team is the Rams. They have a really good D, and they may sneak in as a wild card. Yes, the Rams. Now everyone shut up in Cleveland because they will be last again, and the apocalypse will happen if Dumbassville Jacksonville makes the playoffs this year.

[The Red Jaguars]

Wide Right! That is how the Bills lost their first SB game. 

It's hard to believe how great the Bills were though. Four straight SBs? And no wins? They must be the most unfortunate team in the NFL. Either that, or the Browns losing their team to Baltimore and getting an even more suckier team as a replacement.

The Rams are a good choice too. I actually have more confident in them over Miami to be a surprise team. And I am with you about the Brownies. I am not going to fall for the hype for that garbage team until they can prove that they can win more than 5 games a year.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

The Browns will win more than 5 games this year.... 6-10 record, 4th in AFC North

[GreenMonkeys#1]

The first missed extra point 33 yards out. If you don't like this rule and it gets implemented, you may have a a grudge against..... the Panthers (?)

[GreenMonkeys#1]

Saints added to that list as well

[AimYourBrent]

My surprise team if I had to pick one would probably be my Lions. I don't wanna be that guy. But I do truly believe it. If we're ever gonna get back to the playoffs, it has to be this year.

Other teams though could be the Dolphins and Rams. And don't count out the Browns. Not from the playoffs, but from making things interesting in the AFC North. I could see them playing spoiler. That's always a fun thing to watch too.

[The Red Jaguars]

The Ravens won like 12 straight against Cleveland before their loss against them last season. I hope they remain bad for two easy wins.

The first missed extra point 33 yards out. If you don't like this rule and it gets implemented, you may have a a grudge against..... the Panthers (?)

What happened? 

[GreenMonkeys#1]

The first missed extra point 33 yards out. If you don't like this rule and it gets implemented, you may have a a grudge against..... the Panthers (?)

What happened?

Well, Goodell wanted to extend the PAT from the 2 to the 15 just to make it more interesting, but he was only going to implement it the first two preseason weeks, however the season is a possibility. Carolina became the first victim when they missed to the right, and New Orleans became the second when it hit the upright.


Also, I know it's Preseason, but please Jacksonville, start Bortles over Henne, Blake might be the best of the 3 drafted. I'd rank them before the season Bortles>Manziel>Bridgewater.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

Tennessee became the 3rd victim

[AimYourBrent]

I hate the new PAT rule.

[GreenMonkeys#1]

Could the Jags be legit this year if Bortles starts?

[AimYourBrent]

Not legit enough to make the playoffs. The ceiling for them this year is 6-10.