by Denny » February 3, 2015, 4:42 pm
Thank goodness Pete Carroll and Darryl Bevell "do not coach either the Lions or the Bills!" I'd have those two run out of Detroit and Buffalo faster than you can say those two respective cities and also franchises. What cracks me up is all of these "Vegas bookies and so called experts already predicting who will make it for next year's SB game!" C-mon give me a break you boneheads as you still have the draft, free agency and possible trades yet. You want MHO and that is I don't see the Hawks going very far next year! Okay they may get to the Playoffs but, I don't see them going all the way like many think. Why, put 2 and 2 together as they lost their DC coach to Atlanta and now they will have a new Defensive Coach and the Defense will obviously change next season in Seattle with a new type of system. I don't see that many teams other than the Pack from the NFC being the king of the NFC! As for the AFC, obviously the Pats are still kings with most all of their players and coaches in place and keep in mind, they did not lose a single assistant coach to another team. I see these four teams as the ones to beat in the AFC next year the Pats, Colts, Ravens and Steelers. Also, talk is the Pats could open up next year at home against the Steelers.
Thank goodness Pete Carroll and Darryl Bevell "do not coach either the Lions or the Bills!" I'd have those two run out of Detroit and Buffalo faster than you can say those two respective cities and also franchises. What cracks me up is all of these "Vegas bookies and so called experts already predicting who will make it for next year's SB game!" C-mon give me a break you boneheads as you still have the draft, free agency and possible trades yet. You want MHO and that is I don't see the Hawks going very far next year! Okay they may get to the Playoffs but, I don't see them going all the way like many think. Why, put 2 and 2 together as they lost their DC coach to Atlanta and now they will have a new Defensive Coach and the Defense will obviously change next season in Seattle with a new type of system. I don't see that many teams other than the Pack from the NFC being the king of the NFC! As for the AFC, obviously the Pats are still kings with most all of their players and coaches in place and keep in mind, they did not lose a single assistant coach to another team. I see these four teams as the ones to beat in the AFC next year the Pats, Colts, Ravens and Steelers. Also, talk is the Pats could open up next year at home against the Steelers.