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The Bengals? Did you notice that their pass offense past game 8 was non-existent? Without a passing game to complement a good ground game they will collapse. Their D is good but not great and Palmer's always a huge concern for injury.

 

The Jets? Sanchez isn't ready to handle the team, the D-line is old, lots of characters on that team that could lead to distractions, an O-line starting a rookie, and their running backs have some concerns. The Jets are good but I don't think they have the QB or the age to make a deep run.

 

The two teams to look out for are the Ravens they drafted T.Cody and Kindle to make the front 7 deeper while Bolden helps out their offense. The Ravens made a already good defense (Top 6 in the league) younger and better while adding a big weapon to the offense.

 

The other team is the Dolphins. Marshall gives them a big weapon on their offense and Henne is more experienced. Their D upgraded both in free agency with Dansby and picking up Masi and Odrick. Masi helps to replace Porter and Odrick makes their D-line deeper. All in all the Fins have the fire power on offense and their D just got better as well if Henne can step up and be a good QB look for the Fins to be a good team.

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As much as I hate to admit it, I think the Bengals or Jets are going to Super Bowl 45 this February in Dallas as the representaive from the AFC. That being said, I don't think either team is building for the long haul. I think they're putting all their chips on the table for one big run this season.

 

It begs the question, would you rather our Bills sign big name FA's, etc. for one run at the ring? Or would you rather them build for the long haul, with multiple attempts to get there?

 

The Raiders made that one big run in 2002. They got to the Super Bowl and lost to the Bucs. If you remember, they had Bill Romanowski, Jerry Rice, etc... The Steelers, on the other hand, built their franchise for the long haul and have won a few times over the past few years. Again, which would you prefer as a fan?

 

At any rate, I think it will be the Green Bay Packers vs. the Bengals or Jets in SB 45.

 

 

The Bengals ????

 

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!

 

That's rich...

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Bengals?? See: their last two games of the 2009 season. They are awful.

 

 

Jets? Not this year, but thye could win the AFCE. Anyone who says they are "overrated" is whistling past the graveyard and shouldn't be taken seriously.

 

Ravens? Maybe. I love how one poster says this is "a make or break year for Flacco"----amazing the stuff people post here.

 

Don't see Ravens getting past Indy.

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As much as I hate to admit it, I think the Bengals or Jets are going to Super Bowl 45 this February in Dallas as the representaive from the AFC. That being said, I don't think either team is building for the long haul. I think they're putting all their chips on the table for one big run this season.

 

It begs the question, would you rather our Bills sign big name FA's, etc. for one run at the ring? Or would you rather them build for the long haul, with multiple attempts to get there?

 

The Raiders made that one big run in 2002. They got to the Super Bowl and lost to the Bucs. If you remember, they had Bill Romanowski, Jerry Rice, etc... The Steelers, on the other hand, built their franchise for the long haul and have won a few times over the past few years. Again, which would you prefer as a fan?

 

At any rate, I think it will be the Green Bay Packers vs. the Bengals or Jets in SB 45.

If I had to place money on one AFC team it would be the Colts, who have pretty much the same team that went last year, with one of their starting WRs returning (Gonzalez) that missed most of last season. The Bengals won't go, Palmer isn' the QB he used to be and hasn't been the same since that knee injury. The Jets have signed alot of talent, some questionable characters, which looking at history, the odds are in favor of everything not coming together with such a major reworking of a roster. As far as the Bills signing players for one run vice building for the long run, they have been building for the long run for about 12 or 13 years now, how has that worked? Most football people would say that LT may be the most important position on the team, or at least one of the 3 or 4 most important, and we have none. Our line is the worst in the NFL in years, so as it goes now this team has no future, at least none that is any brighter than the present or the past decade.

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As much as I hate to admit it, I think the Bengals or Jets are going to Super Bowl 45 this February in Dallas as the representaive from the AFC. That being said, I don't think either team is building for the long haul. I think they're putting all their chips on the table for one big run this season.

 

It begs the question, would you rather our Bills sign big name FA's, etc. for one run at the ring? Or would you rather them build for the long haul, with multiple attempts to get there?

 

The Raiders made that one big run in 2002. They got to the Super Bowl and lost to the Bucs. If you remember, they had Bill Romanowski, Jerry Rice, etc... The Steelers, on the other hand, built their franchise for the long haul and have won a few times over the past few years. Again, which would you prefer as a fan?

 

At any rate, I think it will be the Green Bay Packers vs. the Bengals or Jets in SB 45.

 

The Jets, while having one of the best defenses in the NFL, have the fatal flaws of high expectations, tough schedule and a mediocre QB which will prevent them from getting to the Superbowl. Also unfortunate for the Jets, they probably won't have teams handing them gift victories at the end of the season either. I think they finish 9-7 just missing the playoffs with the Jet fans screaming "same old Jets!"

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agreed. does everyone not remember them sneaking into the playoffs after a mediocre year?

 

the jets are overrated, idc who they added in the offseason

WordByrd, don't take it the wrong way, but I never read your posts. My eyes always get glued to your avatar.

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As much as I hate to admit it, I think the Bengals or Jets are going to Super Bowl 45 this February in Dallas as the representaive from the AFC.

 

I'd be surprised. Like many have mentioned, BAL looks pretty good, and IND and NE* will compete.

 

I do hope BUF pays attention to CIN wr cuts - they've been acquiring them left and right - vets, and also in the recent draft.

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WordByrd, don't take it the wrong way, but I never read your posts. My eyes always get glued to your avatar.

 

UK glamor girl, Lucy Pinder.

 

Just saying.................

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The Jets, while having one of the best defenses in the NFL, have the fatal flaws of high expectations, tough schedule and a mediocre QB which will prevent them from getting to the Superbowl. Also unfortunate for the Jets, they probably won't have teams handing them gift victories at the end of the season either. I think they finish 9-7 just missing the playoffs with the Jet fans screaming "same old Jets!"

In all fairness, a mediocre season is pretty good for a rookie. Elite teams will be able to score on their defense, and I don't think they can answer....not this season, at least

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