1. Chiefs 2. Browns 3. Bills
The Chiefs entered the off season after getting man handled in the Super Bowl because their O-line had fallen apart. They blew up their O-line and decided to rebuild. On paper at least, they look to have improved the line. They signed Joe Thuney to a 5 year $80 million contract and he will slide into the left guard position. They then signed Kyle Long to a one year deal to step into the right guard position. They resigned Mike Remmers to play right tackle and then traded with the Ravens for
I don't know if I agree that the Chiefs got even better, much less significantly better, or not.
They were already the "Team to Beat" in the AFC the last several years, and until proven otherwise, that's what they remain.
I follow them a little bit since I live in the same state and we have no football team in my city now, so we get a lot of media coverage/chiefs games on TV.
My point is that if a guy wants to make an argument about how other teams got bette
