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Originally Posted by 724Skinsfan
The Redskins have already won the Super Bowl. As for who they will beat, I wouldn't rule out the Chiefs. Herman Edwards is a very good coach. They have a great O-line, very good QB, emerging superstar RB, one of the best TE in the league. I think their defense will be pretty decent, as well. If you look at the rest of that division they match up nicely with everyone on a skill level. My playoff picks for the AFC are:
AFC
East: Dolphins (They got some pretty good tools on both sides of the ball)
North: Bengals (They were better than the Steelers until Palmer got hurt)
South: Colts (This shouldn't be too hard for them)
West: Chiefs (See comments above)
Wildcards: Broncos, Patriots
NFC
East: Redskins (If I have to give a reason then get off this board)
North: Minnesota (I think the Bears were very lucky last year)
South: Falcons (they're not as bad as most people think)
West: Seahawks (someone has to win that division)
Wildcards: Chicago, Giants
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Yours was the closest to my picks so im going to use your format.
AFC
East: Dolphins - The team to beat in this division, other than Brady I dont like the Pats offense this year.
[B]North: Steelers /B] - I think the Bengals will struggle until they get Palmer back
South: Colts - who else is in this division? lol
West: Broncos - I dont think the chiefs will win 8 games under their new coach and same defense
Wildcards: Jacksonville, New England - I picked these two because they have the privledge of being in shitty divisions.
NFC
East: Redskins - The coaches will bring the most out of what players that are already near the tops of their respective positions
North: Minnesota - They have a lot of talent and perhaps now a coach that isnt absolutly horrible
South: Falcons - I think their defense is better than Tampa or Carolina, and their offense is definitly better
West: Seahawks - The Cardinals still have some questions on defense
Wildcards: Carolina, Giants - the wild cards will definitly only come from those two divisions.