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Before the season started some people on this board asserted the NFC was a much superior Conference to the AFC.
Well through the first four games, the AFC has HAMMERED the NFC in interconference games.
At this point it would appear the AFC is by far the Superior Conference.
Let's see the AFC has:
Denver
New England
Houston
KC (surprise)
Indy
Cincy (Despite a slow start)
Tennessee (although losing Locker hurts big)
NFC
Seattle
San Fran
Green Bay
Nawlins
Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
I kinda think they're even, strength wise. But we'll see how it plays out. Far too early in the season to really draw conclusions about any team. The Broncos are looking like they are shoe-ins as SB Champions. It rarely plays out that way.
Denver
New England
Houston
KC (surprise)
Indy
Cincy (Despite a slow start)
Tennessee (although losing Locker hurts big)
NFC
Seattle
San Fran
Green Bay
Nawlins
Detroit
Chicago
Atlanta
I kinda think they're even, strength wise. But we'll see how it plays out. Far too early in the season to really draw conclusions about any team. The Broncos are looking like they are shoe-ins as SB Champions. It rarely plays out that way.
The Packers are 1-2 with one of their losses against the Bengals
The Falcons are 1-3 and lost to both the Fins & Pats*
So far the AFC looks like the better conference & both the Browns & Bills have a better record than those two teams
The Packers are 1-2 with one of their losses against the Bengals
The Falcons are 1-3 and lost to both the Fins & Pats*
So far the AFC looks like the better conference & both the Browns & Bills have a better record than those two teams
OK, you make a good point. I just think the Packers and Falcons are still very good football teams and both are well coached. They will both make the playoffs.
Remember when we were 5-1 a couple years back and then took a gigantic crap. Some of that was injuries, but I think a lot was we weren't that good and teams figured us out.
I actually think we're looking at one of the more balanced years in recent history. Denver is clearly the best team, but the rest of the top 5 is mostly NFC IMO. I think both playoff brackets are going to be tough and that once again we'll have a competitive Super Bowl.
The North is so laughably bad that even the Browns could win it.
Once the Bengals get their crap together they will eventually win the division. And to think this was one of the best divisions in the AFC a couple years ago and was expected to be tough this year.
Then you have the NFC East where all the of "experts" in the media claimed it was one of the hardest divisions in football. That worked out real well considering the entire division has 4 wins through a month into the season.
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