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Landscape of the AFC North

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Will we see the power of balance shift in the AFC North?

  • No - Pitt has done enough to replace all they lost

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • No - Balt has lost big names but have done enough to remain on top

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • Yes - Off-season was nothing flashy but Cincy will overtake Pitt & Balt

    Votes: 5 20.0%

  • Yes - Cleve has had an impressive off-season & will finally jump into the top 2

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • Somewhat - Cincy is ready, Cleve is on upswing. It will be a tight race w/ all 4 teams

    Votes: 14 56.0%

  • No - Balt & Pitt are too good of organizations and Cincy & Cleve haven't proven anything yet

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • Yes - Complete reversal w/ Balt & Pitt in 3rd & 4th due to revamping & aging

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Other - Name it.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    25
Bengals will continue to be about as good as they have been next year. Ravens will regroup. Steelers are looking brighter with the arrivals of Bell and Jones (who finished strong). Browns are up in the air.


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I see the Bengals as clear favorites for a few years. Ravens need an influx of offensive skill players with no cap space. Steelers are going to overhaul their D and somehow give Roethlisberger 15mil+ when he's over 30. If Dalton ever figures it all out, Bengals could rule the division Pats/Colts style.
 
col63onel said:
I see the Bengals as clear favorites for a few years. Ravens need an influx of offensive skill players with no cap space. Steelers are going to overhaul their D and somehow give Roethlisberger 15mil+ when he's over 30. If Dalton ever figures it all out, Bengals could rule the division Pats/Colts style.
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Can't see Dalton getting much better, unfortunately for Bengals fans. He doesn't have enough poise to beat a Brady, or a Manning. Bengals are the most talented team in the division, but they don't have a championship-caliber QB. Neither do the Ravens, but that didn't stop them last year.

New coach or not, the Browns are a good QB away from being really good. Defense is stout, Gordon is a stud, and if they can swing a Ben Tate into town, they will have something. To be completely honest, I don't know if there is a franchise QB in this draft outside of Bridgewater, and he'll be gone by the Browns pick. If Clowney is there, it's gonna be hard to pass him up. If Watkins is there, it's gonna be hard to pass him up. Gordon, Cameron, Watkins, and Tate as potential receivers? Absolutely.

Ravens and Steelers could go either way. I know as a Steelers fan, that when Baltimore have Flacco that huge contract, I was ecstatic. He's a solid NFL QB, but he's not worth Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees kind of money. Steelers have a stud in Bell, a no. 1 receiver in Brown, a good QB in Roethlisberger, but not much else. We'll have to see what pieces they add in the draft/free agency period.


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Triplethreat said:
We have to deal with Joe fucking Burrow forever..

This is honestly the worst I can’t stand it.
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Draft a top choice at DT for once. Pair him with Myles. Sign an Edge worth a damn that'll represent. There's a reason why Burrow struggles vs us, we have the mismatch in the trenches.
 
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