The '24 AFC East

was there supposed to be a purpose for that other than yet another reason the Dolphins do Dolphins shit and make us all laugh? I had a front row seat to OBJ last year in Lamar's MVP ( :rofl: ) season, you can change the spelling of his name OAF or JAG
ravens d leads nfl in points allowed, sacks made, and ints
overrated choke artist jackson wins mvp
#soundsaboutright
 
There are some Packers fans out there very annoyed with your dynasty list.

And that's good - I heartily approve of cheeseheads with their panties in a twist. :biggrin:
Membership to this club includes one for the thumb…nobody gives a shit about titles before the merger
 

I mean Coleman does seem like a nice guy. Obviously he was a huge mistake for the bills. I mean I’d be furious as a bills fan. Will he be as bad as Harry? Probably not.
It’s low hanging fruit though to dislike the guy. He’s clearly an idiot, but I think he’s got a good heart. Hopefully he saves the money from his rookie contract. Buys a fast food restaurant and hires someone else to run it. He seems like a genuine guy. Just dumb as a rock.
 
I was thinking about the Bills tonight while I was grilling on the back porch. (lol I know, dangerous thoughts)

However, if Dalton K really takes the next step for them, Cook is electric. They could have a true number 1 in Dalton K, and Curtis Samuel is a fine number 2 as long as there’s a good running threat.

I don’t expect Coleman to ever be a number one, but he has time to develop, and I’m not sure the Bills expect him to be a number one either.

I’m glad we ended up with Polk, but I don’t know that we should be writing off this offense.
 
The big wildcard in the division though is how Rodgers comes back from injury.

And Breece Hall as well.
 
Courtesy ESPN Stats & Information

The AFC East projects as one of the most competitive in the NFL. The Bills (ranked fifth in the FPI), Dolphins (11th) and Jets (12th) are all in the top 12, according to ESPN Analytics, making it the only division with three top-12 teams. The only other divisions with multiple teams in the top 12 are the AFC North (Baltimore and Cincinnati), NFC North (Detroit and Green Bay) and NFC East (Dallas and Philadelphia). The Bills are projected to win the division at 44%.

According to ESPN BET, this is the division with the most uncertainty. Buffalo is the favorite to win the division at +175, the longest odds among any division favorite. It's also the only division to have three teams with odds of 2-1 or shorter.

Buffalo also has the highest win total in the division at ESPN BET (10.5), with the only the Chiefs, 49ers (both 11.5) with higher projects numbers. New England has a win total of 4.5, the lowest in the NFL, thanks in part to a schedule that ESPN Analytics rates as the hardest in the NFL.

The Bills have won the AFC East each of the last four seasons but have no Super Bowl appearances to show for it. They were eliminated by the Chiefs in three of the four seasons, with the other loss coming to the Bengals (2022 AFC divisional playoff). In each season, the team that beat the Bills ended up representing the AFC in the Super Bowl.

The Dolphins made the playoffs in consecutive seasons for the first time since making it in five straight from 1997-2001. However, they are still seeking their first playoff win since 2000, only nine months after Dan Marino retired. That is the longest active drought in the NFL.

Aaron Rodgers has 10 seasons where he threw for 4,000 yards in his career, tied with Matt Ryan for the fifth most all-time. The Jets have had just one season where they had a 4,000-yard passer in their history (1967 by Joe Namath in the AFL, which was the first time a player threw for 4,000 yards in a season in AFL/NFL history).

The Patriots went 4-13 and missed the postseason for a second consecutive season. It's the first time the franchise has missed out on the playoffs in consecutive seasons since 1999 and 2000 -- the end of the Pete Carroll era in New England and the start of the Bill Belichick tenure.
 
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