What three NFL teams will take a surprising step back next year and which three will become surprising new powers?
Step back and new powers is quite the difference in the margin of change. How about I do the step forward and step back method. This is all speculation on my end especially since the draft has yet to happen, but here you go. Thanks for the A2A.Step Back:KC Chiefs- If no other reason than what I think of the offense. This upcoming season I don’t see the offensive firepower being maintained. Not a crazy step back, but not a step forward.Indianapolis Colts- I think Andrew Luck's recovery has been a bit inflated. I think he, and how the draft go, will determine this season. Hopefully they invest heavily in defense.Baltimore Ravens- Maybe not a step back, but the AFC North should have competitive division play this year.Step forwardCleveland Browns- It seems the team is actually on the right track still. They’ve seemed to be able to shore up more discrepancies on the roster, and the talent already there was fun to watch. If they can continue to fill holes, and learn to win close games, they could be quite the fun team. In 2018, 4 games were decided with a margin of 4 or less. If even 2 of those went for them, the end of season record would have been 9–6-1 or 9-7, a winning record.The AFC South- I like all the additions that the Titans and the Texans have made. Jacksonville has the tools to play well, it’s just a matter of using them. The Colts, similar to Jacksonville, has a chance to do something this season, but need to utilize the draft.SF 49ers- A team that needs a win, literally. I foresee a team that is somewhat talented, but has a lot of drive. Expectations are pretty moderate, with the pre-draft projections only saying 7 wins.All in all, this could all look different the 28th of April.
How about the steelers bouncing back?
If it weren't for special teams, the Chargers would've been good and buried. Those points gave them life and so they fought back harder... but give them credit because they still held it out and converted on that final (rather, second to last) drive to eat up the clock and kick that FG to put it away. (the sack-fumble on SD's first play was sweet too)
Will the Broncos make it to the Super Bowl in 2017?
While it is not uncommon for one of the 2 teams to be in the Super Bowl the following year, only once have the same 2 teams appeared "back to back" (the Buffalo Bills and the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl XXVII and Super Bowl XXVIII - Buffalo lost both games). A number of teams have appeared in "back to back" Super Bowls (including the Broncos - twice: they lost both games once and won both the next time), but if you check out Super Bowl 50 at NFL.com - Official Site of the National Football League (which has yet to be updated for Super Bowl 50), you can see the history. So far, only 4 teams have never played in the Super Bowl (Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars and Houston Texans) and 9 teams which have appeared have never won. As far as the Broncos appearing again next year, that's a BIG "it depends". Not only does it depend on how many of the current team is re-signed (Von Miller and Brock Osweiler, the "heir apparent" quarterback are both due new contracts as well as other less well known but strong contributors to the team and Peyton has yet to decide his plans for the next season), but how few injuries the Broncos player sustain during preseason AND the regular season - not to mention injuries to the opposition when they play the Broncos as well as how many "top players" each of THOSE teams get to keep. You couldn't get me to make a forecast today (only 3 days after Super Bowl 50) for anything - n fact, until about the last 4 games of the season, I wouldn't dare make that guess.
Who to Start? Anquan Boldin or Brandon Marshall?
Go with marshall for sure! Marshall has produced everyweek. While boldin completely disappears at times. Marshall should always be in your lineup. Marshall is averaging 80ypg to boldins 65 ypg. Marshall is a big part f the offense. One big game against a weak secondary and everyone seems to jump on the boldin bandwagon. Marshall just dropped 100+ derelle revis and saw champ bailey last week. 170 yards against revis and bailey the past two weeks!
Who do you have as the sleeper WR's this year?
my #1 sleeper is Michael Clayton in TB - he had a monster rookie year, and was not healthy last year. The resurgence of Galloway will help ensure Clayton gets single coverage. He's back. BAL WR's Mason and Clayton - no one ever pays any attention to the pitiful Raven offense - but with McNair things could be different. David Givens should immediately step in as the #1 guy in TEN (rank him higher than Bennett this year). Reggie Brown in PHI will be McNabb's #1 guy - and you know McNabb will be throwing. I also think this is the year that Donte Stallworth passes the aging Joe Horn as Brees' #1 guy in NO.
Do the Jacksonville Jaguars have the team to make a strong playoff run this year?
Yes,IMO,,They certainly do…Strong defense,,a top 5 NFL Defense.Solid Quarterback and Offensive Line,,Backs,,one a stud,and future great one,if he can stay healthy,in Fornette.They also have a good Head Coach and staff..They have a good home game atmosphere,where it can often be very humid on the field and impact opposing athletes not familiar with that kind of heavy air.They also have experience,,play-off experience that pays huge dividends in close games,especially play-off games.Tennessee is a tuff out but beatable as are the Colts,whose defense is underrated while Luck's arm strength is questionable right now.They brought the back-up in to hurl a 50 yard Hail Mary in week one vs the Bengals.The Texan's are in some kind of twilight zone at present with their Head Coach being highly scrutinized.The division is theirs for the taking and right now Pittsburgh and New England do not look as strong as they have in the past 5 years.Miami and Kansas City could pose problems for many in the AFC as well as Cincinnati.They definitely are a top ten AFC squad.They will need a little luck as all do and good fortune with injuries but as a fan of the NFL it would not be a surprise to see Jacksonville in the Super Bowl.One game away last year,and they are better this year.The loss last week can be excused as they were coming off a big revenge win over the Patriots.They will bounce back this week with a strong win over the Jets and even if they get upset,,, they are and will be a contender.Kinda missed that analysis didn't I!!!
How do I knock someone on there a$$ in football?
tell him he probably will never knock some one on his *** but the key is momentum and velocity...you run as fast as you can square your shoulders and launch at the person in the upper part of his body or the upper shoulder and helment area...be careful thats the only way...bring the hammer my little ***