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Originally Posted by smithandrew051
I’ll take the Falcons in the South, but they’ll have an early exit in the postseason and wish they had another offensive playmaker or difference maker on defense.
The 8th pick looms large to end their season.
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I think the Falcons are the betting favorite in the NFC South, but agree it feels like you are picking an outsider when you pick them.
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Originally Posted by New World Order
If Daniels can be Stroud I’ll go Washington
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This is very bold, I think Daniels will be good but the Commanders probably won't compete this year.
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Originally Posted by wazu
I'll go with the Titans. They finished 6-11 last year, so it would qualify as a surprise. They seem to have gone "all-in" this offseason, placing a bet on Will Levis to be a good QB on a rookie deal. They also get a last-place schedule. Texans get a first-place schedule and seem likely to come down to earth a little. Colts are gonna roll with a QB who gets injured about every other play. Jaguars seem like they peaked in 2022 and it wasn't that great.
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Originally Posted by Sassy Squatch
Colts.
Stroud has been crowned too prematurely and Lawrence just doesn't have it. Richardson shows out under Steichen.
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Originally Posted by Bl00dyBizkitz
Titans would be a surprise. If Will Levis takes the next step, that team is pretty solid.
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Lot of votes for the AFC South. The Texans are the betting favorite by a reasonable margin. The odds go Texans > Jaguars > Colts > Titans. I do think the Jags could suck, but the Texans also seemed to go all in around their rookie QB too, I find it hard to believe anyone will unseat them.