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Coach Dungy is clearly a leader in his field but every playoff the Colts find a way to choke-whether it be to the Patriots or the Steelers-makes no difference. In 2005 the Colts won 13 level out of the gate-then lost to San Diego-then the terrible tragedy that happened in the Dungy family.
We will never know if emotions of pain so deep cost the Colts the rest of the season but it is what it is and life goes on. As a parent of 6 children and 2 step-children I can not fathom losing a child and clearly my work would be affected for a very long time. The Colts have all the time been a popular of mine and I would love to see them in the Super Bowl this year. Go Colts!
Afc East
Buffalo Bills
New addition of Coach Dick Jauron will do petite to jump start the lack lustre quarterbacking. No go-to guy this year in Eric Moulds who was traded to Houston. Peerles Price steps in just traded from Dallas. Running back McGahee is still in the ranks but has to do much best than 2005 as he failed to gain 100 yards or score a touchdown in 7 of the last 8 games played.
The Bills passed on Matt Leinart in the 2006 draft and decided to combine on the defense. The strong point for the Bills is the Specialty team where Brian Moorman is one the League's best punters with a 45.7 average. Kick returner Terrance McGee led the Nfl last year with a 30.2 average. The starting Qb will have to lead the way or the Bills will be lost in the shuffle.Their opener is Sept. 10 in New England.
Miami Dolphins
Can Culpepper be the magic ingredient the Dolphins need for 2006? After a disastrous season with the Vikings and injuries mid way and "the scandal" Daunte hopes to start fresh and get back to his winning ways. No Randy Moss here but there is a fellow named Chris Chambers. It took 11 games for the wide receiver to wake up but after that there was no stopping him and the Dolphins won their final 6 games. Any way it was too petite too late and they just narrowly missed the playoffs with a 9-7 description for the season.
What worries me is Culpepper's backup Joey Harrington-nice guy-not great Qb. If Culpepper gets hurt again-and he will-that would be too much for Joey to carry and the Fins would fade away. With the Superbowl being held in Miami this year the pressure is on the leadership. Ronnie Brown takes over the main role of Rb as Ricky Williams is suspended from the Nfl and playing in the Cfl now. The key will be to keep the quarterback salutary and the Dolphins will be in the hunt. Miami opens up the season facing the 2005 Champs on the road September 7th.
New England Patriots
They may be down but they are not out-not by a long shot folks! Tom Brady passed for 4,110 yards in 2005 and threw 26 Td's-playing injured for practically the last half of the season. Not a lot of habitancy knew that till now. Wholly recovered from the surgery required Brady is ready to go full tilt again. He will need much best protection than the 28 times he was sacked last year. With the seclusion of Flutie the Pats have Matt Cassel to fall back on should Brady come out-not a great plan as he is too unexperienced. We will probably see him in pre-season games and judge his possible at that time.
The loss of Adam Vinateri will be felt this year. Kickers Martin Gramatica and Stephen Gostkowski are vying for this position. The latter may prevail as he is the much imaginable draft pick from Memphis. They open the season at home to the Bills September 10.
New York Jets
Last year the Jets had a horrible 4-12 season and hope to put all that behind them with a new coach-Eric Mangini-who earned his stripes under the master coach Belichick and was there for all 3 superbowl victories. Qb Chad Pennington could be the poster boy for Rehab-physical that is-having 2 surgeries in 2005 on his right shoulder. Right behind him is Patrick Ramsey-recently traded from the Redskins and not de facto much of a threat to Pennington.
Wr Tim Dwight follows Mangini from the Pats roster to the Jets and should be a big inspiration to the team. Lord knows they need it! It looks like it will be the responsibility of Pennington-and the responsibility of his line-backers-to keep any hope alive for the Jets this year. They open the season on the road in Tennessee Sept.10.
Afc North
Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens have lost 11 level games on the road and this year they open the season in Tampa bay. Steve McNair will breathe some life into the position of quarterback and give Boller a run for his money. Derrick Mason will be the go-to guy and Jamal Lewis provides the running game. A range of injuries have side lined the once great Ray Lewis 33% of the games since 2004.
Coach Billick has been struggling the past 2 years in his division with staff turnovers and sensing a loss of control with his players. Two arresting spots for the Ravens are the defense which was #5 in the Nfl last year and #1 in punt returns. With all the aging players Baltimore can only hope to find a fountain of youth-fast.
Cincinnati Bengals
If Carson Palmer is salutary adequate the Bengals will be strong competitors this year. The Afc North division Champions were well on their way to the playoffs for the first time since 1990 when a funny thing happened along the way. Well not so funny for Palmer who after leading the way in the Wild Card game against the Steelers to the tune of 17-0 was driven into the turf and ended up with Acl and Mcl knee injuries. Steelers came back to win 31-17.
The defense gave up an midpoint of 31 points per game in their final 8 games of the season. That has to be addressed. A salutary Palmer and running back Rudi Johnson and receiver Chad Johnson will do the rest. Last year the Bengals ended up with an impressive 11-6 unabridged and hope to equal or best that this time. Bengals open the regular season on the road to Kansas September 10th.
Cleveland Browns
The Browns lack the depth needed in the quarterbacking department. Charlie Frye played the last 5 games in 2005 as a rookie and his back up is Ken Dorsey traded from the 49ers-enough said. Now a real star is running back Reuben Droughns who rushed for 1232 yards last year and broke the description for most carries(309). New receivers should light up the end zone more than ever before. New guy on the block is Joe Jurevicius and returning from a knee doing Kellen Winslow Jr. They should spark up a listless receiving corps.
Linebacker Willie McGinest comes over from the Patriots to beef up the O line. Ted Washington left Oakland to get the start as Nt. It all comes down to the quarterback and will there be a strong showing from any of them. We will see when the Browns host the Saints September 10th.
Pittsburgh Steelers
With the seclusion of Jerome Bettis and the loss of Randle El as a free agent the Steelers are surprisingly still pretty well in tact. They still have big Ben but have to see how he performs after his serious bike urgency a few months ago. Tommy Maddox has been relaeased and Charlie batch steps in to #2 position. Steelers were a stellar 15-5 last year and Super Bowl champions for 2005.
Running back Duce Staley fills the gap left by Bettis perfectly. Back up to Staley is Willie Parker who rushed for 1202 yards last year. The go-to guy remains solid and Hines Ward is not only skillful but affable as well. He has been voted team Mvp 3 years out of 4. You need good morale in the locker room as well as on the field and he provides that. Coach Bill Cowher hs been in the position since 1992 and his steel jawed glares are well known through out the League. The Steelers host Miami September 10th.
Afc South
Houston Texans
It can not get any worse than last year when the Texans were a dismal 2-14 for the year. What a let down that must have been for the fans-if there are any left. The Texans were 30th in offense and and 31 st in defense. Eric Moulds came over from Buffalo to supply some quality receiving for Qb David Carr.
Rookie Coach Kubiak has the palpate of nasty coordinater for 11 years with Denver and also hired ex-Packers Coach Mike Sherman as assistant head coach for the offense. The still very young team is only 4 years old and needing a respectable showing since their best year of 7-9. The Texans host the Eagles September 10th.
Indianapolis Colts
There is a huge hole in the running back position and it remains to be seen if it will be filled adequately this year. They still have the powerhouse trio-Harrison/Wayne/Stokely. They still have the strong and exact arm of Peyton Manning who is probably one of the best quarterbacks in the Nfl. The Colts dominated the League with 14-3 description but fell short in the playoff final with the Steelers.
De Dwight Freeney continues to be a leader for the defense. Last year they were #2 in the Nfl for points allowed. Kicker Vanderjagt left and another great kicker came in by the name of Adam Vinateri-of Patriots fame. No slack in the kicking department. Occasion game will be historic with brother-brother matchups when the Colts play the Giants in New York September 10th.
Jacksonville Jaguars
The Jaguars can be proud of their 12-4 description last year and hope to build on that with Qb Leftwich. If there is flaw to be talked about it is that Byron is a pocket guy-not very mobile-and prone to injuries. The heart of a Lion or Jaguar beats in his chest and one can only admire his commitment to his job. Backup David Garrand is more than able to step up to the plate and proved it last year going 4-1 in the final 5 regular games.
The Jaguars are the poster boys for road warriors. Winning 8-2 last 10 regular season road games. The retiremnet of Wr Jimmy Smith will be felt and he will have big shoes to fill. A very arresting addition to the coaching staff is previous Vikings coach-Mike Tice. Del rio is a players coach and previous player himself and has steadily built the team up to be serious contenders in the League.
Worth mentioning is the addition of Ucla rookies Mercedes Lewis and Maurice Drew. The kicker for the Jags is Josh Scobee who last year had 20 touchbacks and completed 23 of 30 field goals. If Byron stays salutary and can get the ball to receivers the Jags will be in the finals for sure. Jacksonville hosts Dallas September 10th to kick off the season.
Tennessee Titans
The Titans are remaining tight lipped about the hereafter of Vince Young of the Texas Longhorns;Rose Bowl Champions for 2005. Young is used to being the underdog and still comes up smelling like a rose-no pun intended. Coach Jeff Fisher wants to avoid another 4-12 season last last year and should think long and hard about using Young's talents. Starter Billy Volek has not had any success since 2004 and injuries have hurt any opportunities that have come his way.
One of the best additions to the receiving corps has been David Givens who came over from the Patriots. That will make 2 big targets that consist of Drew Bennett. The Titans host the Jets September 10th.
Afc West
Denver Broncos
Jake Plummer is no John Elway but he has been steadily improving as the starting quarterback for the Broncos. Now there is a new kid on the block-Jay Cutler-the boy wonder from Vanderbilt. The Broncos were undefeated at home last year in regular season.
The Broncos were 2nd in the Nfl for causing turnovers which meant an additional 112 points while only losing the ball 16 times and giving up 27 points. Mike Shanahan continues to do what he does so well-coach. He led the Broncos to a 14-4 w/l lst year. Champ Bailey leads another cast of superstars on the defense returning 2 of his 8 interceptions for touchdowns. With the addition of Javon Walker from the Packers we have a well rounded team. The Broncos start the year off in St.Louis September 10th.
Kansas City Chiefs
It just will not be the same without the emotional Dick Vermeil. His seclusion was due but he will be missed especially by Qb Trent Green. Even the untimely death of his father last year did not stop Green from fulfilling his commitment to the Chiefs. Vermeil provided that fatherly proximity and supported the 33 year old through the rest of the season. The Chiefs racked up an midpoint 10-6 season and new coach Herm Edwards thinks he knows the private to success. More defense and that clashes with the high scoring Chiefs. It did not seem to work for the Jets last year.
Running backs Johnson and Holmes are two of the best in the Nfl. Wr Tony Gonzales is the go-to guy. Dante Hall is on reserves but a lethal weapon when he is on the field. A bit of trivia here-the Chiefs have won 8 of their last 9 Sunday night games. The Chiefs host the Bengals for their home opener Sunday September 10th.
Oakland Raiders
When one door closes another door opens-out walks Collins and in walks Aaron Brookes. They still have the hands of Randy Moss and Jerry Porter and the likes of defensive tackle Warren Sapp. After a terrible 4-12 season the Raiders needed a strong quarterback. Brookes was a big part of the 3-13 season the Saints had for 2005. Hurricane Katrina was a big factor with the homeless team and heartaches for many of the players who called New Orleans home. Only time will tell the tale.
A big problem with the Raiders was their penchant for penalties. Without a doubt they led the league in yards penalized. another problem was they only had 5 interceptions last season. New coach Art Shell hopes to instill discipline where the out-going Norv Turner lacked those skills. The Raiders host the Chargers September 11th.
San Diego Chargers
Qb Drew Brees is now playing for the Saints and enter first year starter Phillip Rivers. After a so-so season of 9-7 and a range of off season changes this will be a wait and see situation. Star running back continues to be LaDainian Tomlinson and his workload will probably increase as Rivers will use the run more than the pass until he gets more cofidence.
The Chargers were # 2 in the Nfl when they scored from the red zone. The Chargers host the raiders September 11 in their home opener for 2006.
Nfc East
Dallas Cowboys
Big things are imaginable from Dallas-but again this is Texas. Big names have been signed along with returning stars Bledsoe and Jones. The larger than life Terrell Owens and Mike Vanderjagt are on the same team and great expectations are ready to take place. They are also 2 players with larger than life egos and even bigger mouths. Vandrjagt has been touted as the most exact kicker in Nfl history-and he will tell you so in a heartbeat.
Dallas games will be one of the most watched by Tv viewers this season. Freshly drafted Anthony Fasano is the Te from Notre Dame where he excelled game after game. Wr Keyshawn Johnson will be missed. Cowboys kick off the season at Jacksonville September 10th.
New York Giants
Delivery,delivery,delivery! Manning needs to kick that up a notch and find his receivers down field. He had a heck of a start in 2005 going 6-2 and then just faded into the sunset-taking the hopes of fans with him. Strahan continues to be strong for the Giants in defense. Tiki barber is a great running back and the Giants still have great receivers like Toomer and Burres and Shockey.
So the Giants open at home to the Colts and Peyton Manning. No pressure-right? New addition to Slb is LeVar Arrintgon from Washington. This has to be a good thing. If he stays salutary the fans in New York will be very happy.
Philadelphia Eagles
Last year the 2 main problems were an injured quarterback and a soft defense. Brian Westbrook is back on the running game and McNabb is back as the leader to take them to the finals-if he stays healthy. Brian Dawkins remains strong in the protection position Jeremiah Trotter is the defense leader back after being away for 2 years.
The Eagles are putting their disappointing 6-10 season behind them and finding to the future. Eagles start their 2006 season in Houston Sept 10th.
Washington Redskins
In 2004 the Skins were 6-10. In 2005 the Skins were 11-7. Coach Joe Gibbs keeps proving the nay sayers wrong.
The Skin's aging quarterback is Mark Brunell who seemed to have lost arm strength towards the end of the playoffs. He also is not as quick on his feet as he used to be. Concerns maybe-doubts never. Joe still has one of the best running backs in the Nfl with Clinton Portis. He is also a reliable receiver when needed.
Wr Santana Moss is one of the league's fastest receivers. Now he is joined by Randle El formerly of the Steelers who also does great punt returns. The Redskins host the Vikings September 10th.
Nfc North
Chicago Bears
Another team that has great expectations is the Bears. A respectable 11-6 season under the guide of Lovie Smith and quarterback Rex Grossman. This year they have veteran backup Brian Griese for added insurance. Last year Rb Thomas Jones rushed for 1335 yards and kept the Bears in the game more often than not, Receivers look to be sparse in the talent department
Ageless Brian Urlacher has been the mainstay for the Bears for all the years he has been there. As Mlb he has never waivered in his commitment to Chicago. Chicago's defense was first in the Nfl on points allowed last year. The Bears open their season in Green Bay September 10th.
Detroit Lions
No more new age west-coast pampering of players like ex-coach Mariucci did. It is all company under new coach Marinelli. Both Italian-go figure. nasty coordinator Mike Martz(formerly of the Rams) wants to implement the hard driving game plan he had in St. Louis. The problem here is quarterbacks or rather lack of quality quarterbacks. We have Jon Kitna of the Bengals who has not tossed a touchdown since 2004. Josh McCown, formerly of Arizona, is the backup guy trying to impress the coach. This remains to be worked out yet.
The Lions were only able to muster 5 wins of 16 starts last year. The one claim to fame the Lions do have is they are second best in blocked kicks and the best at not production fumbles. Detroit hosts Seattle Sept 10th.
Green Bay Packers
Brett Favre feels like a family member. His personal life is practically an open book and fans respect him probably more than any quarterback today. Some say he should retire but he is the one to make that decision and has said he will go one more year at least.Running back Gado is the cinderella story of the year. Ahman Green goes down with an injury and in comes the back up. Now, after a knee injury ended his 2005 season ,Gado is back to 3rd string because Green is salutary and ready to resume his #1 spot.
Fairly or unfairly Mike Sherman was blamed for the 4-12 season and turfed. New coach McCarthy has no palpate as a head coach and will be studying as he goes along. New addition Wr Charles Woodson will be a big help to Donald Driver who had most of the receiving tasks. Whole 1 draft option was Lb A.J.Hawk of powerhouse Ohio State. Should be a beefed up defense with his skills. The Packers host the Bears September 10th.
Minnesota Vikings
We will not harp on the "boat scandal" that was a big factor for the Vikings public relations staff. Culpepper was doing what he could without Randy Moss to throw to when he got hurt mid season and Brad Johnson took over. They ended with a 9-7 season and coach Mike Tice hit the road for Detroit.
New coach Brad Childress is new to the Nfl as are all 3 of his coordinators. More revamping than rebuilding will be needed to keep the Vikings in the hunt. regular season starts for Minnesota in Washington September 11th.
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