1. Ravens
   Steelers
2. Buccaneers
   Cowboys

The Baltimore Ravens have finally parted ways with longtime quarterback Joe Flacco. Without players like Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, the Ravens have pretty much replaced every star from their 2012-13 championship team.

1. 49ers
   Titans
2. Buccaneers
   Steelers

Ben Roethlisberger caused a lot of drama last season in the locker room after two of his former teammates spoke up against him. Both of those teammates are gone, but Roethlisberger will have to show he can lead if the Pittsburgh Steelers want to get back in championship contention.

1. Jaguars
   Jets
2. Seahawks
   49ers

After a failed attempt to make another run at a Super Bowl as a backup in Philadelphia, Nick Foles decided to take his talents to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars were pretty solid at every position in 2018 except for quarterback, so they should be fun to watch this year.

1. Buccaneers
   Colts
2. Dolphins
   Saints

Fans in Indianapolis held their breath after hearing that Andrew Luck suffered another injury coming into the 2019 season. Unfortunately, the injury was severe and Luck announced his retirement before the start of the season.

1. Cowboys
   Titans
2. Texans
   Jaguars

The Houston Texans have relied on their defense for years, but they finally have some talent on offense to make a run in 2019. That, of course, will require Deshaun Watson to at least match his offensive output from last year.

1. 49ers
   Buccaneers
2. Jets
   Patriots

Some analysts have said that Tom Brady has been on the decline for years, as he is now over 40 years old. However, the veteran quarterback continues to play at a high level and has won two of the last three Super Bowls.

1. Steelers
   Eagles
2. Seahawks
   49ers

Carson Wentz has spent the last two postseasons injured, as the Philadelphia Eagles went on to win one Super Bowl without him. The Eagles decided to invest in Wentz long term despite the injuries, so hopefully, he can stay on the field this year.

1. Redskins
   Vikings
2. Eagles
   Chiefs

In his first full year as a starter, Patrick Mahomes put up video game-type numbers with the Kansas City Chiefs. His stellar season earned him the NFL MVP award and helped the Chiefs reach the AFC Championship Game.

1. Giants
   Colts
2. Broncos
   Bengals

The Cincinnati Bengals finally parted ways with longtime head coach Marvin Lewis following the 2018 season during which the team went 6-10. Lewis was replaced by Zac Taylor, who is in his first year as head coach.

1. Raiders
   Buccaneers
2. Titans
   Rams

After winning eight straight games to start the 2018 season, the Los Angles Rams finished the regular season with a 13-3 record, which gave them a first round bye in the playoffs. They advanced to the Super Bowl, though they couldn't come away with a victory.

1. Buccaneers
   Seahawks
2. Titans
   Redskins

The Seattle Seahawks relied on their stellar defense and a consistent offense to win Super Bowl XLVIII. The Seahawks are a few years removed from that championship and most of their star defenders are gone. It will be up to Russell Wilson to keep the franchise moving forward.

1. Saints
   Seahawks
2. Raiders
   Redskins

The Oakland Raiders have a rookie class including Josh Jacobs, Foster Moreau and Hunter Renfrow that show promise during the 2019 start of the season. Jacobs ran past the record for most rushing yards by a rookie with 708 rushing yards.

1. Patriots
   Jets
2. Bills
   Browns

With a 9-7 record in 2017, the Buffalo Bills made the playoffs for the first time since 1999. However, the team failed to reach them again in 2018 after posting a 6-10 record, which included a four-game losing streak at one point.

1. Seahawks
   Giants
2. Saints
   Steelers

The New Orleans Saints have relied on the arm of Drew Brees for years to keep them in championship contention, though they've only won on Super Bowl in franchise history. They finally surrounded Brees with a defense the past few seasons, but they've still struggled in the playoffs.

1. Vikings
   Chargers
2. Lions
   Jets

Despite consistently putting up good numbers, Matthew Stafford has only reached the playoffs three times with the Detroit Lions. In those appearances, he has yet to win a single playoff game.

1. Browns
   Bears
2. Redskins
   Jets

The Washington Redskins started the 2018 season with a 6-3 record and were on pace to make the playoffs. However, they went 1-6 the rest of the year to finish 7-9, which was third in the NFC East.

1. Chiefs
   Packers
2. Giants
   Patriots

Aaron Rodgers comes into the 2019 season under the leadership of a new head coach after the Green Bay Packers fired Mike McCarthy after the team, once again missed the playoffs ls. If Rodgers can't have success under the new coach, he might have to start looking in the mirror.

1. 49ers
   Seahawks
2. Buccaneers
   Titans

Jimmy Garoppolo was supposed to be the replacement for Tom Brady, but Brady managed to force Garoppolo out of town. The San Fransisco 49ers were happy to pick him up in a trade, giving Garoppolo a five-year contract following the 2017 season.

1. Falcons
   Chiefs
2. Redskins
   Titans

The Tennessee Titans haven't reached a Super Bowl since the 1999 season when they lost to the St. Louis Rams. That year, they were one yard short of having a chance to tie the game and send it into overtime.

1. Jaguars
   Browns
2. Raiders
   Rams

No team has received more hype in the offseason than the Cleveland Browns, who will look to Baker Mayfield, their second-year quarterback, to help them reach the playoffs for the first time since 2002. Considering how much Mayfield has spoken about this in the offseason, it shouldn't be much of a problem for him.

1. Chiefs
   Bills
2. Seahawks
   Falcons

The Atlanta Falcons have not returned to the Super Bowl since they gave up a 25 point lead to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI . For the Patriots, it was the largest comeback in Super Bowl history.

1. Giants
   Jaguars
2. Titans
   Raiders

The New York Giants are clearly in rebuilding mode as they try to find out what to do at the quarterback position moving forward. Of course, whatever decision they make will require a breakup with longtime quarterback Eli Manning.

1. 49ers
   Chargers
2. Bears
   Titans

In 2018, the Chicago Bears put together one of the best defenses in the NFL, allowing only 299.7 yards per game during the regular season. That defense was led by Khalil Mack, who the Bears acquired in the offseason.

1. Eagles
   Jets
2. Redskins
   Saints

The New York Jets have not reached the playoffs since 2010 when they were coached by Rex Ryan. The team has since parted ways with Ryan, but they haven't had any more success under Todd Bowles.

1. Buccaneers
   Titans
2. Redskins
   Vikings

Mike Evans has gone under the radar as one of the top wide receivers in the league because he has been playing on a Tampa Bay Buccaneers team that hasn't won much lately. Still, Evans puts up huge numbers as a deep threat, averaging 15.5 yards per catch throughout his career.

1. Panthers
   Texans
2. Vikings
   Lions

Cam Newton had his best season with the Carolina Panthers in 2015 when he was named the leagues Most Valuable Player. That year, he threw for 3,837 yards and rushed for another 636 while scoring a total of 45 touchdowns.

1. Broncos
   Eagles
2. Redskins
   Cowboys

The Dallas Cowboys will have to pay big money to three of their offensive stars: Dak Prescott, Ezekiel Elliott and Amari Cooper. Elliott, who still has a few years on his contract, sat out the start of the 2019 season over stalled contract talks. In September 2019, it all was resolved when Ezekiel signed a six-year, $90 million contract extension.

1. Broncos
   Dolphins
2. Titans
   Colts

Since the departure of Peyton Manning after Super Bowl 50, the Denver Broncos have not been able to get a signal caller who is good enough to make a championship run. During the 2019 offseason, they brought in Joe Flacco to see if he has anything left in his tank.

1. Saints
   Eagles
2. Rams
   Ravens

After being one of the hottest players in the NFL his rookie season, Robert Griffin III has fallen off in recent years and didn't even play in 2017. He's finally found a home as a backup for the Baltimore Ravens, so hopefully, he can just focus on playing football.

1. 49ers
   Seahawks
2. Vikings
   Steelers

After a miracle play in 2017 that saw the Minnesota Vikings reach the NFC Championship Game, the team missed the playoffs in 2018. The main difference between the teams was Kirk Cousins, to whom the Vikings gave a huge contract in the 2018 offseason.

1. Falcons
   Cardinals
2. Saints
   Packers

The Arizona Cardinals had a league worst 3-13 record in 2018, which earned them the first pick in the 2019 NFL Draft. With that selection, they took Kyler Murray, the undersized but athletic quarterback out of Oklahoma.

1. Chargers
   Giants
2. Saints
   Dolphins

In 2018, the Chargers played their third season in Los Angeles after relocating from San Diego. The team finished second in the AFC West with a 12-4 record but lost to the New England Patriots in the Divisional Round of the playoffs.

1. Rams
   Redskins
2. Chargers
   Vikings

At the age of 34, Adrian Peterson comes into his second year with the Washington Redskins hoping to stay healthy. However, even if he has a decent season, Peterson will forever be known for his time in Minnesota when he was one of the best backs in NFL history.

1. Giants
   Patriots
2. Bills
   Falcons

Daniel Jones was the No. 6 overall draft pick in the 2019 NFL Draft for the New York Giants. Considering he had a mediocre career at Duke, the pick was heavily criticized by fans and sports commentators.

1. Patriots
   Dolphins
2. Jets
   Saints

Partly due to an injury to their franchise quarterback, Ryan Tannehill, the Miami Dolphins missed the playoffs for two straight years in 2017 and 2018. They finally parted ways with Tannehill in 2019, as the Dolphins look to find another option at the position.