Who wins the AFC this year?

Been a strange NFL season already and as wide open as the NFC is I really don't see any team from the NFC taking it. So with the majority of dominant teams being in the AFC who do you guys think will win it?

I'll be a homer and take my Jets. If not them, as much as I fucking hate them I have to say Steelers.

The Patriots have already locked up home field advantage.

Wolfgangsta wrote:

The Patriots have already locked up home field advantage.

Now that's just silly.

Steelers for me. I also have this sick feeling the Giants are actually gonna make a deep run again.

The Steelers and the Pats in the AFC title game. Indy could be in there too. The AFC powers remain intact.

stickin with my pre-season pick to win it all this year with the Baltimore Ravens.

NoRegret wrote:

stickin with my pre-season pick to win it all this year with the Baltimore Ravens.

As long as their D keeps doing it cause their offense has looked like shit quite frequently.

Ziggy116 wrote:

NoRegret wrote:

stickin with my pre-season pick to win it all this year with the Baltimore Ravens.

As long as their D keeps doing it cause their offense has looked like shit quite frequently.

Their offense has room to improve...you cant go wrong with Ray Rice, Todd Heap, and Anquan Boldin.

Not to mention they're going to get a couple key guys back in their secondary later on in the season...further improving their defense.

The Ravens defense will fail down the stretch.

Steelers, think they win in all too, funniest thing is I read Peter Kings prediction of them winning it in SI and laughed before the season, but they look like the best team in football right now.

Tell me who stays healthy among the big four.

NoRegret wrote:

Ziggy116 wrote:

NoRegret wrote:

stickin with my pre-season pick to win it all this year with the Baltimore Ravens.

As long as their D keeps doing it cause their offense has looked like shit quite frequently.

Their offense has room to improve...you cant go wrong with Ray Rice, Todd Heap, and Anquan Boldin.

Not to mention they're going to get a couple key guys back in their secondary later on in the season...further improving their defense.

I would think it would be easy to agree with that but apparently you can go wrong. Each of those guys has had only one big game. One would think eventually they have to all click though.

JETS!

marbleheadmaui wrote:

Tell me who stays healthy among the big four.

Patriots & Steelers seem to have the best depth among them, BB can plug in a young player and be ight

Sanchez will crumble for the Jets

Sanchez is good, but still being a second year guy I can see him making mistakes late. The Jets can't be slept on though.

Steelers have to be feeling good about where they are right now.

Jets

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Sanchez is good, but still being a second year guy I can see him making mistakes late. The Jets can't be slept on though.

Yep, and their best WR is their TE Keller

gomez1012 wrote:

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Sanchez is good, but still being a second year guy I can see him making mistakes late. The Jets can't be slept on though.

Yep, and their best WR is their TE Keller

I would take Holmes over Keller any day.

NoRegret wrote:

gomez1012 wrote:

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Sanchez is good, but still being a second year guy I can see him making mistakes late. The Jets can't be slept on though.

Yep, and their best WR is their TE Keller

I would take Holmes over Keller any day.

hmmm wonder why?

NoRegret wrote:

I would take Holmes over Keller any day.

This year Keller > Holmes

josh200612 wrote:

NoRegret wrote:

gomez1012 wrote:

Wolfgangsta wrote:

Sanchez is good, but still being a second year guy I can see him making mistakes late. The Jets can't be slept on though.

Yep, and their best WR is their TE Keller

I would take Holmes over Keller any day.

hmmm wonder why?

Are you saying Holmes isnt a legit WR?

gomez1012 wrote:

NoRegret wrote:

I would take Holmes over Keller any day.

This year Keller > Holmes

Thats due to the QB, not the receiver.

NoRegret wrote:

Thats due to the QB, not the receiver.

1 play doesnt make you a star WR

gomez1012 wrote:

NoRegret wrote:

Thats due to the QB, not the receiver.

1 play doesnt make you a star WR

Im pretty sure he made plenty of plays in Pittsburgh.

And I never declared him a "star" receiver. I said he is a LEGIT WR.