Chris Carter and Your Boy Q debate who are the best and worst divisions in the NFL ahead of the 2023 season. Is it Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson and the AFC North? Or Josh Allen, Aaron Rodgers and the AFC East? And which division will be the worst?
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In my opinion the AFC North is the most intriguing this season. Both Cleveland and Baltimore are looking sneaky good for this season. And Cincinnati has never really been able to take control of it anyways so I believe it's evenly up for grabs.
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I think it's a toss up between the AFC East and North. I think it's a guaranteed 3 team fight in the East (BUF, MIA, NYJ) and a 2-3 team fight in the North (CIN, BAL, maybe CLE)
NFC EAST t h e real MVP
The AFC North is the hardest. In my opinion. But an argument can be made for the AFC West the AFC East and the NFC West even or the NFC South. Although I think the 3 hardest divisions are all in the AFC.
The Eagles not only lost both coordinators and the head coach doesn’t call plays. Not sure what he does but they also lost their starting RB a starting Guard both starting LBs both starting Safeties and their best Defensive Tackle. I look for the Eagles to take a huge step back. Like don’t make the playoffs or get bounced in round one kind of step back. Bengals are going to win one this year.
Yea last year the Bengals had the 3rd hardest schedule in football and this year they have the 16th hardest schedule in football. The Bengals are going to DOMINATE this year. I would be really surprised if they lose more than 3 games. I think they got either 15-2 or 14-3 and are the 1 seed. Burrow wins his first MVP next year. The first of many and gets the Bengals their first Super Bowl win.