1. Seahawks (0-0)
Chances of Russell Wilson having a sophomore slump? Fuggetaboutit!
2. Broncos (1-0)
Peyton Manning?s thank-you note to the Pats is in the mail. Loves Wes Welker. See Ravens for details.
3. Niners (0-0)
As long as Colin Kaepernick keeps the stardust out of his eyes, they?ll be fine.
4. Falcons (0-0)
Can?t get much better offensively. Defense wishing it could say the same.
5. Packers (0-0)
Having his blindside pass protector go down, on the heels of a 51-sack season is not what QB Aaron Rodgers was looking for to start season.
6. Patriots (0-0)
One noted national publication has them finishing 9-7. Bill Belichick smiled all the way to the bulletin board.
7. Texans (0-0)
Any guesses what the over-under will be for J.J. Watt salutes this season?
8. Ravens (0-1)
Ray Lewis and Ed Reed aren?t walking through that door. Defense will have some early growing pains. See Broncos game for details.
9. Bengals (0-0)
The heroes of ?Hard Knocks? have picked up a lot of fans. And with good reason.
10. Giants (0-0)
Have to think they?ll be eager to atone after missing the playoffs last season.
11. Bears (0-0)
One of these years, they?ll be able to avoid their late-season swan dive out of contention.
12. Colts (0-0)
A more polished Andrew Luck in Year 2? Is that even possible?
13. Redskins (0-0)
They?ll go as far as RG3 takes them. Assuming he?s still standing at season?s end.
14. Saints (0-0)
Sean Payton and Drew Brees will once again be making beautiful music. But can coordinator Rob Ryan make anything of that defense?
15. Cowboys (0-0)
The Tony Romo/Dez Bryant show could jump into the must-see category this season. ... Or not.
16. Rams (0-0)
Improved offensively, but still can?t see them keeping pace with Seahawks and 49ers in the NFC West.
17. Steelers (0-0)
Tons of cap casualties across the board and not much in the way of reloading.
18. Vikings (0-0)
Not sure it?s possible Adrian Peterson can do more. He might have to if Christian Ponder doesn?t improve.
19. Panthers (0-0)
Starting slow and finishing fast didn?t do the job last season. Time to alter the formula.
20. Eagles (0-0)
At the very least, the Eagles offense will be entertaining, thanks to Chip Kelly?s innovation.
21. Buccaneers (0-0)
They mortgaged the farm for Darrelle Revis, but if Josh Freeman stinks, it won?t matter.
22. Chiefs (0-0)
A worst-to-first scenario in AFC West? Andy Reid would love nothing better.
23. Lions (0-0)
Jim Schwartz won?t keep his job with another if Lions remain outside the playoffs.
24. Dolphins (0-0)
They were the big spenders in the offseason. That doesn?t always guarantee results.
25. Cardinals (0-0)
Bruce Arians was a miracle worker in Indy last season. He?ll need more of the same in Arizona this year.
26. Titans (0-0)
With a newly bulked up offensive line, Chris Johnson is having flashbacks to 2009.
27. Chargers (0-0)
Looks like another year of Philip Rivers running for his life.
28. Browns (0-0)
Norv Turner has a magic touch with young quarterbacks. Will the streak continue with Brandon Weeden?
29. Bills (0-0)
They?re hoping new defensive coordinator Mike Pettine can provoke something out of $100 million man Mario Williams.
30. Jets (0-0)
Does it really matter who starts at QB? They?re going to be bad no matter who lines up under center.
31. Jaguars (0-0)
One more year of sympathy for Maurice Jones-Drew.
32. Raiders (0-0)
With their woeful offensive line, a word of advice for Terrelle Pryor: ?RUN!?
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