Farewell AFC, We Knew Thee Well

[BlueBlitzer]

The AFC scares no one. I mean who do they have ? The Patsies haven't won it since what ? 05 ? The last time the Steelers won it was against the 8-8 Cardinals ( And they needed a " Pick Six going Coast To Coast to win it. ) The Colts are back to being the Dolts. The Ravens offense, just can't get it done. The Chargers got old, and their not called the " Lords Of The Ringless " for nothing.The Jets crash and burn year after year. The NFC has the Giants, Packers, Saints, Niners, Lions, and even the Falcons who you cannot take lightly. NFC Dominates.

[TheBookOfEli]

I agree somewhat. Don't sleep on the Texans though. I think the Texans have a legit shot of going to a Superbowl very soon.

But the NFC has also a legit shot to rule like they did in that 1984-1996 span.

[Kakaru]

[quote user="BlueBlitzer"]The AFC scares no one. I mean who do they have ? The Patsies haven't won it since what ? 05 ? The last time the Steelers won it was against the 8-8 Cardinals ( And they needed a " Pick Six going Coast To Coast to win it. ) The Colts are back to being the Dolts. The Ravens offense, just can't get it done. The Chargers got old, and their not called the " Lords Of The Ringless " for nothing.The Jets crash and burn year after year. The NFC has the Giants, Packers, Saints, Niners, Lions, and even the Falcons who you cannot take lightly. NFC Dominates.[/quote]

The Cardinals were 9-7 that season, same as the 2011 Giants

[redbeardxxv]

I see the Raiders coming out of no-where in the next 2-3 years.... stand by.

[dave56dj]

Then there's that team who went to the second round of the playoffs led by a terrifying qb who just picked up one of the greats. So i'd have to say the Broncos may be a factor. And just because the pats haven't one since 05 means they can't be a contender? - Wouldn't we then have had to say the same about the Giants last year (havent won since 07) logic seems flawed. Ravens have a lot of talent as well.

[LTMVP8686]

The NFC has won the Super Bowl the last 4 of 5 years but the AFC is still a strong conference. The Pats have made the Super Bowl the last 5 of 11 years and can do it again this year. The Steelers have been in the Super Bowl the last 3 of 7 years and had the best defense last year. The Ravens are still a tough team. The Texans did very well considering their plethora of injuries especially at QB. The Broncos with Peyton will be tough as well.

[Redeyejedi]

The NFC is far away the Superior conference. I would of taken any of the Top 4 NFC Teams to beat the AFC team in the Super Bowl.
Texans are a nice team but Schaub isnt a sure thing.
Pats are still the best team and they are flawed as well

[GMENAGAIN]

[quote user="TheBookOfEli"]I agree somewhat. Don't sleep on the Texans though. I think the Texans have a legit shot of going to a Superbowl very soon.

But the NFC has also a legit shot to rule like they did in that 1984-1996 span.[/quote]

Texans had a rough offseason though . . . . lost Williams, Ryans and Winston.

[gmen0820]

[quote user="GMENAGAIN"][quote user="TheBookOfEli"]I agree somewhat. Don't sleep on the Texans though. I think the Texans have a legit shot of going to a Superbowl very soon.

But the NFC has also a legit shot to rule like they did in that 1984-1996 span.[/quote]

Texans had a rough offseason though . . . . lost Williams, Ryans and Winston.[/quote]Texans did all their damage without Williams, and a gimpy Ryan (who they traded, not lost).

Winston's release was surprising.

[Pksoze]

A healthy Texans team and the Ravens are capable of winning the SB. The Patriots could reload with a good draft...but I agree the NFC is stronger than the AFC at this point.