>>BIG SNIP<
>>Maybe you're right in that AFC seems to have one or maybe two teams that are "dominant". But as their record indicates they can be had. The Ravens lost to the broncos and the panthers for god sakes. And they squeeked by the titans and the browns.
>>I guess their most impressive win is against the saints and chargers.
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>I wouldn't even say dominant, just better. I think the AFC has 3 teams better than any NFC team, Chargers, Ravens and Colts. Then there are a bunch of AFC teams (Patriots, Bengals, Broncos, Chiefs, Jets, Jaguars) that match the best of the NFC (Bears, Cowboys, Saints, Seahawks). The rest of the NFC is so mediocre that once again there's a mathematical chance of an 8-8 (or 7-9) team in the playoffs. Whereas in the AFC there are 5 7-5 teams fighting for 2 wildcard spots.

I'd slow down on the colts. they're not that good.
bronco? did Craig tell you to include them?

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>I don't think there are any truly dominant teams this year. They all have flaws that have been exposed. It should make for some very interesting playoff matchups.

Welcome to parity in the NFL.
"on any given sunday... any given sunday..." :)