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The Carolina Panthers enjoyed a breakout season in 2013. All the talk of head coach Ron Rivera being on the hot seat entering the season was quickly put to rest with the team putting together a 12-win season, good enough to win the NFC South.
The Buffalo Bills finished last season at the bottom of the AFC East, but there was a lot to like from the team, including some flashes from quarterback EJ Manuel, and a defense that wound up as one of the surprise units in the league.
The Chicago Bears’ offense got a much needed kick in the pants last season with Marc Trestman coming to town. The perennially underachieving unit finally got it all together and came up with a big season.
The Green Bay Packers endured the nightmare of every team that rosters a franchise quarterback this past season when Aaron Rodgers went down with an injury and missed an extended period of time.
The Baltimore Ravens took a big step backward in 2013 after winning the Super Bowl following the 2012 season. Following an eventful offseason, the Ravens look to bounce back with a reloaded roster, hoping that they can put off the field distractions behind them and focus on what’s happening between the lines.
The Cincinnati Bengals broke through a year, winning the AFC North on the back of an 11-5 record, enjoying major improvements on both sides of the football.
The Cleveland Browns hope to escape their annual role as the league’s punching bag this season. The club brings in Mike Pettine to be its new head coach after he did some great things with the Buffalo defense a year ago.
The Pittsburgh Steelers weathered a litany of roster moves during the offseason following a disappointing 8-8 season, and now hope that all of that roster turnover will lead to wins on the field.
Another NFL season is upon us and once again the New Orleans Saints are expected to be one of the elite squads challenging for a Super Bowl title. The reason? Drew Brees who seems to be getting better with age, Sean Payton who has to be considered one of the best coaches in the game and the Superdome.
The Carolina Panthers will head into the 2014 season looking to build on a remarkable 12-4 season last year that saw them win the NFC South and elevate to near elite status in the NFL.
Is there any team in the NFL more poised for a bounce back season than the Atlanta Falcons? Seriously – how did this team go from perennial contender to a 4-12 season last year?
The Tennessee Titans enter the 2014 season a little under the radar – they went 7-9 last season with a backup quarterback and a running back that didn’t seem to care.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers enter the 2014 season as a sexy pick to become the most improved team in the league – not only did they steal Head Coach Lovie Smith but they also signed veteran quarterback Josh McCown to solidify what had been a quarterback situation that has long been a problem for the team.
The San Diego Chargers exorcised a lot of demons last season – actually winning a few games in December en route to a 9-7 record, a playoff berth and a first round playoff win over the Cincinnati Bengals.
The Washington Redskins enter the 2014-2015 season full of promise yet again, with a new coach and a few new weapons in town. The question is – are they good enough to reach the playoffs and erase the memory of a miserable 3-13 2013 season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers head into the 2014 season looking to rebound from what was viewed as a disappointing 8-8 season last year – their second straight .500 season.
