Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs know winning consecutive Super Bowls is a tough task. They’ll have plenty of familiar foes and some new ones standing in their way of a repeat.
for a full season and a dominant defense that’s still missing Nick Bosa. The Seattle Seahawks were a surprise team last year as Geno Smith made sure nobody missed Russell Wilson. They added playmakers on offense and bolstered the defense but there’s still a big gap between Seattle and San Francisco.
The Los Angeles Rams still have Aaron Donald, Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp but they’re rebuilding after a dreadful season following a Super Bowl title. The Arizona Cardinals are playing for the No. 1 overall pick in 2024.AFC EAST: Rodgers’ arrival in New York makes a tough division even more competitive. The Jets added Dalvin Cook to a loaded backfield with the returning Breece Hall. Quinnen Williams leads one of the top d-lines andanchors the secondary. There’s pressure in Buffalo on Allen and the Bills to go deeper into the postseason. If they can stay healthy, they’ve got a productive offense and solid defense to make a run. The Dolphins need Tua Tagovailoa to avoid injuries so he can get the ball to Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio could be Miami’s best offseason addition with CB Jalen Ramsey starting the season on the sideline. Bill Belichick hasn’t won a playoff game since Brady left three years ago. The Patriots will have a hard time avoiding the basement.AFC NORTH: Another loaded division led by Burrow and the Bengals. Their offense is stacked. Defense needs to overcome losing a pair of standout safeties. Lamar Jackson got paid and the Ravens gave him Odell Beckham Jr. and Zay Flowers. Now he has to deliver in the playoffs. Mike Tomlin makes sure the Steelers are always in contention, even with a rookie QB in 2022. If Kenny Pickett makes a big jump in Year 2, look out for Pittsburgh. The Browns are banking on Deshaun Watson to prove he was worth a huge gamble. In the tough North, they could finish last with a winning record.AFC SOUTH: Doug Pederson quickly turned the Jaguars into a playoff winner, helping Trevor Lawrence elevate his game in his second season. The offense will score points but the defense needs to step up to put Jacksonville in the championship mix. Injuries helped derail Tennessee last year and Ryan Tannehill has plenty to prove. Even with De’Andre Hopkins, the Titans’ best option is giving the ball to . The Indianapolis Colts are a mess but rookie QB Anthony Richardson should be fun to watch. There’s reason for excitement in Houston with new coach DeMeco Ryans, rookie QB C.J. Stroud and rookie edge Will Anderson.AFC WEST: The Chiefs have owned the division under Andy Reid, winning seven straight titles. Mahomes and Co. know how difficult it is to repeat and there’s questions at wide receiver and on defense. Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers look to bounce back after a playoff collapse. They’re still waiting on defensive-minded head coach Brandon Staley to improve that unit. Russell Wilson’s first season in Denver was a disaster. Sean Payton should get him back on track but the playoff drought should continue. All Jimmy Garoppolo does is win until now with the Las Vegas Raiders.
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