Teams are furiously hiring/firing coaching staff in hopes of making a run at the Super Bowl. The combine and draft are right around the corner.  Will your team make it into the playoffs?

My Seahawks took the top of the mountain and won it all the last Super Bowl, but can they do it again? The coaching staff has been pilfered, the franchise is on the auction block, and players want to be PAID! So it's an upstream battle to make it to the championship again. It will be a fight against strong headwinds. Time will tell if they can do it again.

What about your team? Who are you rooting for? Let's hear it!!

Being a Patriots fan, I don't hold any expectations for '26. They're a young team and had a great '25.

My Packers will be about 500. Because we like to do the same thing over and over and over and expect different results. Plus with the Bears probably moving not gonna seem like football. Always looked forward to that rivalry

WAY to early SB predictions,

1 or the other.

Denver vs Seattle

Baltimore vs Philadelphia

Sleeper - Jacksonville

I don't really have a favorite NFL team. Kiddos like the Chefs. Boss likes the Donkeys. Good buddy at work loves the Steelers. Have many friends that are Packers fans. I kind of root against the Cowboys and Patriots.

I did like the Vikings...before they moved indoors. Tark, Foreman, Eller, Marshal...I got to meet Alan Page...he spoke at our University...I was his driver and "guide" for the day. Kind and soft spoken man.

I would love to see the following win a Super Bowl:

Detroit -- never been there

Bengals -- old NU QB is their Coach...good man

Bills -- nuff said

Vikings -- even though they play in a dome

Cleveland -- as long as Sanders is not the QB

Looks like the Vikings have found their QB.

My Chiefs have made some moves in the right direct. I just hope they have made enough.

On 2/21/2026 at 12:54 AM, Glenn said:

The coaching staff has been pilfered

^^^Disregard free agency, salary caps, franchise tags. You can bring all that stuff back. As long as owner's think that the assistant receiver's coach on the team that won this season's Super Bowl is ready to be a head coach, there will be no dynasties.

Seahawks defense will remain dominant, and will go all the way in 27.

Miles Garrett going to LA pretty much further solidified the NFC West as the toughest division in the NFL. I was kinda surprised by the move, LA gets a two time defensive MVP with a hefty salary while Cleveland’s getting Verse still on a rookie contract and 1st in 2027, a 2nd in ‘28 and a 3rd in ‘29. And it’s still a couple of months to August