Forecasting the offseason for all 32 franchises

[BAMAPHIN 22]

The NFL offseason has begun, and there's always enough speculation and storylines to go around. Here are 32 fearless predictions -- one for each franchise -- of what will transpire in the coming five and a half months, as teams vie to remake their rosters and position themselves for a Super Bowl push in 2006. And for the record, wild guesses were not only allowed, they were encouraged:
AFC EAST

Buffalo -- Age is a big topic in Buffalo this offseason, but with five starters on defense who will all be at least 31 by August, the Bills won't be able to afford such a concentration of experience on that side of the ball. Anybody among the group of Sam Adams, Jeff Posey, London Fletcher, Lawyer Milloy and Troy Vincent could be vulnerable.


Miami -- The Dolphins' search for another starting quarterback option could include talks with Atlanta about the availability of Michael Vick's backup, Matt Schaub. The Falcons might be willing to part with Schaub for a second-round pick -- the same price the Dolphins paid for A.J. Feeley two years ago.


http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/writers/don_banks/02/10/banks/index.html

 

[Roman529]

Schaub wouldn't be a bad fit but I wouldn't give a 2nd rounder for him....a 3rd rounder at best.

 

[Basileus777]

Kansas City -- If the Chiefs were to add Terrell Owens as their latest offensive weapon, they'd live to regret it. In the short term, Kansas City might find a way to spread the ball around and keep T.O., running back Larry Johnson and tight end Tony Gonzalez happy, but over the long haul, that's a recipe for disaster.

They have a point, but what longterm are they talking about? KC doesn't have more than a year or two before we need to rebuild again. Though owens could destroy us before that I suppose.