phinzB-low.500
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Keep your eyes peeled
I know the season just ended for 20 teams, and that the playoffs haven't even begun, but there are a few teams out there that missed on getting the chance to win the Super Bowl and will reload for 2005. I'd like to point them out to you.
Buffalo: Not because I coached there, but the Bills have a lot of pieces in place. You can start with Willis mcgahee, a great defense on the rise and a fine coaching staff, but they have other components, too. They have a superb kicking game, the addition of wide receiver Lee Evans proved to be big and I like the way J.P. Losman plays.
Kansas City: They came on late in the year and became a team that could run the ball no matter who started at running back. They need help defensively, but I suspect Dick Vermeil will seriously address that in the offseason.
Washington: The Redskins have played fine defense all year despite their lackluster record. I think Joe Gibbs has gotten his feet wet again, he's back in the flow and the tempo has picked up. He's back in coaching condition, and that could mean trouble for the rest of the NFC.
Two teams that I didn't mention that you may have thought of are the Jaguars and Ravens, both of whom missed out on the playoffs by narrow margins this year. I respect what Jacksonville and Baltimore did, but I think they both overachieved a little this year. I'll need some convincing, and I'm sure they'll be glad to try. :confused: What do you think
I know the season just ended for 20 teams, and that the playoffs haven't even begun, but there are a few teams out there that missed on getting the chance to win the Super Bowl and will reload for 2005. I'd like to point them out to you.
Buffalo: Not because I coached there, but the Bills have a lot of pieces in place. You can start with Willis mcgahee, a great defense on the rise and a fine coaching staff, but they have other components, too. They have a superb kicking game, the addition of wide receiver Lee Evans proved to be big and I like the way J.P. Losman plays.
Kansas City: They came on late in the year and became a team that could run the ball no matter who started at running back. They need help defensively, but I suspect Dick Vermeil will seriously address that in the offseason.
Washington: The Redskins have played fine defense all year despite their lackluster record. I think Joe Gibbs has gotten his feet wet again, he's back in the flow and the tempo has picked up. He's back in coaching condition, and that could mean trouble for the rest of the NFC.
Two teams that I didn't mention that you may have thought of are the Jaguars and Ravens, both of whom missed out on the playoffs by narrow margins this year. I respect what Jacksonville and Baltimore did, but I think they both overachieved a little this year. I'll need some convincing, and I'm sure they'll be glad to try. :confused: What do you think
