DBoston80 said:
...Ofcourse this is purely Talent as a whole IMO so (ex. N.E #4 rb's although Dillon is likely the 2nd best in the east this was done as a whole....
...Its the importance of these positions, intangables and believe it or not a little luck that seperate a good year and a bad year... another example most people believe a strong OL and DL are the keys...in that case the Jets look good to go deep into the playoffs again....
Obviously, im not going to bash you because this was just your opinion, but mine is a little different. Overall Buffalo has the most talent in skill positions, but a few weak areas made them a close second. My list goes as so.
QBs : 1 - NE 2 - NYJ - 3 - BUF 4 - MIA
RBs : 1- BUF 2 - NYJ 3 - MIA 4 - NE
(all four off these teams could be ranked #1 at RBs if they were in another division)
WR : 1 - BUF 2 - NE 3 - MIA 4 - NYJ
TE : 1 - MIA 2 - NE 3 - NYJ 4 - BUF
OL : 1 - NE 2 - NYJ 3 - BUF 4 - MIA
DL : 1 - NE 2 - NYJ 3 - MIA 4 - BUF
LB : 1 - BUF 2 - NE 3 - MIA 4 - NYJ
DB : 1 - BUF 2 - NE 3 - MIA 4 - NYJ
(I didnt realize how weak the AFCE's list of DBs have become compared to previous years)
ST : 1 - BUF 2 - NE 3 - MIA 4 - NYJ
COA : 1 - NE 2 - NYJ 3 - MIA 4 - BUF
(You can call it biased, I call it faith and the fact that Mularkey only has one year of HC under his belt. As good as Buffalo ended the season, i still felt they underachieved last year)
OVR : 1 - NE 2 - BUF 3 - MIA 4 - NYJ