NFL Football: Preview AFC. Bills, Chiefs and Ravens the favorites

The usual suspicions: Bills, Chiefs, Ravens. After all, we could also bother “Keyser Söze”, mysterious and legendary criminal protagonist of the film. Söze represents the power of anonymity, an entity that is described by the others but whose existence itself is questioned, embodying the power of the story and narrative manipulation. Its name has become a term used to describe an unexpected ending or a plot inversion that radically changes the perception of everything that has previously happened. But in the American Football Conference they shouldn’t be surprised. Outside the three great favorites, there should be no outsider able to represent alternatives valid in a super bowl key.

East

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At the east the Bills dance alone. “Fusse who took the Vorta Bbona,” said Nino Manfredi. Josh Allen is the best quarterback of the League. Yes, we put it in front of Patrick Mahomes as far as he did last season. It is true that we are 0-3 as in won rings, but the numbers do not lie. And also “to skin” it seemed superior to us. Joey Bosa will be a great blow as long as it is able to play more than the 28 games of the last 3 years. There is no race in the Division: the jets with Justin Fields are not competitive even if with Aaron Glenn driving will grow. The Patriots are in the first year of the VRABEL management and the second with Drake Maye. The gaps are many, the calendar could bring them to 8-9 wins, optimistic forecast. Miami looks like the weakest, with coach Mike Mcdaniel first in the list of Silurato potential.

north

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The question always remains the same: will Lamar Jackson be able to prove that he is racing even in the playoffs? Because winning two MVP of the regular season will also be a nice recognition, but you play for the ring. The Ravens are 12-13 wins, we are waiting for them at the gate in mid-January. Secondary improved with the addition of Jaire Alexander. Cincinnati has the usual problems: stellar attack, disastrous defense. Having replaced Lou Anarumo with Al Golden as Defensive Coordinator may not be enough. Getting to the playoffs would already be a success. Pittsburgh got into the hands of a 41 -year -old quarterback, Aaron Rodgers. As much as he has had a stellar career, he doesn’t seem to have a lot of desire to take a barrel. The Steelers then lost Najee Harris (Chargers) and George Pickens (Cowboys) even if they added DK Metcalf. Of course Mike Tomlin has never had a season under 50% of victories in his 18 years in Pennsylvania, but thinking that he can get to the playoffs is Utopia. Browns are one of the worst teams of the League. Joe Flacco QB Owner says it all.

south

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Perhaps the worst division of the NFL. Only Houston can legitimately aspire to the playoffs, as long as it is better after the great expectations betrayed last season. CJ Stroud must show that he is the QB seen in his year as Rookie. The titans could be a (relative) surprise if the first absolute choice, Cam Ward, will prove to be a QB already ready for the pro ‘. The London, Pardon, Jacksonville Jaguars could annoy Texans under the new management with James Gladstone General Manager and Liam Coen Head Coach, taking advantage of a non -impossible calendar. To keep an eye on the first choice Travis Hunter, who could play both in attack as a receiver and in defense as a defensive back. The Colts – after the misunderstanding Richardson – with Daniel Jones to taste the owner will not go anywhere.

west

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All 4 can legitimately aim for the playoffs. And this also testifies to the weakness of the conference. Favorites remain the Chiefs, but watch out for the Broncos, with a super defense (the Linebacker Dre Greenlaw adds) and Bo Nix who has proven to be a Mr. Quarterback. And then there is Sean Payton on the Sideline, a guarantee. The Raiders, freed from the “package” Antonio Pierce, have Pete Carroll at the helm, the classic used safe and Geno Smith as to taste. And they fished a great -talented running back like Ashton Jeanty at the Draft. The Chargers on paper are the least listed, with Justin Herbert probably overrated as far as he showed so far.