Who will be this year's Arizona Cardinals?

[SPTO]

Quote: Originally Posted by mKoz26

Best special teams? Interesting.

The Bills are consistently among the best. I wouldn't go so far and say they have the best ST but they play very well considering the (lack of) talent on the ST squad for the most part.

At least we can legitimately say we have the best ST coach in the league in Bobby April.

[mKoz26]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

The Bills are consistently among the best. I wouldn't go so far and say they have the best ST but they play very well considering the (lack of) talent on the ST squad for the most part. At least we can legitimately say we have the best ST coach in the league in Bobby April.

I didn't watch the Bills much this year, but thanks for filling me in. I was thinking there were a few others that seemed pretty hard to beat (didn't look up any stats, just from what I've seen) such as the Packers, Saints, and the Bears.

[feeq14]

I gotta say its one of the following teams

Seahawks
Bills
Bears
Skins
49ers maybe

I think you all can figure out which one Im pulling for.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by feeq14

I gotta say its one of the following teams Seahawks Bills Bears Skins 49ers maybe I think you all can figure out which one Im pulling for.

If we're talking SB, I think the 9ers probably shouldn't be on that list for this year... but I can see any of the others being a surprise team and actually getting all the way to the big game. Top choice for me would be the Hawks, but it's almost unfair to even put them on here. The Cards have always been horrible or on the border of being good. The Hawks have been the top team in their division for years and were derailed by their QB and top 20 WRs going down last year. They're healthy and bring in Housh... and somehow are still under the radar.

[N51_rob]

Quote: Originally Posted by wwharton

If we're talking SB, I think the 9ers probably shouldn't be on that list for this year... but I can see any of the others being a surprise team and actually getting all the way to the big game. Top choice for me would be the Hawks, but it's almost unfair to even put them on here. The Cards have always been horrible or on the border of being good. The Hawks have been the top team in their division for years and were derailed by their QB and top 20 WRs going down last year. They're healthy and bring in Housh... and somehow are still under the radar.

First, LMAO. Second, East coast bias.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

First, LMAO. Second, East coast bias.

true... they were kind of under the radar even when they were winning.

[JBH3]

Quote: Originally Posted by SPTO

The Bills are consistently among the best. I wouldn't go so far and say they have the best ST but they play very well considering the (lack of) talent on the ST squad for the most part. At least we can legitimately say we have the best ST coach in the league in Bobby April.

DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin will have something to say about the best ST in the NFL.

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I think the Bills are a good "darkhorse" SB favorite. Don't see it in Cleveland, at all. Arizona has had some bodies on defense like Wilson, Dansby, Docket, and Berry and some others step-up.

Other than Wimbley and Rogers there's really nothing on defense SB worthy, and nothing really at all to speak of in the secondary.

Honestly, I think the Packers could make a serious run. Cutler will need another yr or two till he gets some solid weapons. Minny, if relying on Favre, will probably suffer the same fate as the Jets, and even if Favre doesn't play there's still a void at QB. The division is theirs, and their schedule is freaking cake...they could definitely get a 1st rd bye.

I like Green Bay in this discussion.

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by JBH3

DeSean Jackson and Jeremy Maclin will have something to say about the best ST in the NFL. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= I think the Bills are a good "darkhorse" SB favorite. Don't see it in Cleveland, at all. Arizona has had some bodies on defense like Wilson, Dansby, Docket, and Berry and some others step-up. Other than Wimbley and Rogers there's really nothing on defense SB worthy, and nothing really at all to speak of in the secondary. Honestly, I think the Packers could make a serious run. Cutler will need another yr or two till he gets some solid weapons. Minny, if relying on Favre, will probably suffer the same fate as the Jets, and even if Favre doesn't play there's still a void at QB. The division is theirs, and their schedule is freaking cake...they could definitely get a 1st rd bye. I like Green Bay in this discussion.

I'm confused as to how Wimbley is considered SB defense worthy.

Shaun Rodgers and DQ Jackson are the only guys that are SB Defense worthy. Wimbley needs to learn another move or he can kiss his NFL starting job good bye.