[phillysouljah]

Quote: Originally Posted by gamerCNSK

The Panthers shouldn't be the worst team in the NFL again this year, especially with the right moves when the crazy free agent market is open. I heard on the radio there is a chance they get Braylon Edwards and that Smitty has developed a relationship with Cam so he may stay. This plus Shocky at TE means that just putting 2 on Smitty and loading 8 in the box won't work anymore. Williams and the Panthers both want him to stay in Charlotte if the money can work out, so don't count him off the team either. The Panthers could be a decent little team this year if everything falls into place over the next month or so.

So who would be the worst team if it's not the Panthers? Cincinnati? Arizona? Buffalo? Denver? Washington?

The Palmer-less, Ochocinco-less, (and looking to be Benson-less) Bengals look like they're going to be terrible. Arizona is an okay to good team everywhere but the QB position (though that defense needs improvement that may come from more consistent offense). Washington looks ugly, as well, unless they have Packers-like success in the 3-4 in the second season of that defensive change; their offense is lacking at every position, though. Denver and Buffalo are, like the Cardinals, okay to good generally-speaking except for a few positions.

So maybe Washington and Cincinnati should be the bottom-feeders followed by Carolina, Buffalo, et al.

As always, though, one of those top rated teams will have a big fall. The Chiefs or Bears look like possible free-fallers.