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The Patriots have truly been the beasts of the east. No Brady in the team’s first four games in 2016, no problem. They won three of those four games. After winning its fifth Super Bowl in 16 years, they are out to win yet another one.
When you talk about a black and blue division, that’s the AFC North for you. These teams beat up on each other and they play a physical brand of football. You don’t see much of that these days.
The Auburn Tigers were the last team not named the Crimson Tide to win this division and that was in 2013. Every year since 2014, Saban and company has come out on top.
SEC West > SEC East. When you look at the conference as a whole, more people tend to watch the West than the East. The top of the division really has no space as Georgia, Florida and Tennessee all have shots at winning it.
Who saw the Colorado Buffaloes, a team that has struggled significantly winning this division last year? The best quarterback in the country is also featured in this conference. Here’s my Pac-12 South outlook.
When he’s 100 percent healthy, Jeremy Maclin is a very productive wide receiver. Here’s my breakdown on the Baltimore Ravens signing him.
Is this another year where the Washington Huskies win the North for the second year in a row or will another team overtake them? My thoughts on the Pac-12 North.
He came in and turned Oklahoma Sooners football into a consistent force. This week, he announced his intentions to retire. Here’s my take on Bob Stoops.
Whenever teams in the Big 12 meet up, it’s usually a ton of offense being scored. There are many intriguing questions within the conference as the fall is near. How does Oklahoma regroup after the loss of Perine, Mixon and Westbrook? Can Tom Herman make the Texas Longhorns relevant again? Here’s our Big 12 preview.
This was a division that was supposed to be controlled by the Buckeyes, Wolverines and Spartans. Two of them were at the top while one struggled and then a team came out of nowhere and shocked us all. This is a division I’ll have my eyes on throughout the year. Who takes the Big Ten East this year? Here’s my take.