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Eight burning NFL questions heading into 2016

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Will Robert Griffin III revive his career in Cleveland?

 

Cleveland is where players careers go to die...if RGIII resurrects his career there, it will be a minor miracle.
If he can have a complete season he will do good.
Could the Jacksonville Jaguars have a legitimate shot at seeing the postseason?

 

:lol2:

How will the Denver Broncos fare post-Peyton Manning?

 

They will struggle. Have to have strong leadership to keep everyone focused on a repeat. With Manning gone and the contract issues on the defense, don't seem them being anything other than pedestrian, primarily due to the offense.

Will Robert Griffin III revive his career in Cleveland?

 

If he does, how will anyone know? Hopefully he plays well and the new staff brings some exciting football to the city. If not, the only way we'll know they still have a team is when the fire the coach in two years for not winning the super bowl.

Do the San Francisco 49ers have any hope in the NFC West?

 

Are they even fielding a team this year?

Will the Baltimore Ravens rebound this season?

 

Think they are still one more year away. But if Pitt or Cincy has injury issues, they will be close.

Will Tom Brady’s suspension give the rest of the AFC East a fighting chance?

 

Nope, will make it worse for AFC teams.

Can the Carolina Panthers keep pace with last season?

 

Record wise no, but I could see them in the conference finals again.

Will Robert Griffin III revive his career in Cleveland?

 

Is this a serious question?

Think they are still one more year away. But if Pitt or Cincy has injury issues, they will be close.

 

Didn't Baltimore lose like 7 or 8 games by less than 3 points last year?

I don't see three AFC South teams reaching the playoffs so I don't see the Jags making the playoffs.

Will Robert Griffin III revive his career in Cleveland?

 

While I honestly hope he returns to form close to his rookie season, Cleveland doesn't need him to play an entire season. The better QB is actually Josh McCown. It is just unlikely that the 37 yr old McCown can play an entire season so if Griffin and McCown can combine to play 16 games that will be as good as we can expect this year in Cleveland.

 

Griffin will start the season because Jackson believes he has more potential, then we'll see if he has learned to slide and throw the ball away. I suspect McCown will get his shot when Griffin proves ineffective. McCown will get injured and Griffin will come back in. The 3rd round draft pick from USC may even get a look towards the end of the season. Then Cleveland will search for another QB in the off season, via the draft. I'm drawing a realistic picture here.

 

Cleveland is where players careers go to die...if RGIII resurrects his career there, it will be a minor miracle.

 

ggggggrrrrrrrr!

Could the Jacksonville Jaguars have a legitimate shot at seeing the postseason?

 

I don't see three AFC South teams reaching the playoffs so I don't see the Jags making the playoffs.

 

I don't see 3 AFCS teams making the playoffs either. That being said this year will be a more competitive division. Colts get Luck back, Houston didn't lose anything, Jags are finally near the end of a rebuild with a serious offense, Titans while just now starting a rebuild have a future building block in Mariota.

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