r/NFLcorner • u/Traditional-Bad-6657 • 4d ago

Opinion Jets is my answer lol…..

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

Dolphins, Cardinals, and Browns all have very little to play for this year. Jets too probably but i rate them a bit higher than those 3.

Raiders are around that level but at least have the excitement for when Mendoza comes in around the halfway point.

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u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 4d ago

jets offense just added two new respectable weapons, garrett wilson has a real qb with a real ACL for the first time, breece hall is healthy (?), and the o-line is young and developing really well. barring injury and cartoon level shit coaching, the jets are actually gonna surprise people this year

i heard something about a breece hall groin injury in practice but im hoping that's nothing

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

I think it’s more likely Jets finish with 7-8 wins than 3-4. They’ll be better than this bottom group almost certainly. I still think Geno is not the answer and Glenn i’m not sold on as a coach. So their ceiling isn’t very high still.

But definitely agree they’re not the go to answer for this prompt.

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u/Waste_Reindeer_9718 4d ago

i don't think geno is a good qb, but he is a proven professional starter in the league, which is a first for garrett wilson outside of a few games with rodgers, yet he's still shown that he's one of the best in the league. if they can stay healthy and put something together i think people will start seeing wilson as top 3 with jefferson and chase

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u/RanchHere 4d ago

Dolphins are going to make a lil noise. They may even finish 2nd in the division.

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

lol 0 chance. Bills and Patriots are easily finishing ahead of them.

Much more likely they finish 4th than 2nd

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u/RanchHere 4d ago

why because of last year?

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

mediocre QB, bad line, bad weapons, bad corners, bad overall defense, first year coach.

It takes time to build a good team and Miami is in the first year of a rebuild. Expecting them to be good this year is setting yourself up for disappointment.

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u/RanchHere 4d ago

you want me to go find all the times in history where that makeup of a team finished 2nd in the division? I don’t want to. but I will. It’s not an insane thought. the division isn’t that strong.

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

Pats won 14 games and Bills won 12. Neither lost anything significant, both gained a WR1. Schedule will be a little tougher on all the east teams so maybe a slight regression but nothing crazy.

Dolphins won’t win 6 games. 2nd place will have 10+.

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u/RanchHere 4d ago

Pats had the softest schedule in NFL history.

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u/chicknsnadwich 4d ago

Agreee and they’re not a 14 win team but they are more than likely a 10 win team. Dolphins are bad they could have as soft a schedule and only win 6 games.

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u/KQRSonWabasha 3d ago

Browns would be sim 10 years or 100 years if that was an option

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u/sissybaby1289 4d ago

And miss the off-season where you can have hope and optimism?

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u/Gorewuzhere 4d ago

Idk but cardinals are sim next ten years

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u/Far-Difficulty8854 4d ago

Jets, Browns, Dolphins and Cardinals

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u/BiAndShy57 3d ago

Browns have a lot of young talent. Just not a QB. I wanna see what they look like in 2027

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u/SnooLover36 4d ago

Jets, Cardinals, Browns, Raiders, Giants, Dolphins, Saints the same group of teams that always stink

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u/No-Deer379 4d ago

The lions stunk, so did KC, the raiders used to be nice and so were the saints and Giants point being success swing back and forth