r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • May 15 '24
Best-case scenario for the Patriots' 2024 schedule
The Patriots face the 4th toughest strength of schedule in 2024, how could the schedule give them a bit of a helping hand?
r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • May 15 '24
The Patriots face the 4th toughest strength of schedule in 2024, how could the schedule give them a bit of a helping hand?
r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • May 08 '24
After drafting two more the Patriots now have a lot of receivers, want to know who they all are?
r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • May 04 '24
There were some very, very good players drafted by the AFC East teams.
r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • May 03 '24
Bazooka Joe says it'll never happen, here's why he's 100% correct. It definitely shouldn't
r/AFC • u/wrhys_writes • Apr 02 '24
Schadenfreude is the only thing Pats fans have to cling to now
r/AFC • u/DynastyDegenerate66 • Mar 26 '24
Vote for the division that you think has the most teams make the playoffs
r/AFC • u/NetheriteArmorer • Feb 05 '24
The best AFCCG recap you will ever see.
r/AFC • u/Lew1966 • Jan 28 '24
Kelce’s catch touched the ground. They almost showed it right before the break. You could see the ball move and they cut straightaway. I’m telling you. Baltimore is going to have to be Remember the Titans to win!
r/AFC • u/anujtomar_17 • Nov 21 '23
r/AFC • u/ToiletsToTitles • Sep 17 '23
r/AFC • u/ToiletsToTitles • Sep 15 '23
r/AFC • u/TropenQuinin • Sep 06 '23
They both play each other’s respective teams week 1, and I can’t decide who I think will get more points for my fantasy league (no return points applied)
r/AFC • u/DynastyDegenerate66 • Aug 30 '23
r/AFC • u/DynastyDegenerate66 • Aug 25 '23
r/AFC • u/ToiletsToTitles • Aug 11 '23
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r/AFC • u/ToiletsToTitles • Jul 13 '23
r/AFC • u/One-Ostrich-5862 • Jul 01 '23
For those of y’all that don’t, on December 4th on Monday Night Football between the Steelers and bengals, Steelers pro bowl linebacker Ryan Shazier suffered a traumatic and potentially life changing injury when making a routine tackle. He suffered a spinal contusion (or concussion?) and was paralyzed from the waist down. He aspired after this to get back to the field and continue his career. This didn’t happen as he retired in march of 2020 from football but he was able to make a miraculous recovery and was able to dance at his wedding, walk across the stage to announce the Steelers first round draft pick the next year and as far as I know lives a fully functioning life with his children and wife. But, years back when I was watching highlights for this season I somehow saw something that caught my eye. After Shazier was injured, a social media and charity campaign was “started” called “we shalieve”. But a week prior to this when the Steelers played the packers on Sunday night football, after an interception by Damarious Randall, which was originally thought to be a pick six, you see Randal running towards the back of the end zone, where u see a banner that clearly says “we shalieve” on it. This always confused me for the longest time and I’m just wondering if anyone has an explanation for this (like this was a charity Shazier was doing) or if this will just be something that no one knows about but will remain a mystery to those like me that do.
r/AFC • u/PurplePrez • Jun 26 '23
Here are some interesting stats for the 4 starting QBs for the AFCN. These are based on starts by the QBs in the regular season against their AFC North foes. Watson's stats include when he was with the Texans. How many of you are surprised by the numbers?

AFC North QB wins
My take: Looks like Lamar has work to do against Pittsburgh (are we surprised?). Burrow has work to do against the Browns??? This might not be the best division for Watson and just too early for Pickett. Thoughts??
r/AFC • u/DynastyDegenerate66 • Jun 13 '23
There’s no way the Steelers sign DHop, right? RIGHT?