fine then it would be Baltimore , Cincinnati and Cleveland too that are the top teams that are going to stop them from repeating.

Then comes AFC East , AFC South and AFC West teams then the NFC teams .

Unfortunately I am not expecting much from my team this season.

Having to miss the draft because I was on vacation really hurt (the AI can't be trusted to make an intelligent decision). I still have a bunch of holes to fill. I'm afraid my good players are going to be too old by the time I get anyone else around them to be a contender.

when I see that I will believe that that you team wont be a contender.

you have won other leagues I don't discount you until you either don't make the playoffs or lose before the league title game.

Ready for this season to start, Meyer's been very accurate in pre-season so i'm hoping that will translate to regular season and he'll have a breakout season..

But i'm not gonna get my hopes up, it's MFN-1 so I'm gonna expect the unexpected.

It's getting very frustrating watching elite QBs play like **** and mediocre QBs looking unstoppable. Pressure doesn't seem to matter at all and you can double team WRs all day and they still seem to catch it regularly regardless.

GG San Diego,

Tough game to open the season,but we hang on for the win.

Agree with this part...this 38/39 WR just torched my secondary to the tune of 10 rec for 202 yds.... https://mfn1.myfootballnow.com/player/10817. He caught everything thrown his way and is a 38/46 pass catching. That is frustrating to watch even though NJ won.

I am good if average receivers with good hands make those catches, but not a WR with these stats.

Not to mention 6/8 route running and 11/13 bump and run avoidance, the WR vs CB interactions need some serious work. This guy isn't really even practice squad material. I guess it just goes to show that literally the only thing that matters for a WR is speed and getting the RNG on your side.

BTW would anyone like to trade me a kicker that isn't a choke artist? New kicker... Same story :(

Trying also to keep Pitt from 3-peat ing, while maybe hitting .500 this season!