The Buffalo Bills are the odds-on favorite to finally win a Super Bowl, but there are some up-and-coming teams and one fading dynasty looking to make sure that doesn’t happen.
2022 NFL PREVIEW
There have only been two seasons in which a last-place team from the previous season did not win a division title. The Ravens are one of the most likely teams to extend the trend.
The Titans offense will play off one of the most punishing runners in the NFL. Derrick Henry played just eight games last year but still gained 937 yards.
The Eagles were aggressive this offseason in building a talented roster around third-year quarterback Jalen Hurts, who needs to find consistency to unseat the Cowboys.
In an otherwise weak division, Tom Brady, the bevy of weapons he has and a stingy defense should be enough to claim another division title.
The Rams remain loaded on both sides of the ball, led by wide receiver Cooper Kupp, And of course, Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey lead a stingy defense.
If Aaron Rodgers is going to lead the Packers to another division title, he’ll have to do it without star wide receiver Davante Adams, who was dealt in the offseason.
The Vegas Nation staff makes preseason predictions on who will win the conference championship games and the Super Bowl.
Josh McDaniels’ second chance as a head coach comes more than a decade after what he called a “failed” stint with the Broncos. He’s far more prepared this time around.
In his second head-coaching stint, Josh McDaniels has emphasized collaboration and communication as he seeks to lead what could be a special season.
The Buffalo Bills are the clear-cut favorites to win the Super Bowl. But the Raiders are the largest liability at Las Vegas sportsbooks.
Talent abounds as four of the league’s best 12 or so quarterbacks will be behind center, including the Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes.
New Raiders general manager Dave Ziegler hopes the roster he builds will ultimately produce a Super Bowl title.
