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It's amazing, honestly, how it's inverted so quickly.

The NFC is now the top-heavy league, with the Packers, Bradys, Rams, 49ers, and Cowboys in the front (and perhaps the Cardinals), but most of those are declining and at least two of them are looking at cap hell for years to come. This is a stark change from just two years ago.

The AFC is now hyper-competitive, having a huge amount of good or better QBs. I'd say that, in addition to the Jets, Jags, and Texans that the Steelers might not have playoff aspirations this year. I'd think their plan is "figure out what the hell to do without Big Ben around" with hopes to make the playoffs in the 2023 season. The Dolphins' coaching change and the Raiders making a terrible hire will cause their hopes to fade quickly, most likely, the former only because of the competition.