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Originally Posted by Mr. Laz
2. Seattle Seahawks: The Seahawks have enough depth that players play hard against teams like Jacksonville because they believe someone will take their spot in the starting lineup if they don't go 100 percent.
3. Chicago Bears: It may be time to sign Jay Cutler to an extension because at this rate he may cost twice as much in February.
4. New Orleans Saints: Rob Ryan continues to impress with very little to work with, and Jimmy Graham is unstoppable.
5. Kansas City Chiefs: You get what you pay for, and Clark Hunt paid for Andy Reid. It is impressive just how good the OLBs are at rushing the passer. Tamba Hali and Justin Houston will crack the 20-sack mark between them.
6. Miami Dolphins: Now I'm starting to believe in Ryan Tannehill and I always liked the front 7 on defense.
7. New England Patriots: Tom Brady may have bought enough time to develop his rookie receivers with a soft opening three games. When Gronk and Danny Amendola come back, the Pats can get back to the no-huddle.
8. Indianapolis Colts: What a statement game for Andrew Luck and company to go out to San Francisco and win a very physical matchup. Luck still hasn't lost two in a row during his career.
9. Cincinnati Bengals: If Andy Dalton can convince opposing defensive coordinators he has a deep ball and can be accurate this team will go far.
10. Baltimore Ravens: Beating Houston without Ray Rice is a strong statement.
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Yeah, but Prisco credits Pioli for the talent level.