State of the AFCW 2023 edition

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by frozenchief

Buffalo looks like they may be legit and have gotten over the 13-second game hangover.

Miami looks really good but Tua has always been susceptible to injuries. Posting 70 was undoubtedly impressive, even against Denver but time will show how much of that was Miami and how much was Denver.

Otherwise?

Baltimore was supposed to have a good year but they've shown some definite cracks.

Cincy has not looked good so far, in part b/c of Burrow's injury. We will learn more tonight but they don't look like the same team from the last couple of years.

Pittsburgh looks solid but not like a contender.

Jets chances went out the window with Rodgers.

Jacksonville - beat by Houston?

Chargers - injuries and poor play calls are going to haunt them. I think Minnesota lost that game more than Chargers won.

Really surprised at how this year has turned out so far. It's admittedly a long season but some of these teams have put themselves into holes early.

Buffalo, KC, and Miami clearly look like the best 3 teams in the AFC in some order.

All have question marks, but KC easily gets the most benefit of the doubt imo.

Chiefs loss really should have been a win despite missing 2 top 10 players in the league.

Buffalo has blown out a couple bad teams, but we know they love running the score up. I think their run defense is really bad and I don’t trust Josh Allen still.

Miami has looked great, but Tua has real injury concerns that could pop up at any time. We need to see them win in cold weather too.