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Summer is here and NFL football is just around the corner. Training camp is starting. So let's get a head start on predicting which teams will be competing in the upcoming season. Super Bowl XLI will be played in Miami on Summer is here and NFL football is just around the corner. Training camp is starting. So let's get a head start on predicting which teams will be competing in the upcoming season. Super Bowl XLI will be played in Miami on February 4, 2007. AFC EAST 1. Miami 2. New England 3. New York Jets 4. Buffalo Bills New England bolstered their defense by signing defensive tackle Jonathan Sullivan from the New Orleans Saints but with no significant improvement while other teams improved within the division. Miami should look great on offense with key acquisitions of quarterback Daunte Culpepper and Joey Harrington to complement their solid defense. Buffalo is still missing a leading quarterback and Eric Moulds left for the Houston Texans even though their defense is the best in the league. The Jets picked up quarterback Patrick Ramsey from the Washington Redskins as an insurance to back up Chad Pennington, who has recovered from his injury last year. Look for the Dolphins to take the division and go deep in the conference playoffs. AFC NORTH 1. Baltimore 2. Cleveland 3. Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati The Pittsburgh Steelers will have their work cut out trying to repeat the cinderella season last year. Quarterback rofusbeger with the much publicized off season bike accident, should crash down to earth. The Cincinnati Bengals chances of making it in a tough division rest upon Carson Palmer recovery from last seasons knee injury. The Baltimore Ravens improved both offence and defense with the acquisition of quarterback Steve McNair from the Tennessee Titans. The Ravens defense should be tough to beat with rookie defensive tackle Haloti Ngata in the middle, Ray Lewis at linebacker and safety Gerome Sapp from the Indianapolis Colts. The Cleveland Browns will improve slightly with the acquisition of defensive stud Willie McGinest and WR Joe Jurevicius from the Seahawks. This is a hard division to predict since the teams are amongst the most even in terms of style and strength. It's a real crapshoot as far as predicting who will provide the extra stretch at the finish line. It may come down to who will have the least injury to finish ahead. AFC SOUTH 1. Tennessee 2. Indianapolis 3 . Houston 4 . Jacksonville After slowly climbing and coming so close to winning the super bowl last year, the Indianapolis Colts should descend hard this year. Quarterback Peyton Manning, who relies on his supporting cast to compete, should have a tough season with high interception ratio without the blocking and running support of edge James couple with a weak defense. The Tennessee Titans replaced the declined Steve McNair with Vince Young who should provide inspiration to the team. Houston will improve vastly with wide receiver Eric Moulds from the Buffalo Bills. Jacksonville is the only team that remains status quo and so will their record. AFC WEST 1. Denver 2. Kansas City 3. San Diego 4. Oakland The Denver Broncos seems to be a team that finds a way to be competitive and this year is no different. WR Javon Walker from the Green Bay Packers should provide a solid target for Jake Plummer. The Kansas City Chiefs have always rely on their running game and this year is no exception with top RB Larry Johnson carrying the load. Their achilles heels is the defense, the worst in the league, is the reason why the Chiefs will remain near the bottom at the end of December. The Chargers process a strong balanced team both on offence and defense allowing them to win games in the end. However, the Chargers will be lacking a quarterback who can be the leader and will struggle with rookie QB Phillip Rivers. The Oakland Raiders should be the weakest in the division due to a lack luster defense and a leaderless offence. NFC EAST 1 . Dallas 2. New York 3. Washington 4. Philadelphia This is considered the Meat and Potato division of the NFL. The Dallas Cowboys have gone younger as a team. But they still have Drew Bledsoe at the helm. Who should light up the scoreboard with WR Terrell Owens. This is a make or break year for the Cowboys. Look for them to improve. The New York Giants had last season to provide experience to their young players. This year will be solid for the Giants, particularly on offence. QB Ely Manning should emerge with Tiki Barber and WR Plaxico Burress providing the supporting cast behind a solid offensive line. The question mark is whether their defense with Lavar Arrington can hold up. The Philadelphia Eagle will lose a step back with the departure of TO. Donovan McNabb is on the decline with injury and not able to guide the talented team to win the superbowl and now he has even less to work with. They will fight with the Washington Redskins to see who will be the bottom dweller of the division NFC NORTH 1. Chicago 2. Minnesota 3. Green Bay 4. Detroit The Chicago Bears should remain at the top of the division with a solid defense and a mediocre offence. QB Rex Grossman's play making will be key to their success. And the reason why the Bears should be at the top is because of the weak division. The Minnesota Vikings as a whole is not that impressive but Brad Johnson should provide veteran leadership at the helm. The Green Bay Packers should be looking at another dismal season with Brett Favre at quarterback. And Detroit should not be a factor with the new coaching and lack of quarterback leadership. NFC SOUTH 1 . New Orleans 2 . Tampa Bay 3 . Carolina 4. Atlanta The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will rely on their traditional strong defense and weak offence led by rookie QB Chris Simms and a strong running game led by Cadillac Williams to tackle their opponents. The New Orleans Saints should improve by leaps and bounds from a disastrous season with key additions QB Drew Brees RB Reggie Bush. WR Joe Horn and Deuce McAllister. The Carolina Panthers should quiet down from last year. Now that teams will certainly double or triple cover on Steve Smith this year. The Atlanta Falcons will have another dismal year. Michael Vick has not won anything since and there is no reason that will change soon. NFC WEST 1. Seattle 2. Arizona 3 . San Francisco 4 . St. Louis The Seattle Seahawks will look to repeat their performance from last season. But they will have some stiff competition. Arizona has improved tremendously with the addition of Edge James at running back. Their quarterback is still a bit suspect though. The St. Louis Rams defense should improve with Will Witherspoon and LaRoi Glover. But Marc Bulger will have to come out strong for the Rams to win. And the San Francisco 49ers has acquired CB Sammy Davis from the San Diego Chargers and Trent Dilfer from the Cleveland Browns at quarterback, who has not been proven to be a successful starter by any stretch. Still its an improvement to what the 49ers have nonetheless.