How other 30 teams will do in 2012 NFL Season (Fantasy football) Part 2

This is my THIRD BLOG ON on 2011-12 NFL Season. In this blog you will see the predictions for all 30 teams . How they will do in this season. These predictions will help to get good standing in Fantasy football

17.Dallas and the New York Giants

Dallas and the New York Giants are out because they’re incomplete teams, despite some glamorous pieces.

19. Miami, Cincinnati, Jacksonville and Washington

Miami, Cincinnati, Jacksonville and Washington are out for many reasons, highlighted by the lack of a quality QB.

23.Arizona, Minnesota, Carolina, Tennessee, Denver and Buffalo

Arizona, Minnesota, Carolina, Tennessee, Denver and Buffalo are out because their rosters imploded last year, and it takes a couple years to reformulate it all.

29-30. Raiders and 49ers

The Raiders and 49ers are out because, among a multitude of reasons, new coaches Hue Jackson and Jim Harbaugh didn’t get a full offseason with their players and will be revamping on the fly starting Week 1 of the regular season. Both look like 7-9 teams.

OK, I’ve just eliminated 30 teams. Let’s break down how the Eagles and Ravens survive the cut …

The QB question: Michael Vick and Joe Flacco (barely) pass the test. The Eagles’ Vick is at his athletic peak, with another year under Andy Reid to steady him for those big playoff matchups. Flacco doesn’t always look pretty, but he helped put up 24 points at Pittsburgh in the playoffs; that early-round loss wasn’t his fault, and he’s improving every year. Defensive playmakers: The Eagles added Nnamdi Asomugha, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Cullen Jenkins to wake up the defense. The Ravens defense is self-explanatory.

The timing: If Green Bay suffers from post-Super Bowl fatigue, no franchise benefits more than Philly.

Baltimore is due for a break. The Ravens have played their past seven playoff games on the road, mostly because Pittsburgh has ruled the NFC North and gobbled up the home field. If the Steelers falter in the later parts of this season, Baltimore stands to gain the most.So I’m picking Philadelphia vs. Baltimore, with a clear-cut prospective champion.

Vick is better than Flacco, Reid is better than Baltimore coach John Harbaugh (Reid’s former assistant), and the Eagles’ defensive improvements make them my pick to win the franchise’s first Super Bowl.

I’ve eliminated everybody else. The Eagles are the last team standing.