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- The Seattle Seahawks made the playoffs for the first time despite losing their first round pick before he got to play a down and their previous 1st round pick for half the season. The defense showed signs of living up to its talent, but it still has work to do. The offense has been making strides though.

- The St. Louis Rams have made the NFC Championship game the past two seasons, including a 15-1 record with Top 5 offenses and defenses last season. There is no reason to suspect a huge drop off this upcoming season.

- The Washington Redskins have had cap issues in recent seasons, but it appears those days might be behind them, and they went from having the #1 overall pick in last season's draft to being in the playoff hunt until Week 17. They have a lot of youth and veteran starters, and they look to be one good offseason away from being Super Bowl contenders again.

- After having made the playoffs the previous three seasons, the Vikings had an uncharacteristically poor season. The defense was okay, but that offense was all HB Courtney Lewis. Former MVP QB Josh Portis has far and away his worst season as a Pro, so he's a likely bounceback candidate. This team is the league's oldest, and while most of the old guys are on the bench, you can expect to seeing many retirements ahead for this team, especially on the OL.

- The Anaheim Lightning had a resurgent season after picking around the Top 10 for awhile. They finished with an 8-8 record and a Top 10 D. The offense wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either. They have a lot of youth there, so maybe it is just a matter of time before the entire offense breaks out.

- The Atlanta Falcons had a sneaky Top 5 D, but they squandered it by losing their opening round playoff game. It is possible that they will lose all three of their starting LBs to retirement, and the chronic health issues of several offensive players has started to become a problem, but this team has talent, depth, and production across the board, so it's hard to imagine this team will not be playoff contenders next season.

- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have the reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year in QB Teddy Bridgewater, and the defense had its best outing in several seasons. Retirements are looming on both sides of the ball, with WR and CB being the positions in the most danger.

Should any of the italicized teams open up, I will hopefully also provide a little bit of info on them as well.
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