Top 10 Most Hyped NFL Teams for the 2018-2019 Season

Yeah, the 49ers are definitely on the hype train. Well, for Jimmy G at least. Their new quarterback has received more hype than any other NFL quarterback during the offseason.

Not to mention an improved offensive line. Their quarterback needs protection. Also, they've got All-Pro Richard Sherman, and they get to anger Seahawks fans twice a year. A perfect setup for a playoff run. Unless the whole Jimmy G plan fails.

When your trade for Jimmy G turns out to be a steal, there's bound to be some hype. Now, let's see how Jimmy G performs over a full season. Playoffs? Maybe.

Offensive mastermind Sean McVay turned players like Jared Goff and Todd Gurley into Pro Bowlers, and they finished 11-5. Now, just look at their free agency haul. They may very well have a top-five defense in 2018. The Chargers aren't the only hyped team in Los Angeles.

This team made a bunch of moves in free agency. It's time to see if those moves pay off or not. Maybe this team can make a playoff run.

When you start 0-4 and end the 2017 season 9-7, narrowly missing the playoffs, then there's bound to be hype. Philip Rivers is on the tail end of his career but is still the best of the 2004 quarterback draft class.

Not only do they have a talented quarterback, but they also have the 2017 Comeback Player of the Year, Keenan Allen. A sturdy running back, Melvin Gordon, a defensive backs group headed by Casey Hayward, and a top-five defensive line with leaders Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram. This team is all set to make a playoff run, something they haven't done for years.

A healthy Deshaun Watson and J.J. Watt means trouble for opposing teams. On offense, they have a multi-threat quarterback who can pass and scramble, and an underrated receiving corps headed by DeAndre Hopkins.

On defense, they've got powerhouse J.J. Watt and a now healthy Jadeveon Clowney, along with Tyrann Mathieu replacing Andre Hal. It's no wonder Texans fans are hyping this team so much.

Let's see if they can get back on track after a disappointing season filled with injuries. If they can, could they reach the playoffs?

Many Bears fans are undoubtedly wondering what new head coach Matt Nagy can do with their second-year quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. I'm confident the former offensive coordinator can turn the tide for a Bears team that hasn't made the playoffs since the 2010-2011 season.

Not to mention Jordan Howard, who was snubbed from the NFL Top 100 players list. It's also been a long time since Chicago had reliable receivers. Now they have Allen Robinson, Taylor Gabriel, and Super Bowl champion tight end Trey Burton. Let's not forget their defense, which consists of rising stars Leonard Floyd and Eddie Jackson. People should be excited in the Windy City this year.

With Aaron Rodgers back, most cheeseheads are beyond excited for 2018. They went all out at tight end during the offseason, signing Jimmy Graham and Marcedes Lewis.

At receiver, it's a bit thin for depth, but Davante Adams has proven to be a number one receiver, and Randall Cobb isn't that bad. The defensive line will most likely be a huge strength in 2018, with Mike Daniels, Kenny Clark, and Muhammad Wilkerson leading it. While defensive backs are an issue, it could improve. The hype is real in Green Bay for 2018.

Most are wondering if Jon Gruden can really revitalize this 6-10 team. They've given Derek Carr weapons in Amari Cooper, Jordy Nelson, and Martavis Bryant, and reliable running backs in Marshawn Lynch and Doug Martin.

But can Derek Carr stay healthy? And will Khalil Mack sit out any games if he doesn't get a new contract? I'd say other than those problems, there's a reason to be hyped for the 2018 Raiders.

2017 ended in a blowout loss, but Vikings fans aren't giving up. They got the crown jewel of free agency in Kirk Cousins, not to mention a great receiving corps and a number one ranked defense.

It's Super Bowl or bust in Minnesota in 2018, and anything less than that would be a disappointment.

Most of this hype belongs to Saquon Barkley, and some people are already saying he's among the NFL's best. While that may be an exaggeration, I can see why people are excited. Odell Beckham Jr. is healthy again, their defense is looking better, and they've redone their offensive line.

It's just that Eli Manning doesn't fit. I think it may be time for another quarterback.