Top Ten Questions Going Into the 2018-2019 NFL Season

I can see the two going away after this season, and next season the AFC North will dramatically change.

It’s likely if Lamar Jackson plays well, then Flacco is out of Baltimore. But don’t be surprised if Flacco ends up with a quarterback needy team in 2019. As for Roethlisberger, the Steelers are preparing for Mason Rudolph to inherit what Big Ben has had for the past 14 years. I think he’ll play a season or two more, but the end is near. And let’s not forget Eli Manning. If he underperforms this year, then retirement may be the best option for the 37 year old.

I'd say this time around it may work the coordinator look reasonable, and the mix of young and veteran might be enough to be a big favorite.

I think it’s possible he takes them farther. Keep in mind that they lost to the Eagles who won their first Super Bowl. The Vikings return a strong defense and much of their same offense outside of Keenum. Is this the year Minnesota gets a Lombardi trophy? The talent is definitely there to get it done

In his first year no... he may get a playoff win, but he may either tie him, or might not even win and could go 0-2 in post season.

Not in his first year there, but I’ll see Cousins out do what Keenum has done for Minnesota in about 2-5 years from now

Cousins is better than Keenum, but Cousins needs to get to know Minnesota’s system and forget Washington’s. Maybe not this season, but in the coming future.

My guess is they make sneak in the playoffs or they may not depending on how it looks in the end I say their in the middle type team that may miss just because of the coaching switch I'm totally on board with just yet.

Possibly as a #6 seed. They seem more talented than last season.

Possibly. They look pretty good going into this year

To be honest what unknown can replace the likes of Dez, and Witten I'm not sure to be honest maybe Gallup, but that's it.

An elite offensive line wasted on a joke of an offense. Dak needs receivers to succeed. He doesn’t have much to work with.

For me, I think New England will miss out. I think they’ll come in to the playoffs as a wild card team, make it to the divisional, but get beat by Jacksonville. The AFC is weakening quite a bit though.

No... Jacksonville has that capability of redemption.

They’ll probably get into the playoffs, but beaten by Jacksonville. I hope Jacksonville beats them

No, not this season. He needs a few seasons to develop. For that, maybe Kansas City should consider a new head coach. Reid could never get the job done in the playoffs.

Maybe... yet is Andy Reid gonna last any longer even without perhaps his best season last year coming up short again.

Not yet. Mahomes needs a couple more years of training to be able to lead the Chiefs to their promise land

I'm gonna say a safe no, it seems like if the offensive line collapses Newton falls flat and runs for his life on every given play it seems like.

Their offensive line currently ranks down there with the likes of Seattle. With Norwell gone, what exactly do they have left? Ryan Khalil hasn’t been so hot in a while.

Something that nobody is really talking about that commonly happens with defending champions is the infamous Championship Hangover. The Eagles have never been defending champions until now. Will they stay on top or will they fall victim to the championship hangover? Only time will tell

Its possible sure, but there are some teams in that conference who could also pull it off as well NFC is no slouch when it comes to top contenders.

It’s 50/50. There are some teams, such as Minnesota and Jacksonville, that look very tough this season (to me)

Well first off don't win every single pre-season game, next they'll win about 4 to maybe 6 games if they actually look decent, and suddenly Hue Jackson found a way to coach this team they may have a little glimmer of light if so.

Well, they certainly look better, but the preseason apparently means nothing in Cleveland. Look at their 2017 preseason and season.

Preseason: 4-0
Regular Season: 0-16

I’m sure they’ll win a game, but maybe only two or three.

On paper they look better. But preseason performance doesn’t necessarily translate to the regular season

I'm gonna say no... there's a good chance he may struggle against his rivals this year Titans, Texans and Jaguars all have a good defense. I can't see Andrew Luck getting the verge of making the playoffs at all this season, but it is good to see him at least play again.

I hope so, but yet again it is the Lions until proven any legitimacy.

Definitely not. They look worse than last year. Cam Newton isn't consistent enough in the pass game, their receivers aren't good enough, and their DBs can't get the job done. 2015 was the best chance they had.

I would hope so his a key factor to this team still young, and clearly the best D-lineman up front right now.

I'm not sure, but its resolved it could result in trading away a very good player in the secondary thus Seattle would slowly need to rebuild around Russell Wilson.

Ryan FItzpatrick is one of those rare QB's that's been with half of the NFL teams where he finds some short amount of success but isn't always consistent from season to season. They can be competitive in a way, but if Winston never has any time to be on the field in 2018 his likely to be cut, but will his football career be over who knows.

Now its gonna be heavy load toss and short passes to Chris Thompson who looked impressive last season, and could prove to be the big go to guy for Alex Smith now without the double tandem out of play.

This one is actually tough because all of them are #2's but the fastest one to make that move could be... Josh Allen. While I don't think he'll turn out as good as I suspect... McCarron is unfortunately a #2 QB in this league thus come in 6'5 QB Week 5 perhaps is what I'm gonna project him coming in the lineup.