I'm posting this before all the games are played, but assuming San Diego and Houston both win, this will be the playoff picture after week 5. Houston (5-0, 2.5 game lead on division Baltimore (4-1, 1 game lead on division) San Diego (3-2, 1 game lead on division) New England (3-2, 0.5 game lead on division) Cincinatti (3-2) Pitt (2-2) I titled the thread slimmest of margins because in the pessimism thread I posted on how significant a single loss can be. So far (assuming a Texans win), 1 teams will have already separated themselves from their division opponents by 2 wins through 5 weeks. As we all know, having done this last year as well, it takes an epicly bad losing streak to let your opponents back into the race after getting that kind of a lead in the standings. Interestingly enough, although RGIII has been getting the highlights with his play, at this point, I think that Andrew Luck is in a better position to make the playoffs. Indy only plays 3 more likely playoff teams for the entire remainder of their season, and with how poorly the AFC has been playing against the NFC, I would be less than surprised to see an 8-8 WC team from the AFC this year. I'll keep updating this throughout the season, but that loss to the Saints hurt.
I'd want to see how we would do against the Broncos but we beat them convincingly then the AFC West is pretty much the Chargers' for the taking
Pats cough it up, donks have it. Premise of this tread still alive though, by the slimmest of margins
La Cerveza Mas Fina! Ok my Spanish is limited to this. Anyway this season doesn't seem to have a front runner so far. I like ATL... so far. I am not sold on the Texans yet so the AFC is anyone's to take.
The finest beer is hardly a Corona, although there's hardly another beer I'd rather have in my hand while sitting on a warm beach.
