The AFC is loaded.
Thanks to an incredible first wave of free agency and the star power of quarterbacks that resided in the conference heading into the offseason, plenty of AFC teams had to up their game to have a chance to compete with the Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills, and Cincinnati Bengals. All three of those teams have franchise quarterbacks 26 years old or younger. They’re not going away anytime soon.
The Los Angeles Chargers had a franchise quarterback in Justin Herbert and a boatload of cap space. They got better. The Denver Broncos had a lot of cap space and acquired Russell Wilson to their talented roster. They got better. The Las Vegas Raiders added the best wide receiver in football over the past six years to help out Derek Carr. They got better.
The Tennessee Titans tweaked their talented roster. The Baltimore Ravens are getting dozens of key players back from injured reserve. The Cleveland…
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