The NFC took a step back this offseason. The star power of quarterbacks transferred over to the AFC, leaving the NFC with Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, and Matthew Stafford as the premier passers in the conference. Makes sense the Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Los Angeles Rams were conference title contenders.
Green Bay took a step back with the trade of Davante Adams to the Raiders, while Tampa Bay and Los Angeles held serve despite losing some key contributors on their Super Bowl championship rosters. The Dallas Cowboys also lost key pieces from last year’s NFC East title team, no longer amongst the conference’s elite. The Arizona Cardinals are in the same boat, as a 4-7 finish with a wild card playoff loss led to the team undergoing a youth movement and departing from key veterans.
The San Francisco 49ers can’t decide who their quarterback is. The Philadelphia Eagles have three first-round…
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