The key will be how the South teams fare against the NFC North and AFC East divisions, because I think it is more likely the Texans, Colts and Jags are all like 3-3 in divisional games.

Each of those divisions have 1 team that the Colts, Texans, and Jags should beat, (Pats and Vikings).

But the other 6 teams are basically complete toss ups. I could see the Colts, Texans, and Jags beating or losing to any of Miami, Buffalo, NYJ, Lions, Packers, or Bears this year.

The schedule differences are interesting:
Texans - Kansas City, Baltimore, Dallas
Colts - Pittsburgh, Giants, Denver
Jags - Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Cleveland

On the surface, those differences should favor the Colts overall, as the Jags face Cleveland and Phily somewhat earlier in the year when they could be healthier or better before fading, and the Texans face KC and Baltimore during the stretch run when both those teams are often playing well. But it

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