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2016 AFCS Champs. Houston.
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Quote:Much too early to call a division winner. Jags are loaded with talent, Colts still play with a lot of heart and Texans still have an unknown value under center.Jags have a lot of talent on paper but have they played up to it?.. no. They were praised for their defensive draft and they gave up 38 points to the Chargers.. they ain't there yet, maybe next season or under another coaching staff who can actually develop and bring that talent out.. Houston already has the potential and production on the field to have the best defense in the league, they haven't allowed a TD in their last 6 quarters.. and I can't wait for the divisional games..that's when we're really going to start to pull away in this race |
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