I think when you look at their injuries last year and the roster they had the fact they won 12 games is amazing. Losing Brown is a hit but all the reports are that Burks, Woods and Phillips (rookie) have exceeded expectations.

Their OL was horrendous last year and they had a career back ups starting at RT. They had two OG who barely could finish games. There OL is likely gonna look fine with a healthy Henry running the rock.

Look at the 2021 production of Julio and Brown and I don't think replacing 1200 yds and 5TDs is gonna be hard. They had a horrible TE room and this year they got Hooper and drafted a kid Chig who is starting and has made a lot of plays in camp. They had no back up QB and now they have Willis who looks great early.

The defense is very stoudt against the run and they have major upgrades to the pass D. They have a great front four and it now has a fully healthy Dupree. They missed their back DE in Weaver and first CB Farley due to injury last year and they are back this year and Farley looks to be starting. We missed Etienne all year and he looks to be a real deal so it is like having an extra first rounder this year. The CB they drafted from Auburn is also starting for them to replace Jenkins who I thought was their weakest link last year. They have stud CB in Fulton and the best S duo in the league. On D their only weakness is depth at ILB because of injury, but they drafted two rookies who have made the team. I do not see TN falling of a cliff.

I see Indy falling off a cliff due to their OL/DL new DC and No WR playmakers. Indy LT's situation with stationary Ryan is a nightmare and I bet our young DE eat his lunch in our first match up with them this year. Indy has two good RB who can catch out of the back field and that is about it. Their TE room is terrible.

I love Mills and think he is gonna be special. Houston also has good coaching so I think they will be a tough out if they do not turnover the ball. I think Jax could finish second or third . I think Indy is sub 500

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