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July 23, 2017

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1. Patriots (14-2) Last Week: 1 Offense: 4 Defense: 8 Until proven otherwise, the defending champs remain the team to beat. They certainly appear to have loaded for bear in the off-season, so barring signs that Tom Brady has gotten old overnight... they have to be the favorite to repeat as champs again in 2017.
2. Falcons (11-5) Last Week: 3 Offense: 2 Defense: 25 Super Bowl loses typically have a hangover effect that lasts well into the following season. Given the melt-down nature of the Falcons' loss in the Big Game, it will be interesting to see how they respond in 2017.
3. Packers (10-6) Last Week: 5 Offense: 8 Defense: 22 As all these young QBs vye for big paydays, Aaron Rodgers is starting to look underpaid. Will that lead to sulking (and potential distractions)? That is probably silly; As long as he in under center, the Packers are capable of winning any game.
4. Cowboys (13-3) Last Week: 2 Offense: 5 Defense: 14 By all accounts the Coowboys appear to be a young team positioned to dominate for years to come. The flip side of the coin, of course, is that so much emphasis was placed on rookies last season that we have to wonder what will happen now that opposing teams have a full season of game tape to review?
5. Steelers (11-5) Last Week: 6 Offense: 7 Defense: 12 Big Ben has announced that he will be back, which makes the Steelers again instant contenders. With L. Bell and A. Brown in tow, that makes for a pretty nice set of tripletts.
6. Chiefs (12-4) Last Week: 4 Offense: 20 Defense: 24 With Andy Reid extended and the GM (Dorsey) fired, we know without doubt who is running the show. Reid has done a nice job getting the Chiefs to the playoffs -- but they have failed to make much noise once they get there.
7. Seahawks (10-5) Last Week: 7 Offense: 12 Defense: 5 There has been some turmoil in Seattle in the off-season, including rumors of certain defensive players being unhappy with QB Russell Wilson. The young team has had so much success in the past few years, it will be interesting to see how they deal with adversity.
8. Lions (9-7) Last Week: 8 Offense: 21 Defense: 18 It is beginning to sound like Matt Stafford is getting ready to sign a contract extension that will place him amongst the elite QBs in the NFL in salary. The question is: Is Stafford elite in terms of his play? He definitely has the talent, and in 2016 proved he could get it done WITHOUT Calvin Johnson.
9. Raiders (12-4) Last Week: 12 Offense: 6 Defense: 26 The Raiders may have been the 2nd best team in the AFC in 2016 -- but we will never know as Derek Carr went down late in the season. Carr is now the richest athlete in the NFL, so he will have plenty to prove in 2017.
10. Giants (11-5) Last Week: 13 Offense: 25 Defense: 10 The G-Men are the sexy breakthrough team for 2017 according to many pundits. We can see that. They were close in 2016 and have made some nice improvements in the off-season. Eli Manning has to be excited about the many weapons at his disposal, including the newly acquired Brandon Marshall.
11. Buccaneers (9-7) Last Week: 15 Offense: 18 Defense: 23 As the preseason gets underway, look for the Bucs to be touted on many, many lists as a potential darkhorse team for 2017. That makes sense given the strides they made in 2016 -- and the arrow continues to point up for QB Jameis Winston.
12. Texans (9-7) Last Week: 10 Offense: 29 Defense: 1 Houston's defense was so good last year that it spear-headed them to a division title, despite poor QB play. In fact, even adequate QB play may have made the difference in a close loss to the Patriots in the playoffs.
13. Ravens (8-8) Last Week: 14 Offense: 17 Defense: 7 With Ozzie Newsome and John Harbaugh still in charge, you always have to expect that the Ravens will be competative year in and year out. 2016 has to be viewed as a disappointment, but 2017 should see them bounce back in a very tough division.
14. Dolphins (10-6) Last Week: 11 Offense: 24 Defense: 29 The Dolphins managed to squeak into the playoffs in 2016, but went down to the Steelers without much of a fight. With the Pats again primed to dominate the division, the Dolphins will face another uphill battle to qualify for the playoffs.
15. Redskins (8-7) Last Week: 9 Offense: 3 Defense: 28 The Redskins still can't figure out what to do with Kirk Cousins -- although, there is talk that the two sides may finally be close to agreeing on a new contract. The NFC East remains a wide-open division with all 4 teams having a legitimate shot.
16. Vikings (8-8) Last Week: 17 Offense: 28 Defense: 3 What will life without Adrian Peterson look like? Well, he played very little in 2 of the last 3 seasons anyway, so that may not be such a big test for the Purple People Eaters. It will be interesting to see what rookie Dalvin Cook brings to the table as AP's potential replacement.
17. Broncos (9-7) Last Week: 18 Offense: 27 Defense: 4 For as much as we all knew that Peyton Manning's career was over, 2016 proved just how much difference even an old and washed up Peyton made. Perhaps a new coaching staff will spark some needed life into an offense that was so bad in 2016 that even a top-notch defense could not overcome.
18. Colts (8-8) Last Week: 20 Offense: 10 Defense: 30 It is time for the Colts to put up or shut up. With Andrew Luck behind center, for the past couple years, the expectation has been for them to at least compete for an AFC Championship Game appearance. That hasn't happened.
19. Titans (9-7) Last Week: 21 Offense: 11 Defense: 20 Mike Mularkey appears to have the Tennessee Titans headed in the right direction. The defense has steadily improved, and Marcus Mariotta has the look of a franchise QB. Look for them to be true contenders in the AFC South.
20. Eagles (7-9) Last Week: 22 Offense: 22 Defense: 13 The coaches are supposedly very excited about the progression Carson Wentz has made as he heads into his second year as an NFL QB. For their part, the team has done a nice job surrounding him with improved talent this off-season.
21. Bengals (6-9) Last Week: 23 Offense: 13 Defense: 17 Andy Dalton and the Bengals will be happy to get AJ Green back healthy in 2017. Look for the offense to improve in the 2nd year under offensive coordinator Ken Zampese.
22. Cardinals (7-8) Last Week: 24 Offense: 9 Defense: 2 The secondary remains a huge concern for the Cardinals, but an aging Carson Palmer and Larry Fitgerald should remain productive enough to keep the offense in most games.
23. Bills (7-9) Last Week: 19 Offense: 16 Defense: 19 The Bills totally overhauled their front office and coaching staff in the off-season. On paper all of the moves look very sound, but the new GM (Brandon Beane) and head coach (Sean McDermott) are both rookies. The team still has some talent -- and we expect McD to get quality production -- but it may take some time to adjust.
24. Saints (7-9) Last Week: 16 Offense: 1 Defense: 27 As long as Drew Brees remains under center you can never count the Saints out. Of course, with such a dreadful defense, the Saints will HAVE to continue to rely on Brees to put up big numbers game in and game out.
25. Panthers (6-10) Last Week: 25 Offense: 19 Defense: 21 Just a year removed from a Super Bowl appearance, the Panthers regressed badly in 2016. The coaching staff and front office was also ravaged a bit by the Buffalo Bills. Still, with Cam Newton behind center and Luke Kuechly back and (hopefully) healthy, look for a nice bounce back in 2017.
26. Rams (4-12) Last Week: 29 Offense: 32 Defense: 9 The Rams have plenty of pieces in place, including a formidable front four. The key, of course, will be whether or not they got the pick right LAST season when they took Jared Goff #1 overall.
27. Chargers (5-11) Last Week: 31 Offense: 14 Defense: 16 It is going to take us awhile to get the hang of calling them the LA Chargers! Bear in mind that this team lost a number of very close games in 2016, and they had to struggle through a number of key injuries. Philip Rivers will be back behind center again in 2017 and has to be excited about the prospect of a healthy supporting cast, including a hot shot new rookie WR.
28. Bears (3-13) Last Week: 28 Offense: 15 Defense: 15 The Bears made a number of questionable decisions in the draft -- supposedly leaving head coach John Fox in the dark in the process. With Jay Cutler gone for good, what will the offense look like?
29. Jets (5-11) Last Week: 30 Offense: 26 Defense: 11 The Jets have the look of a team in full rebuild mode. The QB position, in particular, is in dire straights.
30. Jaguars (3-13) Last Week: 26 Offense: 23 Defense: 6 Jacksonville brought back a familiar old face in Tom Coughlin to help run the day-to-day operations. Coughlin wasted little time in tabbing accolyte Doug Marrone as the team's new head coach. How will the Jags respond to the new discipline-oriented mantra?
31. 49ers (2-14) Last Week: 27 Offense: 31 Defense: 32 After the Chip Kelly fiasco the 49ers were smart to be patient and take their time revamping the coaching staff (along with changes in the front office). They still have a long way to go, but we like the direction they are headed.
32. Browns (1-15) Last Week: 32 Offense: 30 Defense: 31 Could it possibly be that the Cleveland Browns may be headed in the right direction? The consensus seems to be that they are coming off a very strong draft, and they have also made moves to position themselves nicely with future draft picks. For 2017, however, they still have to be viewed as a team that will very likely struggle to win very many games.

1. Patriots (14-2) Last Week: 1

Offense: 4 Defense: 8

Until proven otherwise, the defending champs remain the team to beat. They certainly appear to have loaded for bear in the off-season, so barring signs that Tom Brady has gotten old overnight... they have to be the favorite to repeat as champs again in 2017.

2. Falcons (11-5) Last Week: 3

Offense: 2 Defense: 25

Super Bowl loses typically have a hangover effect that lasts well into the following season. Given the melt-down nature of the Falcons' loss in the Big Game, it will be interesting to see how they respond in 2017.

3. Packers (10-6) Last Week: 5

Offense: 8 Defense: 22

As all these young QBs vye for big paydays, Aaron Rodgers is starting to look underpaid. Will that lead to sulking (and potential distractions)? That is probably silly; As long as he in under center, the Packers are capable of winning any game.

4. Cowboys (13-3) Last Week: 2

Offense: 5 Defense: 14

By all accounts the Coowboys appear to be a young team positioned to dominate for years to come. The flip side of the coin, of course, is that so much emphasis was placed on rookies last season that we have to wonder what will happen now that opposing teams have a full season of game tape to review?

5. Steelers (11-5) Last Week: 6

Offense: 7 Defense: 12

Big Ben has announced that he will be back, which makes the Steelers again instant contenders. With L. Bell and A. Brown in tow, that makes for a pretty nice set of tripletts.

6. Chiefs (12-4) Last Week: 4

Offense: 20 Defense: 24

With Andy Reid extended and the GM (Dorsey) fired, we know without doubt who is running the show. Reid has done a nice job getting the Chiefs to the playoffs -- but they have failed to make much noise once they get there.

7. Seahawks (10-5) Last Week: 7

Offense: 12 Defense: 5

There has been some turmoil in Seattle in the off-season, including rumors of certain defensive players being unhappy with QB Russell Wilson. The young team has had so much success in the past few years, it will be interesting to see how they deal with adversity.

8. Lions (9-7) Last Week: 8

Offense: 21 Defense: 18

It is beginning to sound like Matt Stafford is getting ready to sign a contract extension that will place him amongst the elite QBs in the NFL in salary. The question is: Is Stafford elite in terms of his play? He definitely has the talent, and in 2016 proved he could get it done WITHOUT Calvin Johnson.

9. Raiders (12-4) Last Week: 12

Offense: 6 Defense: 26

The Raiders may have been the 2nd best team in the AFC in 2016 -- but we will never know as Derek Carr went down late in the season. Carr is now the richest athlete in the NFL, so he will have plenty to prove in 2017.

10. Giants (11-5) Last Week: 13

Offense: 25 Defense: 10

The G-Men are the sexy breakthrough team for 2017 according to many pundits. We can see that. They were close in 2016 and have made some nice improvements in the off-season. Eli Manning has to be excited about the many weapons at his disposal, including the newly acquired Brandon Marshall.

11. Buccaneers (9-7) Last Week: 15

Offense: 18 Defense: 23

As the preseason gets underway, look for the Bucs to be touted on many, many lists as a potential darkhorse team for 2017. That makes sense given the strides they made in 2016 -- and the arrow continues to point up for QB Jameis Winston.

12. Texans (9-7) Last Week: 10

Offense: 29 Defense: 1

Houston's defense was so good last year that it spear-headed them to a division title, despite poor QB play. In fact, even adequate QB play may have made the difference in a close loss to the Patriots in the playoffs.

13. Ravens (8-8) Last Week: 14

Offense: 17 Defense: 7

With Ozzie Newsome and John Harbaugh still in charge, you always have to expect that the Ravens will be competative year in and year out. 2016 has to be viewed as a disappointment, but 2017 should see them bounce back in a very tough division.

14. Dolphins (10-6) Last Week: 11

Offense: 24 Defense: 29

The Dolphins managed to squeak into the playoffs in 2016, but went down to the Steelers without much of a fight. With the Pats again primed to dominate the division, the Dolphins will face another uphill battle to qualify for the playoffs.

15. Redskins (8-7) Last Week: 9

Offense: 3 Defense: 28

The Redskins still can't figure out what to do with Kirk Cousins -- although, there is talk that the two sides may finally be close to agreeing on a new contract. The NFC East remains a wide-open division with all 4 teams having a legitimate shot.

16. Vikings (8-8) Last Week: 17

Offense: 28 Defense: 3

What will life without Adrian Peterson look like? Well, he played very little in 2 of the last 3 seasons anyway, so that may not be such a big test for the Purple People Eaters. It will be interesting to see what rookie Dalvin Cook brings to the table as AP's potential replacement.

17. Broncos (9-7) Last Week: 18

Offense: 27 Defense: 4

For as much as we all knew that Peyton Manning's career was over, 2016 proved just how much difference even an old and washed up Peyton made. Perhaps a new coaching staff will spark some needed life into an offense that was so bad in 2016 that even a top-notch defense could not overcome.

18. Colts (8-8) Last Week: 20

Offense: 10 Defense: 30

It is time for the Colts to put up or shut up. With Andrew Luck behind center, for the past couple years, the expectation has been for them to at least compete for an AFC Championship Game appearance. That hasn't happened.

19. Titans (9-7) Last Week: 21

Offense: 11 Defense: 20

Mike Mularkey appears to have the Tennessee Titans headed in the right direction. The defense has steadily improved, and Marcus Mariotta has the look of a franchise QB. Look for them to be true contenders in the AFC South.

20. Eagles (7-9) Last Week: 22

Offense: 22 Defense: 13

The coaches are supposedly very excited about the progression Carson Wentz has made as he heads into his second year as an NFL QB. For their part, the team has done a nice job surrounding him with improved talent this off-season.

21. Bengals (6-9) Last Week: 23

Offense: 13 Defense: 17

Andy Dalton and the Bengals will be happy to get AJ Green back healthy in 2017. Look for the offense to improve in the 2nd year under offensive coordinator Ken Zampese.

22. Cardinals (7-8) Last Week: 24

Offense: 9 Defense: 2

The secondary remains a huge concern for the Cardinals, but an aging Carson Palmer and Larry Fitgerald should remain productive enough to keep the offense in most games.

23. Bills (7-9) Last Week: 19

Offense: 16 Defense: 19

The Bills totally overhauled their front office and coaching staff in the off-season. On paper all of the moves look very sound, but the new GM (Brandon Beane) and head coach (Sean McDermott) are both rookies. The team still has some talent -- and we expect McD to get quality production -- but it may take some time to adjust.

24. Saints (7-9) Last Week: 16

Offense: 1 Defense: 27

As long as Drew Brees remains under center you can never count the Saints out. Of course, with such a dreadful defense, the Saints will HAVE to continue to rely on Brees to put up big numbers game in and game out.

25. Panthers (6-10) Last Week: 25

Offense: 19 Defense: 21

Just a year removed from a Super Bowl appearance, the Panthers regressed badly in 2016. The coaching staff and front office was also ravaged a bit by the Buffalo Bills. Still, with Cam Newton behind center and Luke Kuechly back and (hopefully) healthy, look for a nice bounce back in 2017.

26. Rams (4-12) Last Week: 29

Offense: 32 Defense: 9

The Rams have plenty of pieces in place, including a formidable front four. The key, of course, will be whether or not they got the pick right LAST season when they took Jared Goff #1 overall.

27. Chargers (5-11) Last Week: 31

Offense: 14 Defense: 16

It is going to take us awhile to get the hang of calling them the LA Chargers! Bear in mind that this team lost a number of very close games in 2016, and they had to struggle through a number of key injuries. Philip Rivers will be back behind center again in 2017 and has to be excited about the prospect of a healthy supporting cast, including a hot shot new rookie WR.

28. Bears (3-13) Last Week: 28

Offense: 15 Defense: 15

The Bears made a number of questionable decisions in the draft -- supposedly leaving head coach John Fox in the dark in the process. With Jay Cutler gone for good, what will the offense look like?

29. Jets (5-11) Last Week: 30

Offense: 26 Defense: 11

The Jets have the look of a team in full rebuild mode. The QB position, in particular, is in dire straights.

30. Jaguars (3-13) Last Week: 26

Offense: 23 Defense: 6

Jacksonville brought back a familiar old face in Tom Coughlin to help run the day-to-day operations. Coughlin wasted little time in tabbing accolyte Doug Marrone as the team's new head coach. How will the Jags respond to the new discipline-oriented mantra?

31. 49ers (2-14) Last Week: 27

Offense: 31 Defense: 32

After the Chip Kelly fiasco the 49ers were smart to be patient and take their time revamping the coaching staff (along with changes in the front office). They still have a long way to go, but we like the direction they are headed.

32. Browns (1-15) Last Week: 32

Offense: 30 Defense: 31

Could it possibly be that the Cleveland Browns may be headed in the right direction? The consensus seems to be that they are coming off a very strong draft, and they have also made moves to position themselves nicely with future draft picks. For 2017, however, they still have to be viewed as a team that will very likely struggle to win very many games.

Team	Points Scored per Game	Yards per Game	Positional Rating
ATL	33.8125	415.8125	79
NO	29.3125	426.0000	79
WAS	26.4667	430.2667	78
NE	27.6250	386.1875	83
ARI	27.8667	391.2667	80
DAL	26.3125	376.6875	84
GB	27.0000	368.8125	80
OAK	26.0000	373.3125	76
PIT	24.8750	372.6250	78
SEA	23.6000	381.0000	78
LAC	25.6250	356.8125	77
BUF	24.8750	354.1250	78
CIN	21.6667	380.6667	79
IND	25.6875	364.3750	73
KC	24.3125	343.0000	80
TEN	23.8125	358.0000	76
CAR	23.1250	343.6875	81
TB	22.1250	346.3750	77
DET	21.6250	338.8125	77
PHI	22.8750	337.3750	73
BAL	21.3750	347.6875	74
MIA	22.6875	332.8125	74
JAC	19.8750	334.8750	78
DEN	20.8125	323.1250	77
MIN	20.3750	315.1250	80
NYG	19.3750	330.6875	78
CHI	17.3750	356.5000	76
NYJ	17.1875	329.1875	76
HOU	17.3750	314.6875	76
SF	19.3125	308.1250	70
CLE	16.5000	311.0000	73
LAR	14.0000	262.6875	73

Team	TD Passes per Game	Passing Yards Per Game	Positionional Rating
NO	2.3750	317.1250	80
WAS	1.6667	317.2000	80
NE	2.0000	269.2500	85
ATL	2.3750	295.3125	77.5
ARI	1.8667	275.7333	78.75
GB	2.5000	262.4375	80
SEA	1.5333	274.9333	78.75
LAC	2.0625	262.3750	77.5
PIT	2.0625	262.6250	76.25
DET	1.5000	256.9375	78.75
CIN	1.2000	262.8000	77.5
IND	2.0000	262.6250	73.75
OAK	1.8125	253.1875	76.25
NYG	1.6250	242.4375	78.75
CAR	1.3125	230.3125	82.5
DAL	1.5625	226.9375	81.25
CHI	1.1875	248.0625	76.25
BAL	1.2500	256.2500	73.75
TB	1.8125	245.3750	75
JAC	1.5000	233.0000	78.75
MIN	1.2500	239.7500	76.25
KC	1.1875	233.7500	77.5
DEN	1.2500	230.3125	76.25
MIA	1.6875	218.7500	75
TEN	1.8125	221.3125	73.75
NYJ	1.0000	216.6250	75
PHI	1.0000	224.0625	72.5
CLE	0.9375	204.0000	73.75
HOU	0.9375	198.5000	73.75
BUF	1.0625	189.7500	75
SF	1.3125	181.9375	68.75
LAR	0.8750	184.4375	68.75

Team	TD Runs per Game	Rushing Yards Per Game	Positionional Rating
BUF	1.8125	164.3750	90
DAL	1.5000	149.7500	95
TEN	1.0000	136.6875	85
ATL	1.2500	120.5000	85
CIN	1.1333	117.9333	85
ARI	1.3333	115.4667	85
SF	0.9375	126.1875	75
KC	0.9375	109.2500	90
HOU	0.5000	116.1875	85
OAK	1.0625	120.1250	75
NE	1.1875	117.0000	75
PIT	0.8125	110.0000	85
NYJ	0.6250	112.6250	80
CAR	1.0000	113.3750	75
PHI	1.0000	113.3125	75
NO	1.0625	108.8750	75
WAS	1.1333	113.0667	70
GB	0.6875	106.3125	80
MIA	0.8750	114.0000	70
TB	0.5000	101.0000	85
SEA	0.8667	106.0667	75
CHI	0.6250	108.4375	75
CLE	0.8125	107.0000	70
JAC	0.5000	101.9375	75
IND	0.8125	101.7500	70
DEN	0.6875	92.7500	80
MIN	0.5625	75.3125	95
LAC	0.6250	94.3750	75
LAR	0.5625	78.2500	90
BAL	0.6250	91.4375	75
NYG	0.3750	88.2500	75
DET	0.5625	81.8750	70

Team	Points Allowed per Game	Yards per Game	Positional Rating
NE	15.6250	326.3750	72
HOU	20.5000	301.3125	75
DEN	18.6250	316.1250	73.5
MIN	19.1875	314.8750	73.5
NYG	17.8125	339.6875	70.5
SEA	19.4000	339.9333	76.5
BAL	20.1250	322.1250	70.5
PIT	20.3750	342.6250	70.5
DAL	19.1250	343.8750	66
PHI	20.6875	342.8125	69
ARI	24.1333	325.5333	75
KC	19.3750	368.5000	70.5
LAR	24.6250	337.0000	72
JAC	25.0000	321.6875	66
CIN	21.0000	374.2000	70.5
NYJ	25.6250	342.3750	75
DET	22.3750	354.8125	66
BUF	23.6250	357.0000	70.5
TB	23.1250	367.8750	72
CHI	24.8750	346.8125	70.5
GB	24.1875	363.8750	72
TEN	23.6250	357.5000	67.5
CAR	25.1250	359.8125	72
MIA	23.8125	382.6250	70.5
OAK	24.1250	375.1250	67.5
LAC	26.3750	347.1250	64.5
ATL	25.3750	371.1875	67.5
IND	24.5000	382.8750	67.5
WAS	25.4667	403.0667	70.5
NO	28.3750	375.3750	63
CLE	28.1875	392.3750	64.5
SF	30.0000	406.3750	76.5

Team	TD Passes per Game	Passing Yards Per Game	Positionional Rating
DEN	0.8125	185.7500	73.5
HOU	1.2500	201.6250	75
MIN	1.3750	207.9375	73.5
ARI	1.4000	224.3333	75
SEA	1.0667	240.8000	76.5
BUF	1.1875	223.8750	70.5
CHI	1.3750	224.8750	70.5
JAC	1.2500	215.2500	66
SF	1.8750	240.5000	76.5
NE	1.3125	237.8750	72
LAR	2.0000	233.2500	72
BAL	1.7500	232.7500	70.5
NYJ	1.8750	243.6250	75
PIT	1.2500	242.6250	70.5
PHI	1.5625	239.5000	69
NYG	0.9375	251.1250	70.5
MIA	1.8750	242.1875	70.5
TB	1.5000	250.7500	72
KC	1.4375	247.3750	70.5
CIN	1.4667	253.3333	70.5
LAC	1.3125	249.1875	64.5
DET	2.0625	248.4375	66
CAR	1.6875	268.1875	72
OAK	1.6875	257.5000	67.5
GB	2.0000	269.2500	72
IND	1.6875	262.5000	67.5
DAL	1.5625	260.4375	66
CLE	2.2500	249.7500	64.5
WAS	1.4667	275.3333	70.5
TEN	1.5625	269.1875	67.5
ATL	1.9375	266.6875	67.5
NO	1.6875	273.7500	63

Team	TD Runs per Game	Rushing Yards Per Game	Positionional Rating
NE	0.3750	88.5625	82.5
NYJ	0.6875	98.8125	85
SEA	1.0667	99.1333	82.5
CAR	0.6875	91.5625	82.5
NYG	0.6250	88.5625	80
BAL	0.6250	89.3750	80
HOU	0.8125	99.6875	85
GB	0.6875	94.6875	80
ARI	1.0667	101.2000	82.5
DAL	0.5625	83.5000	75
TEN	0.6250	88.3125	75
MIN	0.5625	106.9375	82.5
LAR	0.7500	103.7500	82.5
PIT	0.9375	100.0000	77.5
PHI	0.6250	103.2500	75
ATL	0.9375	104.5000	75
TB	0.9375	117.1875	75
DET	0.5000	106.3125	75
LAC	1.2500	97.9375	70
KC	0.6250	121.1250	80
CIN	0.8000	120.8000	80
JAC	1.0625	106.4375	72.5
DEN	0.9375	130.3125	82.5
CHI	1.1250	121.8750	77.5
NO	1.1875	101.6250	70
IND	0.7500	120.3750	75
OAK	1.1250	117.5625	75
WAS	1.2667	127.7333	77.5
BUF	1.3125	133.1250	77.5
MIA	0.7500	140.4375	80
SF	1.5625	165.8750	87.5
CLE	1.1250	142.6875	70

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