ESPN: Division checkup

[MTK]

NFC West:
• Arizona: All eyes on quarterback
• San Francisco: Can Martz rejuvenate offense?
• Seattle: Hawks hope young WRs emerge
• St. Louis: Shortcomings at wide receiver
• Scouts' NFC West roundtable
• SportsNation: Vote on who will win West, more

AFC West:
• Denver: Who's the featured back?
• Kansas City: Instant impact from picks?
• Oakland: Turning the corner?
• San Diego: Runaway train?
• Scouts' AFC West roundtable
• SportsNation: Vote on who will win West, more

NFC South:
• Atlanta: New beginning
• Carolina: Fox in the crosshairs
• New Orleans: Defensive overhaul
• Tampa Bay: Gruden weathering storm
• Scouts' NFC South roundtable
• SportsNation: Vote on who will win South, more

AFC South:
• Houston: In the running?
• Indianapolis: Depth perception
• Jacksonville: O-line is cause for concern
• Tennessee: Young saddled with shaky WRs
• Scouts' AFC South roundtable
• SportsNation: Vote on who will win South, more

NFC North:
• Chicago: Many pressing questions
• Detroit: Blue-collar mentality
• Green Bay: Great expectations
• Minnesota: Meshing new with old
• Scouts' NFC North roundtable
• SportsNation: Who will win the North?

AFC North:
• Baltimore: Change in the air
• Cincinnati: Johnson in eye of storm
• Cleveland: Riding the momentum
• Pittsburgh: Big Ben armed and ready
• Scouts' AFC North roundtable
• SportsNation: Who will win the North?

NFC East:
• Dallas: Beware of Ware
• New York: Will Super Bowl affect focus?
• Philadelphia: Counting on McNabb
• Washington: Campbell adapting to Zorn
• Scouts' NFC East roundtable
• SportsNation: Who will win the East

AFC East:
• Buffalo: Edwards taking control
• Miami: Parcells turning up the heat
• New England: Veterans still hungry
• New York Jets: Pennington or Clemens?
• Scouts' AFC East roundtable
• SportsNation: Vote on who will win East, more

[MTK]

Redskins preview is up:

The Redskins are coming off one of the most remarkable playoff runs in franchise history. How much of that carries over depends on how quickly new coach Jim Zorn can install his West Coast offense. Owner Dan Snyder and Vinny Cerrato, executive vice president of football operations, made this hire with quarterback Jason Campbell in mind. They felt Zorn had the best chance of taking the franchise quarterback to the next level.

link: ESPN - With Zorn on board, Campbell has chance to excel - NFL

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Redskins preview is up:

The Redskins are coming off one of the most remarkable playoff runs in franchise history. How much of that carries over depends on how quickly new coach Jim Zorn can install his West Coast offense. Owner Dan Snyder and Vinny Cerrato, executive vice president of football operations, made this hire with quarterback Jason Campbell in mind. They felt Zorn had the best chance of taking the franchise quarterback to the next level.

link: ESPN - With Zorn on board, Campbell has chance to excel - NFL

Feel free to lock/merge the other thread I started

[mooby]

Zorn was hired to help Jason Campbell? I never saw that connection in a million years. Thank god I have ESPN to bring me such insider information.

Nothing really worth mentioning in their Redskins piece. Zorn is helping Campbell, Moss likes to party, Cerrato thinks Erasmus James could be a beneficial player because we have his college d-line coach, and we loaded up on offensive weapons in the draft.