The NFC North Is Going To Be Insane
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Ngl i hate that the one time the lions decided to get their shit together the rest of the division decided to get competent
i mean i think the lions and the packers are the only real contenders right now. i think caleb will need some time to grow and wouldn't be surprised if he really doesn't look good the first year or two. and the vikings qb situation might not be any better either. we just don't know yet.
U wanna be the best gotta beat the best
These games are going to be so good. I’m excited
Texans fans nodding along with this one...and Jags fans last season...
Nah this Lions team is here for it. Steel sharpens steel. The NFC North will be battle tested going into the playoffs. Much more competent competition will breed competitors
What surprises me is that the NFC North hasn’t sent a team to the Super Bowl since 2010 & even then that’s because they sent two teams to the NFC Title game that year.
NFL is unpredictable
Packers have made it to the NFCCG several times since then too, but they could just couldn’t get over the hump and get Aaron a second SB appearance.
Vikings got slaughtered and the Lions had the hers on the ropes but it got away.
@@94dfk1 That Brandon Aiyuk catch was the most Lions moment of all time
@@cmonkey3698if josh reynolds doesn’t drop two big passes then the lions most likely go on to win the game. Just unfortunate sequence of events tbh
Packers only won 2 super bowls with Favre and A-hole! Wait another 10 years and Bart Starr might be head coach again!! Packers always live in the past!!
Thank you for all the great content recently, you are churning it out and making the off-season bearable.
Glad to make a positive impact! Lot of more great content to come and it's only May!
It's crazy people really forget how strong this division is! Last decade the NFC North had several years with multiple season with 2 or more teams above .500 and in the playoffs BOTH AFC & NFC North have always been the pound for pound best two divisions in football and its not even close IMO. The NFC west is also MOSH PIT division as well.
I’m surprised that 2010 was the last time the NFC North sent a team to the Super Bowl.
The thing is, most people either don't know or forget that the NFCN had, for decades,had a famous nickname,"The Black And Blue Division" due to the punishment each team would give to every other team in the division!
NFC north been relatively inconsistent beard Vikings lions in other year been decent packers they only one that was consistently good
NFC North is mostly a division of playoff chokers
0-4 Vikings, Lions never playing in a Super Bowl, Bears 1-3 in Super Bowls and Packers only winning 2 in the last 30 years with 2 HOF QBs despite each team playing in multiple NFC championships as of late
It's a division of mostly regular season champions mostly Packers being one of the better teams in the regular season
But overall the division has mostly been dominated by the Packers.
Lions been terrible nearly there entire existence, Bears have random 1 o 2 seasons of good play
Vikings have random success as well here and there
Básically no real power teams beside the Packers been maintaining there success long enough
@@JDBass36 The Lions were really good(basically Chiefs & Patriots level) in the 1950s. Also the Bears are 1-1 in super bowls.
People need to CHILL out on Jordan Love. Calling him a future hall of famer after one very rocky season is absolute overkill
Hater
@@tonymatsonjr1463
Homer
@@tonymatsonjr1463I mean, he had a good year for sure, but that first half of the season was very rocky like he said. I’m rooting for the kid, but he’s gotta back it up again this year
Ikr, people always love to jump the gun on players & teams. He may be great in future, but def need to pump the brakes a lil. Year 2 has seen a lot of fizzles after a year of sizzles.
Yeah I agree. Consistency is the hardest thing in the NFL. He lit it up for 9 games last year and people want to crown him already. Bears fans also need to be more patient with Caleb Williams. They're acting like he's the Messiah
Dan Campbell raved about Jameson Williams’ improvement thus far in OTAs. If he could break out, the lions could have the best offense in the league
Along with a top 10-15 D
Last year they already had a top5 offense, if Jamo can play to his potential the Lions offense will be unstoppable
Keep drafting players like Sewell and you'll build a juggernaut. Best draft pick the lions ever made. IMO
I'm so jealous.
It's definitely the lions turn to shine. They will have to go earn it in a tough division. The curse is over.
@@ashtheviking5007what's your team?
Bad take on the Lions secondary picks. It's not in response to our division competion, but just how badly they were as a whole last season. Especially given 2 QB's who haven't even thrown an NFL ball yet and Love needs to prove more than one good season before everyone gives him that ugly yelllow jacket.
It was their only true weak spot. Lions gonna feast
Lions still have one obvious weakness, the lack of a secondary pass rush if Aiden Hutchinson is tired / hurt / game-planned.
Adding talent in the secondary will help, since better coverage helps the pass rush get home, but it's also good to have a better pass rush to help the coverage hold up.
Still, cornerback was their biggest weakness last year, and they definitely addressed it, which will give them a real chance over the next few years to try for a Super Bowl.
@thevoxdeus they addresses the pass rush in free agency and picked up Carlton Davis who's a proven Blitz man on man coverage which is what AG loves to do. The draft picked up the best young talent to learn behind veterans. Even the pick up of Wingo gets to learn behind a healthy DJ Reader.
@@thevoxdeus gettin Terrion Arnold and Ennis Rakestraw, Jr. allows Branch to be in the nickle, his best position so gl to every other team in the division trying to run, Lions just got a whole lot stronger
@@thevoxdeusyou are forgetting James Houston is a force to be recknon with. He was hurt last year but dude can ball and be the robin to Hutch's batman
Can’t wait to hear about the AFC North in one of your videos
AFC north has always been great, but the Browns and Bengals have finally caught up and now it’s Elite
The North Divisions were the best divisions in the league last year, both posting winning records while everyone else fell to .500 or worse. I’m hoping we can we can both repeat
I was about to say that, cause anyone who says the NFC North will be a bloodbath, I respond with "hah, cute, come to the AFC North, cause this is just a regular day at the office here".
Exaaactllllyyyy I've been saying for months that both North Divisions are going to be insane
RIP Vikings fans
they have fans?
@@Love2Musgravewithout 3 b2b elite qbs id say they doing alright. Plenty of room for hate/
2025/26 coming in hot
@@Love2Musgravetake your head out of the cheese curds trough and wipe the ranch sauce from your eyes and you should easily be able to see them little piggy
@@Love2Musgrave yes we exist. Just in pain. Lots of it
As a Vikings fan I’m just happy our division will be fun to watch. Also don’t really understand the hate on MN they are in a spot that could go bad or really good so I’m not counting anyone in the division out till we see how the season actually starts.
Media has always been down on the offseason Vikings. I suspect we'll be fighting for .500 this year, but I think overall we have some great core pieces in place. Last year QB play was an issue, so my hope is between darnold and JJ someone can be better than josh dobbs and nick mullens haha
Lions vs everybody! Been waiting my whole life for the lions to be a competitive team. Happy the rest of the division aren’t pushovers too
yeah but i wish it was easy trip to superbowl so lions dont choke like always🙄🙄
congrats on how well you been doing recently, can you do a video on my broncos? be critical and honest
hang in there. I think Sean can turn it around for yall.
Thank you! We will get to the Broncos soon. I will also be critical and honest about their situation lol
@@FootballAnalysis1 yessssss thank you so much
Thanks for the great content as always, Garrett!!! As a lifelong, diehard lions fan its wonderful to be where we are as a franchise! Im a bit salty that green bay is so good again already only 1 year after Rodgers, i absolutely agree the nfc North has the potential to be the nest division, although i do still believe this is the lions division to lose, and i look forward to some great divisional games this year!!! Go Lions!!!
Amount of reg season games to play after bye week:
Lions: 13
Vikings: 12
Bears: 11
Packers: 7
NFL HQ giving GB a leg up on its competitìon.
@@ph1sts it won't matter, Love will make mistakes and cost his team like he did last year. He's not consistent and makes bad decisions when the game is on his shoulders.
Appreciate the support Garrett!
Babe wake up! Football Analysis dropped again🙏🏾
This comment is getting old
@@romant7204 you’re getting old
All eyes on Caleb. Gonna be fun.
Bear Down
One of the worst possible chants ever, weird asf
@@TheChair2004I looked at your other comments and it all made sense
@@orphancauser7960 no I mean just think about it, going around yelling Bear down, you’re bound to get arrested at some point
@@TheChair2004 why
@@orphancauser7960 bro, it’s bear down, It sounds like you’re asking somebody to get naked
A lot of people were saying that the AFC West going to be among the strongest divisions and it turned out to be KC and 3 also-rans. The reality is that a lot can go wrong with any one team and when you start making predictions about 4 at a time then it's pretty much guaranteed that you're going to be wrong about at least one but probably more than that. Jordan Love could have a tougher time now that teams have had a chance to study film of what he did well in the 2nd half of last season. The Vikings defense was struggling late last year as opponents caught up with what Flores was doing and there's no guarantee that will go better this season because their talent isn't great plus they don't have a proven QB. And I know we're all anointing Caleb Williams as the next big thing but it's extremely rare for a rookie QB to excel and he'll have to prove he can get it done on the field.
None of this is to predict that any of these teams will fail, just pointing out some obvious concerns and things that could go wrong in addition to the usual like injuries. It's likely that at least one of these teams will end their season with some very disappointed fans and almost as likely that 2 or more follow that pattern.
flores had bottom of the barrel talent to work with, bynum and metellus were complete ass before he was hired
secondary and the interior D line are obviously lacking a true star but their defense is getting younger and should be expected to improve further under him, especially since he got the guys he wanted via free agency and the draft
I think the big thing is anything can happen during the season. Every team is an key injury away from having a down year
So I am a Packers fan, and I am as excited as most others when it comes to what product we are putting out on the field, coupled with the potential we have! I think the '23 NFL season was a success in finding out what we have moving forward; with that being said I feel like all of the praise the Packers are getting moving forward is a bit too much too soon. Yes. Love statistically had a great first full season! But do we forget that most of those numbers came in the second half of it, and even then it isn't without any blemishes that are seemingly being overlooked.
Breaking down what we were able to accomplish, we:
1. Went into Soldier field and beat the Bears by 18, showing much promise.
2. Lost to ATL in a game where Love didn't put up double digit yards in the whole second half.
3. Were down 17-0 for the majority of the game, come back was impressive, but this fealt rather Tebow-esque; and I didn't consider him good just because he barely managed to just do enough when it mattered.
4. Got blown out at home vs Detroit - at this point validating the Lions, because I'm pretty sure no one saw them as being the threat they ended up being at this stage.
5. Lost to LV, DEN, MIN, all in games where we put up only 13, 17, and 10 points..
6. Beat the Rams w/o Stafford, 20-3
7. Failed a comeback vs the Steelers, also not putting up above 20 points.
8. Finally went on a winning streak beating LAC, DET, and KC; the latter 2 being the more impressive.
9. Immediately followed that by losing to the Tommy DeVito Giants & let up 34 against Baker Mayfield - but at least we put up 20..
10. Beat Carolina, the worst team in the league by 3 and allowed them to give up the most points they did all season with 30.
11. Beat the Vikings 33-10, and beating the Bears 17-9.
12. Demolished the Cowboys in a playoff win - highlight of the season.
13. Held our own for the most part against SF before our defense fell apart last drive and Jordan Love channeled his last 2 predecessor's two Packer games, heaving it up for an INT to close out any chance of a comeback.
In all, the two Bears games, KC, Thanksgiving DET game, as well as Cowboys playoff game, and some what of the 49er's game show promise! I really like our roster and the talent ceiling is bar none! But I believe that there are TOO MANY things that make me weary of saying we have the 8th-10th best Superbowl odds this season.. Consistency breeds success, and if we are being honest, we just aren't consistent. Hopefully that'll change, but I - based on the sample size given - believe that people are over rating us. I hope I'm wrong, and they live up to the potential, but I just don't want to be over hyped just to be let down when we can't score 20 points in 9 of our games - 5 of them going for losses.
That's a good standard to have. I think you will be competitive this year and make the Playoffs again. I think (and hope as a fan) that the Lions win the division, as I think the team has currently shown itself to be more complete than the Packers and will be on a warpath this year (similarly to how the Packers were in the 20-21 & 21-22 seasons). I do think you will give us a run for the money though.
I'm just glad we can meet as equals and not as a punching bag. It feels good to actually have some faith in a team without pure defeatism creeping in.
@@CompoundingTime I think the defense is going to be your biggest wildcard. We just don't have any idea on how improved it will be. It will be hard to be worse, but it will need to be better than last year to stack up against the heavy hitters of the division.
From the time that the head coaching spots were all filled and Ben Johnson stayed with the Lions, I knew that this was going to happen in the NFC North
Can we cool it with the “future hall of famer” talk for Jordan Love? He’s only had one season starting and there’s no indication he’s going to stay on a good trajectory for 10-12 years. It’s too far in the future to predict something like that. Just because Green Bay has had back to back hall of fame starters doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen again. If Love can have 5 or 6 more years of productive play, then we can maybe consider him a future hall of famer. Just ridiculous analysis
Thanks for the video bruv. Can you make an analysis on the chargers specifically?
Overpaid Herbert
Ever have one of those "visions" early in the off - season that borderline feels like a glimpse of the future?
I've seen "Packers @ Lions" NFC Championship on repeat in mah head since March to the point where it feels inevitable.
I also feel like the divisional round is going to be "NFC North, hold the Purple". (Da Bears finally win a playoff game).
And im all for it.
Great review Homie! TY 🏈
Is it crazy to think that this divison might take 13 wins to secure? GB and Detroit are both capable for 12 plus and Chicago might end up squeaking into the 7th seed
LOL GB
12 wins for GB?.... they barely made 9
@@Ruf1962for the past two years lol
Nah, I think its going to take 10- maybe 11. NFC teams will beat up on each other enough that it wont take 13. Not to mention each team has some tough non divisional games this year
@@JSessionyeah the team that beat the chiefs last year and crushed the cowboys.
People seem to forget we have a secret hiding in our QB room. Hendon Hooker is going to shine when Goffs era is over.
I think he’s gonna be good but never play for the lions he’s 26 and won’t play for 4 years he will be 30 by the time he would even start I think if he shows he’s good he will be a trade piece for picks
@@jacobshinn790as a lions fan I don’t seen him signing another contract with us. I think he will be a solid starter tho.
@@bigguccisandles4083 so basically what I said
I think that both Lions and Packers fans can agree on that the two games that the two rivals play against each other will be great games
Even as an obnoxious keep Fields girl, I have never been more excited going into a season in 30+ years as a Bears fan.
w3rd and I got 40+
Since 2006, NFC North teams are 1-9 in the NFC Championship. The win was against another NFC North team
Why? Only one team (Detroit) has a good, proven QB. Minnesota and Chicago have potential, but it's pretty hard for a team with a rookie QB to maintain success for a whole season like Houston just did.
I'm super stoked to see how this division pans out. As a Viking fan, I'm definitely concerned with the Vikings most in this division, just because they'll probably have to play Sam Darnold at the start of the year, and although I do think Darnold is in a better situation than he's ever been in before, I think he's not as good as Goff, Love, or Caleb. I'm also not expecting JJ McCarthy to be amazing. I wasn't super high on him in the draft process, tho some things that sit well with me is that he's a winner, and the Vikings aren't going to rush him at all, and it's probably the only situation where he can truly reach his ceiling. I love Dallas Turner and the Brian Flores defense, but the interior line still needs a lot of work. I could see games where Gibbs, Jacobs and Swift just absolutely gash us in the run game because we have no defensive line. As far as the other teams, I think Chicago looks incredible on paper, I just wanna see what it looks like in person. I also agree that Matt Eberflus is quite easily the worst coach in this division, and it'll be interesting to see how Caleb does in his rookie year being thrown in with perfect weapons, but a less than ideal coaching staff (almost a complete opposite of MN in that Caleb has to play well right away under a non-offensive coaching staff, while McCarthy can sit and learn behind great offensive minds). As for GB and Detroit, they will be the juggernauts of this division. Detroit got 3 corners this offseason, and that was their biggest weakness last season, so they can only get better defensively. I feel like although they had such great success last year, they're gonna slow down at some point next season. They'll still win 10-11 games and probably win a playoff game, I just don't see them being quite as good next year. 2025 will be their year where they make a super bowl. I have GB going to the super bowl in 2024. We saw Rodgers make that incredible step in year 2 and I'm afraid to say it, but I think that's what will happen with Love next season. I liked their free agency, and tho I didn't like their draft as much, I still think they'll be super bowl contenders in a weaker NFC.
I think we'll be ok. Likely fighting for .500 but if Darnold or JJ slings it like mullens, with fewer turn overs, we have a opportunity to steal some wins. I am interested to see what our defense looks like with likely rotation of 3 solid pass rushers and flores actually having some talent. I still think we need a lock down CB, but I am interested to see how the defense plays and that might help the offense.
Good video. Buy one thing you got wrong. Is the lions being the gold standard of rebuilding a team. Right now it look like the Texans are the gold standard.
Not a Vikings fan but J.J. Will be the best qb taken in this draft.
Yes, I’m a bears fan, I was hoping for JJ. Trade the first and get JJ. I still believe Caleb will a bust.
Have you seen his combine? I have, he looked really bad! Not an accurate passer for sure.
Where would you rank the NFC North among all the divisions in football? I would love to see a full divisional ranking video maybe in the future!
The problem with the Bears isn't just not having a good head coach. It's the whole organization. They essentially went out and got the biggest names they could so they don't get fired. The Bears actually hitting on a QB would be the first in a long, long time. Names don't make you a good team, culture does.
The Bears have a culture, what are you talking about? The coach isn't bad either. He had to endure a rebuild. He has the best defense in the division as well.
The organization has been rebuilt, not just the team. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
The times are a changin'
What about the Lions? They sucked for years, does that mean they still suck? Nah man.
This is the dumbest statement ever. The entire front office was changed over 2 years ago. They hired a new team president over a year ago. The owners allow the GM and the team president make all football decisions.
Ryan Pace has already made amazing management moves since the short time he’s been in Chicago. (despite the Chase Claypool 💀) He’s filled some of the largest holes with Sweat and Edmunds and has drafted some really good players late in the draft like Tyrique Stevenson last year. His decisions all seem very calculated and knows what he’s doing
I like videos like this because they highlight how crazy division games are, not just in the NFL, but in pretty much any sport. The worst loss the Super Bowl champs took last year was against a division opponent who wasn't even good. The Lions went to the NFC championship game, and the Bears were terrible in every sense of the word. The Bears absolutely killed the Lions once and should have won on the road! No team in the NFL has the luxury of taking their division opponents lightly, ever!
Im beyond stoked about the NFC north. I think The Bears have a lot of potentail but they still have some question marks. The Bears success will rely on Caleb Williams' making the jump to the NFL. He has weapons but The O line has alot of question marks with Nate Davis missing practice, Kevin Jenkins being injury prone and a questionable center. The Defence will need Jevon Dexter to continue to improve and a second edge rusher to go with Montez Sweat could be Austin Booker but the bears have to proven second hand on the ground edge to go with Sweat. I think The Bears are a years away.
Iron sharpens Iron. It is good for every team in the NFC North for all of them to improve. Plus it adds to the entertainment value of division games that they're more competitive.
Ion care what nobody says. I think The Vikings will he aight this year. People love to make fun of McCarthy but honestly hes in the best situation out of all rookie QBs.
I mean think about it. The Vikings have an awesome Oline, Jordan Addison, Jeitas, Aaron Jones, and TJ Hockenson. Not only that they have one of the youngest defenses with Brian Flores as coach. Also they have a really good offensive minded coach in Kevin O Connell. Who was responsible for Jeitas getting 1700 yards, Cupp winning triple Crown, and Kirk getting to the playoffs.
I think JJ will be fine under Kevins tutelage and despite that he has great weapons to help him
Feel how you feel, just root for the Lions when you're done
As a Packers fan i can almost guarantee Vikings have a better future than the Bears and the Lions
Lions overpaid a barely average Qb.
Bears have their new Qb Trubisky/Fields/Williams (we all know what is going to happen)
@@limone2464 Leave Goff out of your childish chatter. In the first seven weeks of Love, you wanted him gone and he may be gone because your team won't pay him. Go tip a cow or something useless.
@@brokentubing bro when your team gets to a SB we can talk, meanwhile sit down buddy, you have no license to give your opinion.
@@limone2464 Says who, you? 🤣🤣 Those fake bully tactics work on the Vikings and Bears but you're the Cheese Burger Head Clown in this parade. Enjoy Life Otherwise
Everybody is talking sbout how good the AFC North is going to be-and they will be-but I think the AFC South and the NFC North are going to be the divisions to really watch. Especially since they all play each other...
Small point, but Penei Sewell has 2 years left on his rookie deal (5th year option). They just resigned him early.
Love the channel, thanks
You've got stars in your eyes projecting Love as a HOFer after 1 good season. I expect him to take a small step back... but the battle between GB and Detroit will be fun to watch. Minnesota isn't doing anything this year. Darnold has been quietly begging to be crowned a backup for years now, and he's about to get his wish. McCarthy will have one of the better seasons of the rookie QBs. Former Seahawk OC Shane Waldron will have his hands full trying to get through to Caleb Williams... I give him 4 wins and 10 losses... and 3 sits'the-bench games. Goff is going to quietly earn another PB and 4500 yards and playoffs. He's becoming the Joe Flacco of the NFC North... disrespected, yet manages to lead his team to wins.
I doubt McCarthy sees any meaningful time this season. Vikings likely don't want to play them if they don't have to and they can always throw mullens out there if Darnold is bad. Mullens throws a lot of picks, but he can run the offense and put up some numbers. I think think thats where they go next if darnold is terrible with JJ maybe seeing the last few games of the season if the vikings are out of it. The only interesting thing for the vikings will be their defense. With flores actually having a bit more overall talent in the pass rush, things could get interesting on that end. Offense will probably be meh
I really want to see what Love looks like when defenses decide to at least try to cover their receivers. At this point Matt LeFluer is a lot scarier than Jordan Love
I’m gonna come back to this video in 10 years when Detroit and Green Bay have both won super bowls, Minnesota is back to their playoff ways, and Chicago has only made playoffs twice winning one whole game. Being a bears fan is depressing
as a Bears fan my biggest concern this season isn’t Getsy or Caleb Williams. The Bears have always had issues with getting a competent Offensive Coordinator and hiring Shane Waldron definitely wasn’t the most optimal choice. Seahawks fans know first hand his play calling isn’t the greatest. If the Bears wanna be successful this season, Waldron better fully utilize his first round receiver unlike what he did with Njigba.
Caleb Williams already looking insane getting benched in practicing 🔥🔥🗣
😂😂😂😂😂 stop with the nonsense!
come on now
That's some lazy trolling.
@@hao6097 You know I had to say it 😂
Try English and it wasn't true. Just hilarious.
If first round picks really made a team, then why do bad teams suck year after year? You still need a great front office and GM. You still need a great coach and staff. Green Bay has proven they have the GM and front office. Matt LeFluer is a great coach. His staff has improved with new defensive coordinator. I have my money on the Packers and a really close Lions. Vikings and Bears are still a big ?
I think this is the Lions to lose. The Packers need to prove they can be consistent, have an actual defense, and that Love is not just a half-season wonder. The Bears still need time to fix themselves and are likely another season or two away from actual contention. The Vikings are in a weird middle ground where they seem to be both competing and rebuilding, which is hard to pull off.
As the Lions are the only team I know much about the schedule of so I will make my predictions for them. I think the likely best case scenario is 15-2, the worst case scenario is 10-7, and my prediction is 13-4 (losing to the Cowboys at Jerryworld, a split with the Packers, and two random losses).
Tyson Bagent imo was a big win for the Bears. They got a solid undrafted backup QB when the Packers keep dropping mid round picks on them
Lmao both Pratt and Clifford were day 3 picks. You don't know what you're saying.
Tyson Bagent THE Shepherd University
@@yapmaster.round 4 is a mid round pick
@@FootballAnalysis1he’s not that bad
@spidamitchell8311 Neither of them were 4th round picks though, that's the thing you guys don't understand.
Veteran Pass Rusher Emmanuel Ogbah is only 30 years old. The Lions should take a flyer on him. If he fits a one year deal should work. This move could help the Lions get into the Super Bowl
Goff hate is no longer tolerated, after his near perfect performance in that NFC championship game. He was a garbage defense and poverty Josh Reynolds away from playing in his second Super Bowl
(but mostly Josh Reynolds)
Nah amon ra and jamo both dropped important balls, not to mention the near pick that aiyuk got lucky enough and skilled enough to catch. You not putting the blame of that loss on josh. Mcdc takes 3 and we woulda been up smh 🤦 that's no flak on mcdc either. We lost that game to multiple people
The Lions don’t even make the playoffs without Reynolds 32 first downs.
He still gets more hate than Herbert and Lawrence and dak
nah dude i like josh reynolds, one game doesn't make you poverty and plus our whole offense choked that game
Totally agree
meh. The Bears are still the bears, Jordan Love isn't going to surprise anyone this year, the Lions still have Campbell putting his team in a position to lose, and the vikes are now led by a WR.(see Terrell Owens).
Can’t wait to see my packers running for the playoffs again this year
love how you saved the best team for last 🔥
Jordan Love plays with a tremendous amount of confidence. Saw it first huddle of the year, and I'm NOT a packers fan. Same confidence CJ Stroud has.
You love to see it if you are a Packers fan.
So does Trevor Lawrence.. and see how they did last season
@@thewizardofoz511 okay? What does that have to do with the Packers and Jordan Love
Confidence doesn't mean he's a good qb, and has no bearing on whether or not he will play well this season. He still has a lot to get better at, consistency being a big one.
@@cameronzwicke5761 never said confidence made him a good QB; but, the confidence as a team resonants and starts with the QB. From the start he had that confidence and - I hate to say it "swagger". This kind of stuff you CAN see, especially when a backup comes in.
@@Hostessmoses everything 😂.. Packers fans are only setting themselves up with their Super Bowl expectations which I don't know where the hell that even came from 😭.. it's okay to be excited about your team but when you start having unrealistic expectations is when you start setting yourself up for heartbreak.. this whole script of the Packers don't sound familiar to you??.. remember how national media and everyone on ESPN was gawking at the Jags two seasons ago and they even made the second wild-card game as well.. 🤔.. remember the talk was about Trevor Lawrence this and Trevor Lawrence that??.. remember all the coverage that the Jags were getting?? And how they were poised to take the next step and to be a young powerhouse team??.. sooo whatever happened to them.. and why aren't they talked about anymore??🤔
.. I'm pretty sure the script sounds pretty damn familiar.. 😂
Just simmer your expectations is all I'm saying.. how do you say cautiously optimistic 🤷
You make excellent videos, and have brilliant content, but.
Politely, if you’re gonna speak into the camera, lower that camera angle a bit. It looks a little weird.
But it’s clear, you know what you’re talking about, and I dig what you have to say.
Appreciate the feedback and agree with what you are saying Asher. I have the next video recorded and I hope you watch because that camera angle is different / more focused if you will (video will be out Tuesday)
Aside from the Vikings, it is a top 2 division in the NFL. Vikings will def be 4th for awhile
awhile being a year or too, all depends on mccarthy tho
Why is it aside from the Vikings?
You underestimate the Bears' ability to kill a young QB's career
Packers fan here ✋️: I think yall underestimate the vikings receiving core... and their defense showed some spark last year...
I would put the NFC North at 3rd best division, behind the AFC north, and the NFC west.
Interesting to see how well Love/GB will actually do in the future. They did well for one season, but have been reliant of HF QB play for decades. If Love can't hold that torch will they actually continue success. The youth is defenitely be their best asset.
I think that's the big question. How does love do in year 2. Does he pick up where he left off, or slide back a touch like he did at the beginning of last season.
@@ahastar1141 Similar to my Lions and Goff. In LA he climbed a taller arc up to the super bowl and then declined. Now that he got a historic Lions NFC appearance and payday, hopefully he'll continue the climb upward with support because I think he lost that in LA.
Some people need the fight to reach that upper level and if they don't have it the comfort deminishes the fire in the belly.
This will be a test of QBs in NFC North Division. LIONS has Jared Goff who is considered a veteran, Vikings has new and young QB, so is the Bears, Packers has a young QB who only played a half season. LIONS have a very good OL and loaded up on defense.
I find it so funny that Jared is considered a veteran even though he's only a year older than Burrow😂
@@inazumaprimex100 he's been to the play-offs and Super Bowl.
@@manuelalabado so has Joe
@@inazumaprimex100 Joe is not playing in NFC North, considering the Bears and
Vikings drafted QBs and Love has been back up for 3-1/2 years, Goff has started for the Rams for 3 years and LIONS for 3 years.
@@manuelalabado ohhhh you meant in terms of within the Division. My bad I thought you meant in general.
The football world has really changed.
For so long, the NFC Central was the step child of the NFL.
They were the teams the others relied on for wins.
Now it has somehow become a powerhouse.
Oops. I showed my age -- I meant NFC North
6:55 The lions had nothing to play for against the packers in the 2022 season, they played hard either way and kicked them out of the playoffs.
LIons 11-6
Packers - 10-7
Vikings - 8-9
Bears - 7-10
It will be between three teams: Lions, Bears and Vikings to win the division….. the packers won’t be even close to being tough to tough with a lucky 5 wins overall this upcoming season. My choices are between the Bears and Lions for the top two spots…. Not a bright outlook….. TRUTH…. THE PACKERS FALL FLAT ON THEIR FACE AGAIN….. AS THEY DO YEAR TO YEAR.
So for pecking order.
1. Lions, i see 12 wins and untill they are beat, they have earned the right to be the leaders. It is all on goaff and he has proven reliable
2. Vikings. 11 wins Hear me out.
The defense will be much better because of the second year in the system. A great style. And they beat the pants off the packers in gb with kirk. What they need to safe qb play and they will be fine
Gb 10 wins. Again, hear me out. They basically took the vikings spot thanks to stable qb play, and the vikings syarging their 4th qb. They are likely to see a massive sophmore slump and that is the flip side of a young team. They will be in the hunt all year.
Bears 9 wins. A lot of new pieces and places, ut that chemistry will take time, especially egos to adjust and jell. They will be close.
I want to watch if the Detroit Lions can play to their new standard, I really wanted them to rattle my Ravens, because my team starts to feel on top of the world a lot, but the Lions couldn't do anything. It's hard to trust the Detroit Lions, let's see what happens this season.
Idk why everyone thinks the Vikings are fucked, we literally have a top 10 offence if McCarthy pans out. Our defence has only like 3 holes left and we’re good.
I predict they will be less fucked with Cousins gone. JJ is still unproven, but got a gut feeling he's legit. Not gonna rule Darnold
out either.
For me, I’ll need to see it first. While they could be a tough division for sure, I think the bears, Vikings, and packers all have things to prove first.
Packers need to prove their late season turnaround wasn’t a fluke (there have been lots of times where teams that won late didn’t live up to expectations the next year).
Vikings are resetting, so i agree it’ll be a bit before we know if they’re ready or not.
And the bears need to be good. They have been off-season champions for many years with absolutely nothing to show for it. Because of getting burned by them, and I need to see them be good before I believe they’re gonna be good.
I know this.... The bears dominated both sides in both games vs Detroit!! even in the 1 loss when they were up 2-3 scores with 3 min left... the bears dominated that one .. I think it's Green Bay or Chicago this year because the bears schedule is ranked the 3rd or 4th easiest in the NFL .. the bears shoulda been 10-7 or 11-6 last year! they are so close and jus upgraded the offense I'm thinking the bears are gonna be better than most think even with a rookie QB because he has weapons everywhere
10:56 lol packers had a in season rebuild/turnaround last year... i say that would be the gold standard
This division is unpredictable as hell. I expect kaos and these teams spliting home and away. They seem so even accept lions which won the division last year for first time in forever. Its just un predictable. Its called Black Blue division not by accident. Who has best defenses will do better like Lions with that good offense. I'm not a Lions fan from Michigan but i respect them a lot.
Jared Goff has a limited ceiling. Packers rebuild took a half a year lol
Was no "rebuild" packers just replaced their departed former starting QB with one sitting on the sidelines for several seasons. Goff's "ceiling" is winning championships.
Last time I looked, they all have the same amount of rings
@ph1sts he hasn’t won a chip so that ceiling hasn’t been proven and he is no hall of famer either
@@xeditionstarwars6011Jordan Love sure as fuck isn’t a hall of famer either 😂
could very well see 3/4 teams in the playoffs in the next year or two
I can see Sam Darnold reviving his career this season
We can say this about most of the divisions the past couple of seasons
Bears sweeping Vikings and lions. Book it, and uh we’ll we know what the packers games outcomes will be
I don’t even think Jim McMahon from Chicago was ever good except for 1985, but he does have 2 Super Bowl rings though….
Lions needed to draft secondary help regardless of the rest of the division. It was clearly the weakest position group on their team last year.
The NFC North is be aiming a buzzsaw like the AFC North whoever comes out is going to be extremely battle tested and I wouldn’t be surprised to see 1 of them in the conference championship year in year out for the coming years
10:56 lol packers had a mid season rebuild last year... i say that would be the gold standard
14:15 you clearly don’t know the bears. They’ll find a way to screw everything up in the QB position.
15:15 prepare to be shocked (I’m saying this as a bears fan)
Minnesota already extended JJ? It was said they have all there main pieces for years to come…
cmon you can't really believe that Malik Willis was really ever in play at #2 for the Lions
He was for the same reason Kenny was overdrafted but I said the lions should be smart and not take a qb and they were smart
@@spidamitchell8311 just because he was over hyped by the media doesn't mean that he was actually ever considered by the GMs there
We live in a world where the NFC North has 3 developing QBs, and 2 teams expected to re-enter the playoffs.
And the Detroit team is the defending champ. Detroit Lions, no less.
It’s incredible that in a span of just a few years the NFC North has developed into an on paper, dominant conference. Vikings are the worst team in the division rn and that has less to do with them and more to do with how good the other rosters are in conference. There’s a legit chance that all 4 teams could make it to the playoffs. I find that to be unlikely, but with how the NFC is set up it’s not inconceivable to imagine a world where all 4 teams make it.
Jared Goff has won 5 playoff games with 2 completely different organizations so anyone that needs an explanation as to his contract is clueless. He's got 6th most guaranteed money which is the only number that matters and is about exactly where I would rank him.
As a fan when your team drafts a QB in first round you pray you get a Jared Goff at the end of the rainbow.
I doubt McCarthy plays much at all this season. All signs point to Darnold starting this year, and could easily play just as well as Cousins in this offence.
Soooo......Are you saying the NFC North will be almost as good as the AFC North this season?
Go pack go, baby!!!
Anyone who thinks this division is going to make huge leaps forward is INSANE.
Caleb Williams is the 2024 version of Andre Ward!!! Saw some footage of some practices and he looks terrible!! Running around outside the pocket in the Big12 is alot different than in the NFC North. Chicago is suffering what Detroit suffered for decades and that is front office!!! We had a few decent coaches pop in but until Sheila Ford and Brad Holmes took over in the front office we were never going to be it and Chicago suffers this as well. Mark my words Justin Fields will ball out at Philly and he was mishandled severely and shouldered the blame for front office ineptitude
Detroit Lions and GB should have beaten the 9ers And all of the draft picks the Bears gotten it will be difficult to win the division again for the Lions. However I’m pretty sure the Lions will win it. The Lions are only getting started.
Lions have 12 stud’s that are 25 and under.
Yeah thats gonna be a fun division to watch
This is what everyone thought about the AFC West 2 years ago, which now is unsurprisingly just the Chiefs and 3 dumpster fires.
might be a hot take but vikings and bears took a step back opting for a new QB, Will be better for it just don't think it makes them insane right out of the gate
Kirk Cousins went from a 7-9 QB to a 13-4 QB in his first year with OConnell. That was with an aging overpriced roster and a bottom three DC.
I think the it won’t take much for Chicago to get better play at q. b. then they had last year. Not saying Caleb is going to light it up, but Field could process defensive information at all.
Green Bay gonna be tough but, Lions take the North and go to the Superbowl!! 😃
I f you go to green bgay... be careful...they are so kind...they keep asking if I want my stool pushed in???😮 Hmmm? No, sitting comfortably !!
I am not a believer in jordan love. He sucked the first half of the season. Who did he beat the freakin cowboys lol this is loves first season playing. Which means NFL defenses now have a whole season to study on how to stop him.
You would expect a team with 4 rookie/new wrs, 3 rookie/new TEs to struggle until they grew together. Once they gelled, he balled out. If Watson stays healthy, GB will have a top 5 offense.
As long as MCDC & BHOLMES are runnin' the show Detroit is your KING!!!
Bow down peasants of the North!!!