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How do you think the landscape of the AFC has changed since Free Agency began? With Welker going to Manning and Reed off to the Ravens, do you think taking the AFC Crown, and maybe even getting to the playoffs, has gotten even more difficult for us?

March 22, 2013 by Mike Dussault

More on this next week once the vet defensive ends land, but so far I think it’s New England and Denver in an AFC supremacy arms race. Tier two has Houston, Baltimore, Indy, maybe Miami. But I think overall the AFC will be even more top-heavy than it was last year. Not that it really matters once the playoffs start.

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