The Miami Dolphins have been on what seems to be a never-ending rebuild since 1999. The Dolphins are entering their 54th season, meaning nearly half of their existence has involved some uncertainty at the coach and quarterback position.
Zac Taylor, the former quarterback coach of the Los Angeles Rams, takes over this year for Marvin Lewis. Lewis steered the Bengals ship since 2003 finishing his tenure with the most wins in franchise history and an overall winning record.
The Baltimore Ravens have ushered in a new era with Lamar Jackson being the unchallenged top quarterback on the roster. Super Bowl champion quarterback Joe Flacco now resides in Denver.
The New York Jets finally ended the Todd Bowles era after another losing season. Bowles did not have much of a chance for success last year.
The Buffalo Bills in two short years have overhauled their roster ushering in a hopeful franchise quarterback in Josh Allen, a new head coach Sean McDermott, and a new general manager in Brandon Beane.
Gone are Antonio Brown and LeVeon Bell. The Pittsburgh Steelers era of dominance in the AFC North is now at stake.
The Cleveland Browns go into the upcoming season looking to live up to exceeding expectations. The Browns won five of its final seven games in 2018.
The Patriots will attempt to become only the second team in NFL history to make it to four straight Super Bowls this season. The challenge for the team is complacency and health.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Carson Wentz agreed to a reported $128 million extension over four years with a reported $107 million of the contract guaranteed.
The New York Jets announced the firing of general manager Mike Maccagnan and VP of player personnel Brian Heimerdinger.
