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It has been an interesting year for the Kansas City Chiefs. Considered by some to be the top team in the AFC West heading into the 2012 season, the Chiefs crawled through the season to a 2-14 record, “earning” the #1 overall pick in the NFL Draft.  Now, knowing that Peyton Manning is officially back, we can see how foolish it was to hold this team to high expectations in the AFC West.  Don’t get it twisted though, this roster is still full of talent—they had 3 times more Pro Bowlers than they did wins in 2012.

After 4 consecutive seasons of “meh” in which the Dolphins have not had a record worse than 6-10 or better than 7-9, you get the sense that Dolphins' General Manager Jeff Ireland knows that 2013 is a make or break season for him.  His strategy this offseason has been to throw a bunch of money at some free agents and hand them off to Joe Philbin to make it all work.  I found it interesting at how some of the contracts were structured.  For instance, Mike Wallace and Brandon Gibson will only make a combined $1.75 million in 2013, but next year Wallace will make $15 million while Gibson will m

Another season in the books.  Another lost cause for the Buffalo Bills.  After stumbling through 3 seasons with a paltry 16-32 record, Chan Gailey was fired.  Now the Bills have handed over the reigns to former Syracuse head Coach Doug Marrone.

It was only a month and a half ago that we watched the big name free agents get snatched up, and as free agency died down I said to myself, “Damn, we still have like 6 weeks until the draft.”  At the time it seemed like it would never get here, but now the draft has already come and gone, and 254 picks later, we’re already doing rookie dynasty mock drafts.