The roster should be up to the challenge with players of all strengths

The roster should be up to the challenge with players of all strengths on board. Houston Texans: They can pass and play defense, they just can’t move out of the AFC South.\n\n15. Philadelphia Eagles: It seems that the yearly McNabb saga will continue \n16. Green Bay Packers: When Rodgers told everyone he isn’t Brett Favre, he wasn’t just paying us lip service \n\n17. Chicago Bears: Look for their defense to rebound, not their offense \n\n18 Carolina Panthers: Peppers had an off year, so did Smith Both should rebound, but the QB is still an issue \n\n19.

Minnesota Vikings: Peterson is exciting, and will win them some games. Jackson is exciting in a different way and will lose them some games.\n\n\nIn Need of Work\n\n20. Denver Broncos: The onus is all on Shanahan, last year was the first time I can remember that the Broncos did not have a touted running game \n\n21. Buffalo Bills: This team came on strong to end the year, but questions still abound about their passing game.\n\n22. Arizona Cardinals: They kept Fitzgerald, but can Leinart get him the ball?\n\n23. Detroit Lions: Hard to imagine, but losing an offensive genius like Martz should actually help the offense It won’t affect the defense \n\n24.

Cincinnati Bengals: With so many questions about Johnson, the locker room is bound to fall apart eventually \n\n25. Oakland Raiders: The off-season moves are signature Davis moves. Walker is a more expensive, less effective version of Moss and Hall is prone to giving up the big play.\n\n26 St. Louis Rams: Having Bulger and Jackson healthy for a full year should help but their defense still needs more work\n\n27. New York Jets: Pennington will not finish the season, neither will Mangini \n\n28.