- Atlanta Falcons: Kofi Kingston. Young, talented, gotten into some good feuds, but still a mid-card performer. Sure, the Falcons had a great season. They got a bye and hosted a playoff game. They also got their tailfeathers handed to them by the big boy Green Bay Packers. Much like Kofi isn't ready for the spotlight, neither are the Falcons. And no, this has nothing to do with me hating Matt Ryan...
- New Orleans Saints: Rey Mysterio Jr. They might not have the most talent. They aren't the biggest. But they have the biggest heart, and everyone roots for them. That defines Rey and America's real team, the Saints. I am sure even Colts fans were a bit happy that the Saints won the Super Bowl last year. How could you not be. They helped bring some hope back to a city that was destroyed by hurricanes and floods, and still has yet to recover. Drew Brees showed that the Saints were the little team that could topple Giants, just like Rey has done his entire career. Can you name another little guy that was so impressive that Vince actually gave him the title? I can't.
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: John Morrison. A superstar that needs to be given a huge push because he is the most talented athlete on the entire WWE Roster right now. That is about what I feel about the Buccaneers. They are very young but might have the most talent of any team in the NFL. Mike Williams was a steal and should have gotten Rookie of the Year votes. Josh Freeman is the best QB from his draft class, even over Sanchize. and LeGarrette Blount went from being a jackass at Oregon to one of the best young running backs in the NFL. I mean, what is more impressive- Blount hurdling linebackers on his way to a 50-yard gain, or Morrison's awesome backflip-Rock Bottom thing (needs to be used more. It is the best finisher I have seen in a while. Certainly better than Starship Pain). I expect big things from both of them in the next few years.
- Carolina Panthers: Gillberg. Yeah... the Panthers are just plain bad. They can't beat anyone. They have no QB, WRs, injured RBs, a new coach, holes on their defense. Just like Gillberg, they are a joke. A cheap imitation of a real NFL team. Lucky for them, they get the #1 pick in this year's draft. Could that player be the new face of their franchise? Could he turn the Panthers from Gillberg to Goldberg? We'll see.
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