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| Rank | Division | Projected winner |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | NFC West | Seahawks |
| 2 | AFC South | Jaguars |
| 3 | NFC North | Lions |
| 4 | AFC West | Broncos |
| 5 | AFC East | Patriots |
| 6 | AFC North |
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| Ravens |
| 7 | NFC East | Eagles |
| 8 | NFC South | Buccaneers |
Ordered by the average national rating of the group's members, so depth counts rather than one strong club.
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