Which team improved the most this offseason?

[Def.]

Rebump...Is this thing decided yet???

 

My guess is that one, maybe two (if Indy wins their division) of these teams make the playoffs.

 

I am sticking with the Jets. They sure are fun from a fantasy standpoint.

 

Well Miami fired their coaches during the season, so they got that going for em.

[Boy Named Suh]

It's easy to say now, but I think it's the Jets hands down. Adding Marshall made Decker and Ivory better. Fitz has done more than he ever did in Buffalo or Houston. Getting Cromartie back was big. Leonard WIlliams is getting playing time.

 

I would actually put the Raiders in 2nd...they are a couple of years away, but I see them owning that division soon.

[stevegrab]

It's easy to say now, but I think it's the Jets hands down. Adding Marshall made Decker and Ivory better. Fitz has done more than he ever did in Buffalo or Houston. Getting Cromartie back was big. Leonard WIlliams is getting playing time.

 

I would actually put the Raiders in 2nd...they are a couple of years away, but I see them owning that division soon.

 

Since I hadn't voted before it was easy for me, definitely the Jets.

 

But I did have fun reading a few names that were thought to be big signings that would help those teams (yes I know it was posted way back in June), especially TRich, I don't even recall hearing that he played this year, so I checked and saw he was cut by the Raiders before the season started. He also worked out for the Saints about a month ago. Still amazing that not one but two teams used first round picks to acquire this guy.

[darin3]

Yeah that one dude knocking Geno Smith out was the key for the Jets. Honestly, I don't know if Marshall would have been as consistently good. So based on that I'll go with the Jets.

 

If Andrew Luck was healthy who knows, though.

[Bobby Brown]

Nostradamus is back, it will end up being the Chicago Bears.

 

Next year when they sign Christine Michael they'll make it to the SB.

[Boy Named Suh]

Next year when they sign Christine Michael they'll make it to the SB.

 

I may be biased as an MSU alum, but Langford in the 6th may go down with Brady in the 6th as one of the biggest steals of all time.

[loaf]

I'm guessing the team with the little blue star to the left of their name is the team I voted for?

[stevegrab]

I'm guessing the team with the little blue star to the left of their name is the team I voted for?

 

Yes I just voted earlier today and can see the star next to it.

[Mr Bad Example]

Hmmm. I think the Bills are a better team, but that is more due to Rex Ryan and Tyrod Taylor, neither of whom came through FA or the draft.

 

 

I voted NYJ, and I think that is probably the correct answer as of the 3/4 pole. Though the Titans' moves may have payoff down the road next year.

[BA Baracus]

If they had made the playoffs it wouldn't even be a discussion, but I still think it's the Jets and that it isn't particularly close.

 

I would rank them as follows

 

Actually improved:

Jets

Raiders

 

Stayed about the same or marginally improved:

Bills

Dolphins

Rams

 

Got worse:

Colts

 

Didn't get worse, but still so bad that it doesn't matter:

Titans

[Zooty]

apparently, none was the correct answer. Though the Jets may be the closest to winning

[Gopher]

Jets would get my vote, followed by the Raiders. Even though they (the Raiders) faded somewhat down the stretch, adding the pieces that they have (franchise QB and stud WR) is huge. I know... Carr technically wasn't THIS off-season, but this was the season that he really started to impress.

 

As for the Jets, adding Fitz and Marshall has made a huge difference. It's too bad that they came up just short... I think they could have been just as dangerous as PIT or KC in this week's wild card round. That early-season home loss to Philly (not to mention getting swept by BUF) came back to bite them.

 

All of the others... TEN, MIA, BUF, STL, IND... looked pretty good at times, and terrible at other times.