NFC:
With Philadelphia losing twice...
I don't really see a political front-runner in the NFC. Green Bay losing to Cincinnati and tying Dallas before their bye precludes them. I can't see the political considerations falling in favor of Detroit or San Francisco at this point. Philadelphia is now on their ass after an embarrassing blowout loss to the Giants last night. Washington's loss at Atlanta puts question marks on their situation. Minnesota also lost to Atlanta. Seattle just lost to Tampa.
As of right now, the "anybody's season" situation seems to apply in the NFC.
AFC:
Largely because there do seem to be three quite obvious front-runners in the AFC:
1) Buffalo
2) Pittsburgh
3) Indianapolis
As I've said before, I do firmly believe that Herr Trump is going to have a voice in who wins, especially given the Bad Bunny controversy and the competing Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk Memorial Halftime Special.
All three of these teams have two things in common.
They're smaller cities, and the teams have White starting quarterbacks.
Yes, I do believe that is something Trump wants in his White House visits.
One of the reasons I don't put Jacksonville on here, even though they'd be up here too.
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