Updated: Jul 20, 2005, 5:55 PM

Vote: What happens in the AFC?


We don't generally encourage anyone to disagree with John Clayton when it comes to hot topics in the NFL, but the weeks before training camps open are the perfect time for some healthy debate. ESPN.com's guru of the gridiron has offered up his take on the biggest questions confronting each team this summer, and what some of the answers may be.

Now it's your turn, SportsNation. Do you agree with Clayton? Did the Chiefs do enough to fix their defense? Will Peyton Manning and the Colts finally beat the Patriots, even if it's only a regular season game? Sound off!
  • 1) Can the Bills succeed with converted guard Mike Gandy starting at left tackle?
  • 2) Can Nick Saban have first-year success with what he has at the quarterback position in Miami?
  • 3) What will life be like in New England without Romeo Crennel on defense and Charlie Weis on offense?
  • 4) Can Chad Pennington bounce back from shoulder surgery and last 16 games for the Jets?
  • 5) Will this be the breakout season for Baltimore quarterback Kyle Boller?
  • 6) Is this the year Marvin Lewis takes the Bengals into the playoffs?
  • 7) How long will it take Romeo Crennel to lead the Browns to the playoffs?
  • 8) What do you expect from Ben Roethlisberger in his second season with the Steelers?
  • 9) Have the Texans made the right moves to improve their defense?
  • 10) Will the Colts finally beat the Patriots when the teams meet on Monday Night Football, Nov. 7?
  • 11) Can Fred Taylor make it through the season after suffering a more serious knee injury than the Jaguars wanted to reveal?
  • 12) How will Tennessee's young defense fare this season?
  • 13) Will the additions of Courtney Brown, Gerard Warren, Michael Myers and Ebenezer Ekuban help Denver's defense?
  • 14) Did the Chiefs do enough to fix their defense?
  • 15) How will the tandem of Kerry Collins and Randy Moss compare to Daunte Culpepper and Moss?
  • 16) Can Drew Brees repeat his Pro Bowl season of 2004?

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