Top Six AFC Powers

Ian Philip by Analyst Written on June 06, 2009
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PITTSBURGH - MAY 01:  Head coach Mike Tomlin of the Pittsburgh Steelers watches practice alongside defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau during rookie training camp at the Pittsburgh Steelers Practice Facility on May 1, 2009 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  (Pho
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In the AFC, the top teams have been fairly clear over the years. The order is not important, because these teams don't play the same schedule, location or times. They won't have the same bye, won't play in the same weather conditions and in some cases, won't play each other.

The other teams in the AFC aren't just sitting around, however. A bad team will get good breaks or vice versa like the Patriots. A player may breakout and suddenly become a legit All-Pro and carry his team to the Championship like James Harrison or Kurt Warner.

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