NFL Picks Week 5: Denver Broncos and 3 Teams That Will Go from Bad to Worse

The situation is not good in some NFL cities. Some teams, like the Eagles, are off to a bad start but do have enough talent to keep their fans optimistic. Others are just doomed for a season that will be mediocre at best.

That's who we're looking at here.

These are teams that are already looking towards the NFL draft and the 2012 season.

Denver Broncos

The fans are growing restless. The team is bad, everyone knows that. But if the team is going to be bad anyway, the people want Tim Tebow to play.

John Fox, the current Broncos coach who had nothing to do with bringing Tebow to Denver, is, apparently, not interested in the former Florida star.

It's a stalemate that's just not going to get any better unless one of two things happen:

1) Something changes from Tebow's current situation.

2) The Broncos win with Kyle Orton.

At this point, neither looks imminent.

Seattle Seahawks

In Seattle, the Seahawks are generally a competitive team, if not better. Away from Seattle, they look just like you'd expect a team with Tarvaris Jackson as its starting quarterback to look.

Against the Giants, this week could get ugly in a hurry. The Giants are 3-1 and likely are going to have both defensive ends for the first time this season.

The Seahawks are only going to find themselves in a deeper hole, despite playing in the NFC West.

Kansas City Chiefs

The good news for the Chiefs is that they are going to have three stars from the 2010 AFC West championship team returning in 2012.

The bad news is that 2012 isn't hear yet. As a matter of fact, we're still pretty early in 2011.

Kansas City's only win came against a winless team. Best case scenario for this week is that they will beat another winless team.

I don't see that happening. The Colts are playing slightly better with Curtis Painter. In Indianapolis, they are going to send the Chiefs into a greater sense of confusion.