ESPN Insider: The AFC South in 2009 is all about the QBs
Peyton, Schaub, Garrard and VY. Do those four hold the key to the AFC South in 2009?

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People like to throw the AFC South under the bus. "The NFC East is tougher!" is a familiar refrain, as is "The AFC East has amazing coaching!" or "The NFC South is loaded with playoff contenders." Truth. But lookie here: last season's best regular-season record came from the AFC South (Titans). The year before, the Super Bowl winner was from 'dere (Colts). The Texans (argue with us if you want) already have a near-championship-level defense; they just need a few more parts. The Jaguars were 11-5 two seasons ago. It's a loaded division. In this new piece on ESPN Insider, Football Outsiders' Doug Farrar talks about how the keys to the division in '09 belong to the QBs.(
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(4) In the next six weeks, it's time for the NCAA Tournament and the return of MLB, probably the two most stat-crazy elements of a sporting year. It's a really good time for you to do this.
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