Are Texans, Raiders and Titans Poised to Seize AFC from Pats and Broncos?

April 21, 2016   ·   Mike Tanier   ·   Jump to comments

The Patriots don't have a first-round pick. The Broncos don't have a quarterback.
The superpowers that have dominated the AFC for years—for the entire 21st century, in the Patriots' case—are as vulnerable as they have ever been. 
The Texans are entering the final turn of a remarkable offseason. The Raiders have drafted so well for the last two years that they can improve just by standing still, but they haven't sat still. The Titans just sat down at the Rams' poker table and walked away with the table.
The 2016 draft represents a turning point. This is where the balance of AFC power will finally shift, new contenders will rise and, quite possibly, dynasties will begin to topple.
Before we continue, a dissenting opinion from a guy wearing a faded Mike Vrabel jersey:
Whatever, smaht guy. You've been slingin' this same gahbage since Reche Caldwell dropped that pass in the 2006 playoffs. Tom Brady is gonna play until he's 60, Bill Belichick is an i...

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