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Is the AFC still the NFL’s supreme conference? Be likely not, but let’s put it this way; the top half of the AFC is better than the top half of the NFC .The bottom half of the NFC is better than the bottom half of the AFC. The top half of the AFC went 25-7 against NFC opponents (Patriots, Colts, Chargers, Steelers, Jaguars, Titans, Browns, Texans). The top half of the NFC went 19-13 against AFC opponents (Cowboys, Packers, Seahawks, Bucs, Giants, Redskins, Vikings, Eagles). Does this make sense? Are you confused?

The cycle is beginning to turn back to the NFC, but we think there will be about 3-5 more years of AFC dominance or not?

The dominant Super Bowl champion New York Giants dwells in the NFC. Two of the AFC’s top players (New England Patriots QB Tom Brady, San Diego Chargers LB Shawne Merriman) are lost for the entire season. The NFC is 4-2 vs. the AFC in interconference play after two weeks of the season.

The NFC has not had a winning record against the AFC since 1995. Last season, the conferences were even (32-32) in head-to-head competition for the first time since 2001. Entering last season’s Super Bowl, the AFC had won six of the last seven title games.



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