The Uncut Sports Show 2013-14 Official NFL Season Preview-- Who Ya Got for Superbowl XLVIII

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Kevin and George from the Uncut Sports Show give their official 2013-14 NFL Season preview by taking an in-depth look at all 8 divisions and ranking teams first to last. The first division the guys will preview is the AFC East. A lot, and we mean, a lot has gone on during the offseason in the AFC East and unfortunately most of it hasn't had to do with matters on the field. We all know the well documented Aaron Hernandez murder case, but how will that affect the balance of power in the division? Tom Brady will have to replace his top 5 statstical receivers from last year, including top targets Wes Welker and the aforementioned Aaron Hernandez. The Miami Dolphins have a legitimate chance to win the AFC East for the first time since the Jay Fielder days in South Beach. Second year QB Ryan Tannehill and RB Lamar Miller will look to pace a potentially potent Miami offense. The New York Jets and Buffalo Bills will rely on the potential of rookie quarterbacks in Geno Smith and E.J. Manuel respectively. Next, the guys preview the increasingly competitive AFC North, which could claim by season's end up to 3 of the best teams in all of the AFC. Andy Dalton, AJ Green, Geno Atkins and rookie sensations Giovani Bernard and Tyler Eifert will look to avoid any possibility of a Hard Knocks life for the Cincinnati Bengals this season. The defending Super Bowl champions Baltimore Ravens have lost a lot of veteran leadership on both sides of the ball, including Ray Lewis, Ed Reed and Anquan Boldin. They will have to rely on Ray Rice to hey diddle diddle right up the middle a whole bunch this year if they want to have a chance at repeating as champs. The Pittsburgh Steelers have a serious hole at running back and the Cleveland Browns will be improved. On to the NFC previews, beginning with arguably the best division in all of the NFL in the NFC West. The San Francisco 49ers and Colin Kaepernick will look to repeat as division champs, but will have to fight off a loaded Seattle Seahawks squad and their own phenom QB in Russell Wilson. Don't be surprised if the St. Louis Rams reincarnate the Greatest Show on Turf 2.0 with the additions of Jared Cook and rookie speedster Tavon Austin. The Rams could surprise and look to challenge for a wild card spot in the NFC. The Arizona Cardinals improved their options at QB with the acquisition of Carson Palmer and Tyron "The Honey Badger" Mathieu and Patrick Peterson will form one of the league's most exciting defensive backfields. The NFC North is probably the most unpredictable of all the divisions this year, as all four teams could contend for the division crown. Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will look to score on teams early, and score they will as you can expect receivers Randall Cobb, James Jones, Jeremichael Finley and Jordy Nelson to all have productive seasons. The Minnesota Vikings will be counting on a second coming of Adrian "Purple Jesus" Peterson if they want to contend for the title. Can Peterson defy all odds and surpass Eric Dickerson for the most rushing yards in a single season this year? Jay Cutler looks to rebound off a disappointing 2012 campaign that resulted in Lovie Smith being canned. Can Marc Tressman's unorthodox CFL offense pay huge dividends to Cutler and the Bears explosive offense? Can Calvin "Megatron" Johnson repeat his statistical masterpiece of an NFL season for the Detroit Lions this year? Finally, the NFC East which calls home to Kevin and George's two favorite teams, the Washington Redskins and Philadelphia Eagles. Robert Griffin III looks prime to begin the season as the Week 1 starter, but can his twice surgically repaired ACL withold the beating of an entire NFL season? Can Alfred Morris prove that his rookie season in the NFL wasn't a fluke? For George's Eagles, everyone's been talking about the enormous potential for the most explosive offense in the NFL under former Oregon coach Chip Kelly's unorthodox offense. Can Michael Vick stay healthy enough to play all 16 games? If so, he has the weapons around him to score a ton of points with speedster DeSean Jackson and the shifty LeSean "Shady" McCoy in the backfield? The New York Giants remain a prime candidate for a bounce back season and in the Giants recent history that means a trip back to the Superbowl. Eli Manning has the weapons around him in Hakeem Nicks, Victor Cruz, David Wilson and Brandon Myers to put points up on the board. Last but not least is America's team, the Dallas Cowboys and their recently re-signed franchise quarterback Tony Romo. Can Romo overcome all of his ghosts and lead the Cowboys deep into the postseason? Dez Bryant looks to have another monster year and the team seems to be transitioning well to new DC Monte Kiffin's vaunted Tampa 2 defense.