The Spin Zone for Each of the 32 NFL Teams

Eleven weeks down and we have watched a wild NFL season so far. Some teams have been good, others have been BAD. 


Down below is the spin zone for all of the 32 NFL teams. 



Arizona Cardinals:

Kyler Murray looks like he’s fully back, you have your 1st round pick, and maybe Johnathon Gannon isn’t too weird after all. 


Atlanta Falcons 

If you like Arthur Smith he’ll be back for another year. If you like Bijan Robinson, you’re saving up his good runs (and all his runs) until late in the season, when it matters. 


Baltimore Ravens 

No spin zone is needed, Lamar is great, although the Andrews injury hurts, it gives you a chance to see what Isaiah Likely is. 


Buffalo Bills

Diggs said he doesn’t agree with his brother’s tweet and is committed to playing in Buffalo. 


Carolina Panthers 

The more you lose, the closer you get to get to a new head coach. 


Chicago Bears

Justin Fields showed he could be the guy, you have two first-round picks, and it looks like Harbough is going to leave Michigan in the offseason. 


Cincinnati Bengals 

Michael Brown (Bengals owner) can’t start his $275M Quarterback who is badly hurt again. Also, you have Jamar Chase.


Cleveland Browns 

Only half a game back from 1st place in the AFC North and this defense is comparable with the ‘85 Bears. 


Dallas Cowboys 

The media is not hyping them up as much anymore, this could be their chance to go under the radar and start winning some meaningful games. 

Denver Broncos 

RUSS IS COOKING. Four straight wins and the playoffs are in the distance. 


Detroit Lions 

Goff has faced a lot of adversity and learned how to win in different ways. 


Green Bay Packers 

There are a lot of good QBs in this class. Jayden Reed is going to be a legit slot guy. 


Houston Texans 

C.J. Stroud is the franchise QB. 


Indianapolis Colts 

Minshew is keeping this team competitive, while your franchise cornerstone is rehabbing. 


Jacksonville Jaguars 

Calvin Ridley caught a TD again (Finally!)


Kansas City Chiefs 

None needed they’re good. 


Las Vegas Raiders 

No more Josh McDaniels every Sunday, 


Los Angeles Chargers 

Brandon Staley could be on the way out, while Ben Johnson could be on the way in. 


Los Angeles Rams 

Kyren Williams is coming back this week.  


Miami Dolphins 

Tyreek Hill is so fast.


Minnesota Vikings 

Winning without your best player could show him you don’t need him, it’s good they lost one without him. 


New England Patriots 

Giants won last week and now you have a top-3 pick. 


New Orleans Saints 

The NFC South is very winnable.


New York Giants 

Tommy Devito’s ‘Jersey Juice’ could be the difference for this squad. 


New York Jets 

Zach Wilson is not starting anymore (hallelujah)!


Philadelphia Eagles 

Does not look like the NFL is going to ban the ‘Tush Push’.


Pittsburgh Steelers 

If you’re not sold on Pickett, losing gives you a better chance to get a contending QB.


San Francisco 49ers 

Talanoa Hufanga tore his ACL, but Brock Purdy is back in the top 10 quarterback rankings. 


Seattle Seahawks 

Jaxon Smith-Ngijba shows flashes of greatness every week. 


Tampa Bay Buccaneers 

Rachaad White is REALLY good


Tennessee Titans 

Will Levis did not look awful, and 3-7 will get you a solid pick. 


Washington Commanders 

Sam Howell is definitely the guy, Ron Rivera cannot be the coach for too much longer. 


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