This division is the hardest to pick. In my opinion all four teams will be competitive all season long. The Redskins will end up finishing last, RGIII is a rookie and like every rookie he will have a learning curve. The Giants are going to fall off this year, yes they won the superbowl last year, but statistically teams don't do as hot the following year which I think holds true this year. As we saw in wednesday nights game, Eli and the Giants struggled at home against the Cowboys. Victor Cruz dropped three passes which is a side of him we didn't see last year. The Giants were only able to gain 269 total yards on offense compared to the Cowboys 433 total yards. The Giants secondary couldn't cover anyone that night. Cowboys number 3 receiver Kevin Ogletree had 2 touchdowns...Giants finish 3rd in this division, with the Cowboys finishing 2nd and possibly sneaking into the playoffs via wildcard. The Philadelphia Eagles have the most potential in this division. From the top to the bottom of the roster, this team is filled with talent, now all they have to do is go out and perform on the field. It will come down to Mike Vick staying healthy, but this team is dangerous. The defense parted ways with CB Asante Samuel in the off-season but now DRC and Nnamdi are now playing the outside CB positions that they are used too. They also added former Pro-Bowl MLB DeMeco Ryans who should be a leader for this defense and could spark this team to become one of the best in the league. Eagles finish 12-4 this season and win the NFC East.
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