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Just in time for the start of the regular season, FanHouse is unveiling its 2010 NFL Season preview. From the AFC East on Aug. 29 to the NFC West on Sept. 8, we'll take a team-by-team and division-by-division look at the upcoming NFL campaign.
Each team in the league will be rated on a 50-point scale -- which we call the "Heat Index" -- and be assigned a score of 1-10 (10 being the highest) in five key categories: Offense, Defense, Special Teams, Coaching and Intangibles. The teams that tally the highest Heat Index scores are your favorites, while those at the other end of the spectrum can be considered heavy underdogs.
Last season's Heat Index correctly predicted eight of 12 playoff teams, as well as five of eight division winners. How will we do with this year's predictions? Only time will tell ...
Team Previews (In order of projected finish, click team name for full preview)
AFC East
1. New England Patriots -- Heat Index: 43
2. New York Jets -- Heat Index: 38
3. Miami Dolphins -- Heat Index: 32
4. Buffalo Bills -- Heat Index: 29
NFC East
1(tie). Dallas Cowboys -- Heat Index: 37
1(tie). Philadelphia Eagles -- Heat Index: 37
3(tie). New York Giants -- Heat Index: 35
3(tie). Washington Redskins -- Heat Index: 35
AFC North
1. Baltimore Ravens -- Heat Index: 36
2. Pittsburgh Steelers -- Heat Index: 34
3. Cincinnati Bengals -- Heat Index: 31
4. Cleveland Browns -- Heat Index: 25
NFC North
1. Minnesota Vikings -- Heat Index: 40
2. Green Bay Packers -- Heat Index: 36
3. Chicago Bears -- Heat Index: 31
4. Detroit Lions -- Heat Index: 25
AFC South
1. Indianapolis Colts -- Heat Index: 40
2. Tennessee Titans -- Heat Index: 33
3. Houston Texans -- Heat Index: 28
4. Jacksonville Jaguars -- Heat Index: 20
NFC South
1. New Orleans Saints -- Heat Index: 44
2. Atlanta Falcons -- Heat Index: 41
3. Carolina Panthers -- Heat Index: 29
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- Heat Index: 17
AFC West
1. San Diego Chargers -- Heat Index: 34
2. Denver Broncos -- Heat Index: 31
3. Oakland Raiders -- Heat Index: 29
4. Kansas City Chiefs -- Heat Index: 27
NFC West -- Sept. 8
1. San Francisco 49ers -- Heat Index: 33
2. Arizona Cardinals -- Heat Index: 30
3. Seattle Seahawks -- Heat Index: 27
4. St. Louis Rams -- Heat Index: 24
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