1. Dallas Cowboys - They are the most talented team in the division. Quarterback Tony Romo should do well with the weapons he has around him. Dez Bryant will be a threat as the third option in the Cowboys' offense. Miles Austin and Jason Witten should continue to play at a top level, resulting in the Cowboys having one of the best offenses in the league. The question will be with the defense. The unit as a whole needs to step up their game if they want to be a bigger threat in the post-season.
2. New York Giants - The Giants look to head back to their winning ways in 2010. Signing Antrel Rolle and Keith Bulluck helps improve a defense. The Giants' offense has potential to be a top ten unit, but plenty of questions face this team. Will Hakeem Nicks and Mario Manningham take the next step into becoming top-flight receivers or will Brandon Jacob be a hard-nosed runner of a few years ago?
3. Philadelphia Eagles - Kevin Kolb has the potential of becoming a top quarterback someday. Kolb is going to go through the growing pains as a starting quarterback. His offensive line is aging and couldn't make a situation any easier for Donovan McNabb. The defense is an above average group and they have a lot of young talent on the offensive side.
4. Washington Redskins- The Redskins did make plenty of moves in the front office and on the roster this offseason. Trent Williams will struggle in his rookie year. The defense should be top ten again this season, but will get burnt out toward the end of the year due to the lack of offense.
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