25.) Greenbay Packers
Strengths- Pass game, with Aaron Rodgers this team will always have a strong passing game.
Weaknesses- run game, this teams run game has not been that great in a while, in order to help Rodgers stay upright they should try and build a strong run game. With Woodson gone in the secondary that will leave a hole as well, that needs to be fixed.
Needs- Running back and defensive backs.
26.) Seattle Seahawks (This is actually the Vikings pick via trade but again I want to write about them).
Strengths- Offense, this team is loaded with talent and very good young quarterback with a road playoff win under his belt. The secondary is also phenomenal, very physical and great ball skills.
Weaknesses- Consistency, while this team played a high level they had some issues in the playoffs when it came to the deep ball (See the highlights of Matt Ryan burning them). They need to also talk less, I think they are letting all the hype get to their heads at times.
Needs- Backup quarterback, Brady Quinn is not a great backup, especially in a system that features the read option...
27.) Houston Texans
Strengths- Offense, their pass game was great last year as was their running game, once both get going well they get rolling and it is hard to stop them.
Weaknesses- Consistency, they fell off at the end of last season and struggled at times (The shoot out Jaguars game is a great example). They struggled in the playoffs as well, this team needs to work harder.
Needs- Defense, they need to fix this, I saw a few games where they were just awful on this side of the ball.
28.) Denver Broncos
Strengths- I'd say this whole team is very strong, hard to say anything bad about it, and now with the addition of Wes Welker this team will only be better.
Weaknesses- Payton Manning's playoffs play, the game against the Ravens says it all, the infamous throw across the body into a Raven's hands. His playoff decision making has never been that great, he needs to improve on that.
Needs- Another running back to help out grind out the tough yards and help keep their defense on the sideline.
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