Which Of These NFL Teams Will Go From Worst To First? | In Football Today

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🗓️ 6 June 2025

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David joins again for another "In Football Today", this time going through some of the worst NFL teams last year and asking the guys which they think could go to first in their respective divisions.

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0:00.0	Rico
0:01.8	yes sir
0:04.1	let's do some football today
0:05.5	so this conversation
0:10.1	happens every year in the NFL
0:12.6	who's going to go from worst
0:15.1	to first
0:16.3	Pittsburgh Steelers got Aaron Rogers
0:18.2	Pittsburgh to win the Super Bowl
0:20.4	Aaron Rogers MVP.
0:22.0	Well, they weren't the worst team in the AFC North last year. Are you sure about that, Dave?
0:26.5	They kind of seemed like the worst. They weren't. Worst team in the playoffs. Let's start with the
0:29.8	team that was worst in the AFC North. Going from, you know, who has the best chance here.
0:34.6	We all know number eight, Cleveland Browns. They have no shot to go from worse to first.
0:39.3	No, when you have five quarterbacks, you have no quarterbacks.
0:44.5	We, that in and of itself is going to be a fun circus to watch because it's truly going to be spin the wheel.
0:54.1	No clear cut person. And you know, it's going to be the
0:57.1	day the build-up when they finally just say, Chador's starting for us this Sunday and let the
1:03.9	spectacle begin. You'd have a 2.7% chance of winning the division, 9.8% chance of making the playoffs with make them 16th in the
1:13.1	AFC.
1:13.6	It wasn't too long ago they were a playoff team and had a winning record.
1:17.4	So maybe they revert back to that.
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