After one of the strangest, most shocking and most high-profile offseasons in history, Sky Sports NFL host Neil Reynolds asks some key questions ahead of the 2022 season. Watch Buffalo Bills @ Los Angeles Rams live on Sky Sports NFL 1:20am Friday
Buckle up because the wild ride is about to get even wilder. After the weirdest, most shocking, and noisiest offseason in NFL history; The sports drama is set to kick up a few notches when the 2022 campaign kicks off in Los Angeles on Thursday night.
we will be in sky sports studios Thursday night for a three-hour preview show: 21:00 Sky Sports NFL – and then with you every step of the way from the very first start of the season until the confetti falls on the eventual champions in just over five months.
It will be a roller coaster of adventures. Surprise results and headlines lurk around every corner. So if someone tells you that they have a clear idea of how this season will unfold… they are lying!
The biggest soap opera in the world is about to start and I can’t wait. Here are some questions I’ve been thinking about before the start of the season…
The Buffalo Bills are my pick to win the Super Bowl this season by beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. And the bookmakers tend to agree: They have made Sean McDermott’s men the favourites.
There’s a lot I like about the Bills: They’re bringing back most of their key players to a powerful offense led by superstar quarterback Josh Allen. But there will be plenty of Super Bowl contenders this season. The AFC is full of talented players and teams, so the Bills will have a real battle just to represent their conference in the big game.
In the NFC, the Rams are bringing back the same talent that brought them last year’s Super Bowl, while the Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers lead perennial winners Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady, respectively. And let’s keep an eye on the previous fighters hiding in the pack. The Cincinnati Bengals won just four games in 2020, but then went on a Cinderella streak in 2021, giving up just one hit to win it all.
It will be an open race to Arizona.
Some of the biggest names in the game have moved to the AFC this offseason, and many more have made it to the AFC West, where four true playoff contenders now square off against each other in a fierce division battle.