QBs
1) Cowboys - I feel Romo is the most talented and explosive playmaker at this point among all the quarterbacks. McNabb has seen better days and Eli is solid but not spectacular. He really missed Burress last season but we'll have to wait and see how the loss of TO effects Romo. As for Campbell, what does it say when your team tries so desperately to replace you? And I would say that Kitna is the division's best backup QB.
2) Giants - Eli's got a ring and an MVP trophy, can't take that away from him. He avoids the big mistakes, something Romo is still learning. Carr has looked decent in New York in his limited opportunities.
3) Eagles - McNabb's best years are behind him, although his receiving corps looks to be better than it's been in - forever. Kolb has been lousy when given the chance and looks like a wasted draft pick.
4) Commanders - Campbell is obviously the weakest in the division. Colt Brennan will probably take over at some point this year.
RBs
1) Cowboys - The Cowboys have the best trio in the division. They've got a pounder in Barber, a homerun threat in Jones, and an excellent, well-rounded #3 in Choice.
2) Giants - Two top quality backs with only the #3 in doubt, simply because we haven't seen him.
3) Commanders - Portis is a great running back, but I think the wear and tear is really starting to show, he really faded last year, and Betts gets nicked as well. Good quality but questionable durability.
4) Eagles - Westbrook is great and arguably the most versatile and dangerous back in the league, but, like Portis, wear and tear are starting to show. Unlike Portis, there isn't a proven backup.
WRs
1) Eagles - What was a perpetual weakness could now be a strength. DeSean Jackson was a steal last season and provided a gamebreaking deep threat the team lacked. Kevin Curtis is a solid player who could excel in the slot and Jeremy Maclin was a solid pick, it remains to be seen how much he contributes as a rookie. Baskett and Reggie Brown provide experienced depth.
2) Cowboys - Roy Williams, despite questions, is still the division's most established wideout (as I feel that Santana Moss is on the downside). Patrick Crayton is a solid if unspectacular #2 who has proven capable in the past. Miles Austin has great potential but, like fellow backup Sam Hurd, needs to remain healthy.
3) Commanders - Santana Moss is still a quality #1, but I feel he's seen his best days, and that's a scary thought for a deep threat. Antwaan Randle El is and should always have been a #3 receiver. Last year's rookies have yet to step up.
4) Giants - This was not the same team without Burress and he won't be replaced - not this season anyway. Couple that with losing Amani Toomer and this position has huge question marks.
TEs
1) Cowboys - No contest. Not close. Witten is the league's best and Bennett is as good as many team's #1. Not much more needs be said.
2) Commanders - Chris Cooley is a top tight end and Skins fans hope Davis shows more this season.
3) Giants - Boss is solid but not spectacular. Matthews is a waste and we'll see what the rookie Beckum can do.
4) Eagles - I wonder if they'd like a do-over on the LJ Smith over Witten pick?
OLs
1) Giants - Not much style, but lots of substance. It was nice to see this group get some well-deserved recognition last season.
2) Cowboys -Plenty of names, plenty of talent, if the motivation and dedication match they could top this list.
3) Eagles - Excellent potential but I'll hold out judgement until I see how well they replace Thomas and Runyan.
4) Commanders - Too much age, too many durability questions, and too many question marks.
