NFL's top offensive division: NFC East, North or AFC West?

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The NFC East has been pegged for mediocrity by some observers, but there's no denying the offensive firepower that currently resides within this division. The NFC East houses four talented quarterbacks: Eli Manning (two-time Super Bowl MVP), Tony Romo (three-time Pro Bowler), Nick Foles (2013 Pro Bowler) and Robert Griffin III (2012 Offensive Rookie of the Year). Yet, the division also features three spectacular runners (LeSean McCoy, Alfred Morris and DeMarco Murray) capable of single-handedly taking over games. Not to mention, the division now has the league's most explosive receiving corps in Washington, as well as a number of individual pass catchers who make it hard for defensive coordinators to sleep at night (see: Dez Bryant and Victor Cruz).

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NFC East should be given the nod for being the top offensive firepower simply for having Chip Kelly in the division.
 
There is a lot still on the table for evaluation, and it has to step up to the plate and prove a lot this season. I don't see a Division falling apart, as the label goes for the past three seasons. There should be a lot of fireworks to go around in the East.
 
Gotta say NFC North

Packers have Aaron Rodgers
Bears have Brandon Marshall & Alshon Jeffery
Lions have Megatron
Vikings have Adrian Peterson
 
Gotta say NFC North

Packers have Aaron Rodgers
Bears have Brandon Marshall & Alshon Jeffery
Lions have Megatron
Vikings have Adrian Peterson

It would be close.

Cowboys have Romo Bryant.
Commanders have RGIII (if back to form) & D. Jackson
Eagles have McCoy
Giants have...um...uh...got me there.
 

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