The NFC East is home to some of the NFL’s most popular teams between the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, and the Washington Redskins (name change coming). Because of this, the NFC is always in the spotlight. The NFC East always has fantastic storylines to follow. However, a lot of the storylines stem from drama.

This season should be no different. The NFC East has been one of the toughest division to win. There is a ton of talent in the NFC East and I expect this year there will be surprises.

It seems as though Dallas is prepping for a championship run. In the offseason they tagged Dak Prescott. The Cowboys drafted CeeDee Lamb and resigned Amari Cooper, so Dak has no shortage of weapons. The Cowboy’s offensive line is still one of the leagues most dominant. barring an injury, Ezekiel Elliott will be in the running for the rushing title. However, if there were any surprises this season it would come from the NFC East.

The New York Giants struggled once again last year. However, they were plagued by injuries once again. Chase Young could be the The Giants offense has loads of weapons, most notably their running back Saquan Barkley who battled through injury last year. The Giants improved in the offseason. They have quietly built one of the leagues best O-Lines. New York could be a sleeper team this season.

While Washington looks to be rebuilding with a New Head Coach and a beast in Chase Young, The Eagles need to establish that they are still a contender. These two teams are on separate ends of the spectrum. While the Eagles have to prove that they are still among the leagues best, Washington needs to prove that they are a competitive team, however they may still be in the rebuilding period.

With taking all of that into consideration, let’s take a look at how each team in the NFC East projects prior to training camp.