Former NFL Fullback Makes Bold AFC East Prediction For 2019 Season

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Jun 3, 2019

For the first time since the 2008 NFL season, there will be a new king of the AFC East.

That’s what former NFL fullback Michael Robinson believes, at least.

The New England Patriots have won the division title in each of the last 10 seasons and a total of 16 dating back to the 2001 campaign. But  Robinson, a Super Bowl XLVIII champion and “Good Morning Football” panelist, believes a new team will claim the honor in the upcoming season.

There’s certainly reason for optimism in Buffalo. Josh Allen impressed as a rookie, and his support cast will be improved in his sophomore season. The Bills also ranked second in total defense in 2018 and allowed the fewest passing yards per game.

That said, it’s tough to imagine Buffalo usurping New England as division champion. While the Patriots’ roster, at least on paper, might leave a bit to be desired, the reigning Super Bowl champions still are primed for another successful season. And as we’ve seen in several seasons past, a 12- or 13-win campaign isn’t always needed to the AFC East.

Robinson probably was smart to reserve the right to change his mind, as we have a feeling he’ll walk back on his hot take as the season unfolds.

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