Talk about a topsy-turvy up and down season for a franchise in 2022. The Carolina Panthers was one of those teams that experienced a semi-rollercoaster year. I say "semi" because the Panthers were close to a possibility of postseason play but not that close. Franchise quarterback is the number 1 issue for Carolina as they were 1 of 6 teams who finished the year 7-10.

The 2022 Raiders had a year to forget, but also a lot of bright spots to remember and grow off of in 2023. Las Vegas will be on the hunt for a new franchise quarterback and can they secure their ultimate weapons, Darren Waller and Josh Jacob's. With a lot of positives to use in 2023 from 2022, Las Vegas should be on the right path even with Derek Carr gone,, who's now a Saint, the team Las Vegas loss to (24-0) last season.

Denver had a nightmare season in 2022, even with Russell Wilson as their top dog. In those 12 losses however these are games Denver could've won. Right, would've, could've, should've. Now the season has come and gone as quickly as it arrived, the Broncos future is brighter than it's been in years, arguably since Kyle's dad Mike coached the team to back to back Super Bowls. ('96 & '97)

The 2022 season for the Rams started like a nightmare, and continued in that theme all season long, with a bright spot landing in coach McVay's lap. That bright spots name is Baker Mayfield. How could the Rams year have turned around if they got in a union with Mayfield a lot sooner? Only the multiverse knows the answer to that, in another reality the Rams gain Mayfield 2 weeks before the trade deadline and repeat as champions in their rivals stadium none the less..

New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly feels he's worth a cool $45,000,000,000 per year. He wants compensation for excelling in his role as a franchise quarterback under the leadership of new Giants head man, Brian Daboll. The issue is Daniel Jones hasn't had consecutive years of play to go with the 2022 season we all just experienced. Who are to say what a player is worth. However the franchise of New York aka big blue will ultimately agree with Mr. Danny dimes or agree with us, time will tell is I was right in the episode of the Prophet's Picks Perspective.

The Colts finished up with a 4-12-1 record at the end of 2022. Since Andrew Luck retired Indianapolis has the same issue that a lot of teams have quite frankly. Franchise quarterback. I remember specifically choosing this team to be AFC South Champions because of a team effort and the 2022 off season acquisition of former Falcons franchise q.b. Matt Ryan. Boy was I wrong, as Iam from time to time. Things fell apart fast for Indianapolis last year. Now the question is how quickly can new COLTS H.C. Steichen get things on track in 2023.

The 2022 season ended with a huge thud for the Arizona Cardinals. After going 11-6 in 2021 they spiraled out of control and out of contention in 2022 even with a sneaky good defense. Lost Kyler Murray to a season ending injury and Kliff Kingsbury's dismissal at the end of a 4-13 year.

It was another long season for the Houston Texans and their superstar fans. For the second consecutive year the Texans fired their head coach. From David Culley to Lovie Smith and now, hopefully 🙏 Houston has their main guy, now the focus is on their franchise quarterback, who will he be?

Phase I of the off-season for my podcast starts with the season reviews of all 32 NFL franchises. In this episode I'll give an overall look back at the Chicago Bears season and how it unfolded, I'll also give you a taste of what's to come up for the podcast this off-season as well as what's to come for these Bears in 2023, enjoy Phase 1 of the podcast, 2022 season review of the 3-14 Chicago Bears.