It's early, but did CSP make their asses quit?

For the last few years we've seen different articles,heard other fan base claims, and even witnessed to varying degrees the emergence of other NFC south teams.

First and foremost it was Ryan and his ascent to the NFLs elite and how the falcons are the team that will be in the nfcs race for the long haul.

Then it was Freeman and the young weapons Tampa had that had a very bright future. Next it was Cam who would revolutionize the position...

Now...the falcons have paid Ryan 100 plus million and he more than likely will not get another playoff shot with Gonzales ,roddy is aging and has I believe one more year after that, Julio may have compromised his surgically repaired foot and while he will recover,he will need to be PAID on his next contract. The falcons o line is in shambles , they will likely not get the results they were hoping for from osi or s jax and will have to go into a sort of rebuild as they are thin at o line, d line, rb, TE going into next year. Seems like the all in mentality may be over.

The bucs have a very nice young roster but their coaching and leadership is in turmoil and they will likely make a change. I think they are a qb away from being a legit challenger for multiple division titles if they can hold that defense together on some of the second contracts that should be coming soon. I would bet the farm they are going qb with this deep class coming in.

The panthers have developed a seemingly elite front 7 but lack the offensive weapons the bucs have. While the jury is still out on cam he definitely isn't progressing like panthers fans would like I'm sure. They will likely be moving on from the big rb contracts they dished out and should have a new coach next year as well. Whether that coach buys into the cam experiment remains to be seen.

On the home front we have seemingly moved on from the old defensive guard and have multiple guys at each level in their early to mid 20s making plays every week. We have new receivers developing and a top 3 receiving weapon in the league. We have a legit top 5 qb who for the first time in awhile seems to not feel that the entire burden is on him(through his play/not his words).

Our biggest weakness is one that seems relatively easy to solve going forward. You can find power backs and road graders a lot easier than you can many positions in the draft. I like our chances to have a solid 3 year window of having a really good shot at the whole damn thing.