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Review of tampa injury lawyer::Legal advice. Why is he being sued








               Along               with               the               NFC               East               and               AFC               West,               the               NFC               South               will               compete               for               the               crown               of               NFL's               best               division               in               2006.

With               Carolina               coming               off               an               NFC               Championship               Game               berth,               Tampa               Bay               defending               its               division               title,               and               Atlanta               talented               and               dangerous               -               and               even               fourth-place               finisher               New               Orleans               much               improved               -               the               NFC               South               should               have               a               bruising,               tough,               and               entertaining               race               in               2006.
               It               looks               as               if               there               should               be               two               playoff               teams               from               the               trio               of               Tampa               Bay,               Atlanta,               and               Carolina;               it               says               here               that               the               Falcons'               and               Panthers'               busy               off-season               will               be               enough               to               nose               out               a               Tampa               Bay               that               stood               pat               and               must               face               a               very               tough               schedule               in               2006.
               (2005               Regular               Season               Records               in               Parentheses)
               Carolina               Panthers               (11-5)
               Last               year's               NFC               finalist               looks               to               return               to               the               NFC               Championship,               and               beyond,               in               2006.

With               the               core               of               last               year's               team               returning,               and               the               addition               of               WR               Keyshawn               Johnson,               the               Panthers               on               paper               can               compete               with               any               team               in               the               league.

QB               Jake               Delhomme,               RB               DeShaun               Foster,               and               WR's               Johnson               and               Steve               Smith               are               one               of               the               most               potent               quartets               in               the               NFL,               and               last               year's               third-ranked               defense               welcomes               back               Pro               Bowl               DT               Kris               Jenkins               from               injury.
               Injury               is               the               key               word               for               the               Panthers               this               season;               Jenkins,               Smith,               Foster,               and               others               have               all               suffered               serious               injuries               in               the               last               two               seasons,               which               ruined               their               season               in               2004               and               their               post-season               in               2005.

The               addition               of               first-round               draft               pick               DeAngelo               Williams               should               provide               depth               at               running               back,               but               Jenkins               is               the               key.

The               oft-injured               tackle               is               the               key               to               the               Panthers'               front               seven,               freeing               DE               Julius               Peppers               and               MLB               Dan               Morgan               to               make               big               plays.

If               the               Panthers               can               finally               avoid               the               injury               bug,               a               return               to               the               Super               Bowl               is               a               distinct               possibility.
               Like               their               division               counterparts,               the               Panthers               play               a               tough               schedule               in               2006,               with               nine               games               against               winning               teams               from               a               year               ago.

Instead               of               Tampa               Bay's               games               against               Chicago               and               Seattle,               the               Panthers               get               St.

Louis               and               Minnesota.

If               the               Panthers               can               stay               healthy,               the               Panthers               should               hold               off               the               Falcons               and               Bucs               for               the               NFC               South               crown,               and               make               yet               another               NFC               Championship               Game               appearance.
               2006               Prediction:               12-4,               NFC               South               Champions,               Loss               to               Dallas               in               NFC               Championship               Game
               Atlanta               Falcons               (8-8)
               The               Falcons               followed               up               their               2004               NFC               Championship               Game               appearance               with               a               disappointing,               mediocre               8-8               finish               in               2005.

The               front               office               responded               with               an               aggressive               off-season,               trading               for               LT               Wayne               Gandy               and               DE               John               Abraham,               and               signing               veteran               SS               Lawyer               Milloy               to               anchor               the               secondary.
               The               Falcons               were               an               average               team               in               all               respects               a               year               ago,               finishing               .500               with               a               fourteenth-ranked               offense               and               a               disappointing               defense               ranked               twenty-second.

The               off-season               upgrades               will               help;               the               focus,               as               usual,               remains               on               QB               Michael               Vick.

Vick's               amazing               talents               haven't               propelled               the               Falcons               into               the               offensive               stratosphere,               as               yet.

Part               of               the               problem               has               been               the               lack               of               weapons               on               the               outside;               with               little               depth               behind               unproven               WR's               Michael               Jenkins               and               Roddy               White,               and               veteran               option               Brian               Finneran               out               for               the               year,               little               change               will               be               seen               in               2006.

The               Falcons'               offense               should               be               average               once               again.
               But               that               should               be               enough.

The               acquisition               of               Abraham               gives               the               Falcons               one               of               the               few               front               fours               that               can               compete               with               Carolina's               dominating               D-line.

The               Falcons'               defense               will               be               much               improved,               and               Vick,               despite               his               detractors,               is               still               a               premier               NFL               quarterback.

It               may               not               be               enough               to               win               a               deep               division,               but               it               should               get               the               Falcons               into               the               playoffs.
               2006               Prediction:               10-6,               Wild               card               berth,               loss               in               Wild               Card               round               to               Dallas
               Tampa               Bay               Buccaneers               (11-5)
               NFC               South               Champions               a               year               ago,               Tampa               Bay               stood               pat               in               the               off-season,               returning               an               amazing               twenty-one               of               twenty-two               starters               in               a               league               that               normally               sees               substantial               turnover               from               year               to               year.

With               youth               on               offense,               and               veterans               on               defense,               Tampa               Bay               looks               to               repeat               in               what               should               be               a               very               tough               division.
               On               offense,               the               Bucs               return               all               eleven               starters               from               a               year               ago;               though               they               ranked               just               20th               in               points               per               game               a               year               ago,               they               should               be               a               better               offense               this               year.

Chris               Simms               played               well               down               the               stretch               and               heads               into               his               first               full               season               as               the               starter,               while               Cadillac               Williams               will               try               and               avoid               the               sophomore               jinx               at               tailback.

There               is               depth               at               wide               receiver,               with               David               Boston               and               Ike               Hilliard               behind               Joey               Galloway               and               Michael               Clayton.

The               Bucs'               offense               depends               on               the               continued               development               of               Simms               and               Williams;               if               they               step               up,               the               Bucs               will               score               some               points.
               As               it               has               been               for               years,               Tampa's               strength               remains               their               defense.

Number               one               in               total               defense               a               year               ago,               the               Bucs               return               ten               starters,               with               the               only               newcomer               free               safety               Will               Allen.

There               may               be               some               concerns,               as               defensive               leaders               Derrick               Brooks,               Ronde               Barber               and               Simeon               Rice               all               continue               to               age,               but               they               should               remain               a               formidable               unit.
               Unfortunately               for               the               Bucs,               both               their               offense               and               defense               will               have               to               be               outstanding               to               enjoy               another               playoff               run.

Tampa               Bay               plays               eleven               teams               that               had               winning               records               in               2005               (six               of               them               on               the               road);               in               addition               to               playing               in               their               own               tough               division,               they               have               matchups               against               the               NFC               East               and               the               deep               AFC               North;               plus               games               at               Chicago               and               at               home               against               Seattle               to               close               the               season.

With               such               a               slim               margin               for               error,               a               repeat               of               last               year's               eleven-win               season               seems               unlikely;               in               such               a               deep               division,               nine               wins               just               won'               t               cut               it               this               year.

Look               for               Cadillac               Williams               to               suffer               a               touch               of               the               sophomore               jinx               and               for               the               Bucs               to               fall               just               short               in               2006.
               2006               Prediction:               9-7
               New               Orleans               Saints               (3-13)
               Few               teams               had               as               much               roster               turnover               as               the               Saints,               who               overhauled               their               offensive               line,               linebacking               corps,               and               of               course               quarterback               position               with               the               acquisition               of               Drew               Brees.

Add               to               that               the               selection               of               Reggie               Bush               with               the               number               two               pick               in               the               NFL               draft,               and               the               Saints               are               a               markedly               different               team               than               the               3-13               unit               of               a               year               ago.
               The               Saints               will               improve.

Bush               has               looked               sharp               in               the               pre-season,               Brees               appears               healthy,               and               Joe               Horn               is               one               of               the               league's               best               wide               receivers,               if               recovered               from               last               year's               nagging               injuries.

All               told,               the               Saints               have               nine               new               starters               in               2006,               along               with               new               head               coach               Sean               Payton.
               That               said,               it               won't               be               enough               in               2006.

The               Saints               will               be               dangerous,               but               a               tough               division               and               a               tough               schedule               should               doom               any               Cinderella               thoughts.

Ten               games               against               the               NFC               South               and               East               will               take               their               toll               on               a               young               team,               and               the               Saints               will               both               struggle               and               provide               some               excitement,               and               hope,               for               their               long-suffering               fan               base.
               2006               Prediction:               5-11






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