Houston - 3 of 8. The Texans run the West Coast Offense which requires elite players at quarterback, two wide receivers, and an offensive linemen. Their defensive strategy is a 4-3 which requires two defensive linemen, a linebacker, and a defensive back. Currently Houston has three of their eight stars: QB Matt Schaub, WR Andie Johnson, and DL Mario Williams. They have many needs on their roster but OL Duane Brown, DL Amobi Okoye and LBs Brian Cushing and Xavier Adibi have potential.
Jacksonville - 4 of 8. The Jaguars run a Run First Offense which requires elite players at quarterback, running back, and two offensive linemen. Their defensive strategy is a 4-3 which requires two defensive linemen, a linebacker, and a defensive back. Jacksonville currently has four of their eight stars: QB David Garrard, HB Maurice Jones-Drew, OL Tra Thomas, and DL John Henderson. There are many open roster needs on this team, but DL Derrick Harvey and DB Reggie Nelson have potential.
Indianapolis - 7 of 8. The Colts run a Pass Heavy Offense which requires elite players at quarterback, running back, wide receiver and offensive linemen. Their defensive strategy is a 4-3 which requires two defensive linemen, a linebacker and a defensive back. Indianapolis has all seven of their eight stars: QB Peyton Manning, HB Joseph Addai, WR Reggie Wayne, OL Jeff Saturday, DL Dwight Freeney, DL Robert Mathis and DB Bob Sanders (but with an injury). The Colts’ need is at linebacker, but there is no one in that position with star potential.
Tennessee - 8 of 8. The Titans run the Run Heavy Offense which requires elite players at quarterback, running back, and an offensive linemen. Their defensive strategy is a 4-3 which requires two defensive linemen, a linebacker, and a defensive back. Tennessee has all eight of their stars: QB Kerry Collins, HB Chris Johnson, OL Michael Roos, OL Kevin Mawae, DL Jevon Kearse, DL Kyle Vandon Bosch, LB Keith Bulluck, and DB Michael Griffin. The Titans have no needs on their roster and have a great shot at getting to the Super Bowl.
