Leinart is a Texan.

Did anybody pick Saints vs Colts SB last season?

1. New York Jets.
As the hard knocks begin for real, we'll know a lot more about Rex Ryan's team after it takes on his old one.

2. Dallas Cowboys.
With its playoff win drought over, America's Team eyes the ultimate home game in Super Bowl 45.

3. New Orleans Saints.
Who dat has the talent to repeat, starting with Drew Brees, but it won't be easy.

4. Green Bay Packers.
Everybody loves Rodgers, but it's on Charles Woodson and the defense to recover from the 51-45 playoff loss to Arizona.

5. Indianapolis Colts.
Remember them? Peyton and the AFC champs will be right in the middle of the conference elite again.

6. Baltimore Ravens.
Joe Flacco and the offense are about to take flight.

7. San Diego Chargers.
An easy early schedule, coupled with the ability to pound away with Ryan Mathews, will help them late.

8. Tennessee Titans.
While headliners Chris Johnson and Vince Young attract all the attention, the unsung defense will deliver the wins.

9. New England Patriots.
We hear Tom Brady is about to come into some money. That's good, because it's not like he has anything else going for him.

10. San Francisco 49ers.
With the maturation of Alex Smith, they have few holes.

11. Minnesota Vikings.
Because of injury and age issues, the expectation is they will slip a bit. They can change all of that by dominating the Saints.

12. Atlanta Falcons.
To turn the corner in Year 3, Matt Ryan(notes) needs a big assist from a healthy Michael Turner(notes).

13. Philadelphia Eagles.
The Kevin Kolb(notes) era is about to begin, and there won't be any regrets when the offense doesn't miss a beat.

14. Pittsburgh Steelers.
They like nothing better than to be tested early. What doesn't beat them will make them stronger.

15. Cincinnati Bengals.
The reigning AFC North champs have a top defense and running game. Now they need an encore to earn respect.

16. Kansas City Chiefs.
They've got enough offensive weapons to make some headway with a favorable schedule.

17. Houston Texans.
There's still skepticism about this team, but an opening win over the Colts would change that.

18. Miami Dolphins.
The season hangs on how well the Chad Henne(notes)-Brandon Marshall combo delivers.

19. New York Giants.
Eli and the Enigmas have .500 written all over them.

20. Arizona Cardinals.
Don't think the Cards will just fold without Kurt Warner. Darnell Dockett will be the first to tweet about their D.

21. Carolina Panthers.
Their running game and defense won't be enough.

22. Washington Redskins.
Mike Shanahan will learn what Donovan McNabb(notes) already knows‹it's tough to win in the NFC East.

23. Chicago Bears.
Jay Cutler and Mike Martz could be as good as Montana-Walsh or as unwatchable as Sheen-Cryer.

24. Oakland Raiders. At least with Jason Campbell, the team has a professional quarterback this season.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars.
Everything will be blamed on Jack Del Rio if the team finishes below .500.

26. Denver Broncos.
How much will Tim Tebow throw? That's the season-long question for a non-contender.

27. Seattle Seahawks.
With a team in transition, Pete Carroll will feel like he's coaching Washington State.

28. Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Their development rests on the right arm of Josh Freeman and his young wide receivers.

29. St. Louis Rams.
Although Sam Bradford gives them a glimmer of hope, they have a lot more work ahead.

30. Detroit Lions.
Watch out for the offense, but their defense can't handle the potent passing games of the NFC North.

31. Buffalo Bills.
They have some promising young players but aren't seasoned enough to stay with the Jets, Patriots and Dolphins.

32. Cleveland Browns.
They're stuck between patchwork and true rebuilding in the physically brutal AFC North.

yeah, i mean Jets @ #1

Well everyone should have realized that the Jets were a great team a year ago, like I did.

Brady is going to rip through the Jets D

I was fine after my car accident. And his car got hit in the front, not head on. He'll be fine.