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Colts Look to Defend Title

The 2007-2008 season is already shaping up to be a good one. The Indianapolis Colts finally won the Super Bowl they craved so much, and it should be seen as a triumph for fans of offensive football, which overcame the superb defence of Chicago Bears. This upcoming season, however, so many teams have a chance of winning that it should make for exciting viewing. Let's run down a list of the main contenders:

1. Indianapolis Colts (Tickets)

The defending champions have to be favorites to repeat. The core of their team will remain, and they now have the belief necessary to carry their regular season form into the playoffs.

2. New Orleans Saints (Tickets)

Reggie Bush has galvanised the Saints and his presence along with Deuce McAllister gives the team a potent 1-2 punch at running back. Drew Brees is improving all the time and this past season's experience should hold New Orleans in good stead come fall.

3. New England Patriots (Tickets)

Having the best coach and most reliable quarterback in the league has helped the Patriots become a perennial contender. Their fury at losing to the Colts in the playoffs will fuel a renewed assault on the Super Bowl.

4. San Diego Chargers (Tickets)

Off-season upheaval won't have helped the Chargers, as Marty Schottenheimer was fired despite a great regular season. Still, Philip Rivers and LaDainian Tomlinson have enough talent to put San Diego in good position for another playoff run next year.

5. Chicago Bears (Tickets)

A strong defence helped Chicago overachieve and reach the Super Bowl, where they were found out by the superior Indianapolis Colts. Rex Grossman appeared to lack the appetite for big games and he may no longer be the Bears' QB by August.