2023 NFC South: Questions Arise With Four New Faces Under Center
Each team in the division will play a different starting quarterback than it did last year, creating uncertainty and widening the race to the title.
Last year the sub-.500 Buccaneers won the NFC South. Then Tom Brady retired, Derek Carr joined the Saints and Desmond Ridder got the full-time job with the Falcons, while the Panthers traded up to take Bryce Young with the No. 1 pick.
In short, chaos.
No other division will see all four Week 1 starters under center be different than in 2022, but the NFC South got a full overhaul. As a result, it’s also the most wide-open gaggle in the league, with all the teams having legitimate shots to host a playoff game come January.
Essentially, which team will come together quickest, with a litany of moving parts and young talents helping to create both hope and uncertainty around their respective group?