The entire NFL, other than Detroit, Buffalo and KC, who is helped to wins by the refs but is still great, is mediocre or bad this year. It's kind of unreal.
Eh, I would just say that it's complicated.
The NFC South is a dumpster fire. The Bucs have looked good, but their defense is atrocious and they are missing their best two offensive players. The Falcons have looked good, but got hammered by the Broncos. Dumpster Fire.
The NFC West is a high-class dumpster fire, with all the teams in a circular standoff. Three 5-5 teams, and the Cardinals leading at 6-4. It's likely that only one team will make the playoffs. A healthy SanFran is scary, the rest? Not so much.
The NFC East has the Eagles (that no one trusts, even though they are arguably a threat to make it to the SB) and the Commanders (fun, but at least a year away) along with the corpses of the Cowboys and Giants.
The NFC Norris has three really good teams (albeit one with a Darnold handicap) and the ghost of Eberflus.
Meanwhile, in the AFC...
The AFC Least has the Bills, and nothing else.
The AFC South has a fourth seed and nothing else.
The AFC West has the Likely Super Bowl Champions, playing like crud (but still winning), along with the two biggest surprises and the least surprising team (the Raiders).
Meanwhile, the AFC Norris has a first round loser (the Steelers), the Best Worst Team (the Bungles), and the Best Team that should win the Super Bowl but can't even beat the Raiders (the Ravens). And, of course, the factory of sadness, because we all need a team to look down on ... and karma is real.