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Matty Ice and Drew Brees will air it out in 2009 to decide the winner of the NFC South. The Panthers Jake Delhomme looks to rebound, while Tampa just tries to compete.

In the National Football League NFC South, the last place finisher has always won the next season title,a good omen for the Buccaneers,but bad for the New Orleans Saints

Saints running back Reggie Bush needs to become the player he was at USC. The Saints need him to produce if they want to return to the NFC Championship.

Panthers will probably battle New Orleans for NFC South division, barring the catastrophic injuries that marred a mediocre 2006 season.

After a miserable game in Philadelphia, Jake Delhomme looks to get back on track against the New England Patriots on Friday.

The Atlanta Falcons were the surprise team last season but after another great draft day the Falcons will be favourites for the NFC South crown this season.

With Tampa Bay, Carolina and New Orleans loaded with veterans, Atlanta may not be able to follow the division tradition of rising from last to first.

As the 2009 NFL football season is right around the corner, this is a preview of the teams in the National Football Conference's (NFC) Southern Division.

Division titles as well as wild card races will be close in the final weeks of the regular season. Competition in AFC East and NFC South remains heated.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers look to improve on last season's NFC South Title with key team additions

In his first season with the Atlanta Falcons, Michael Turner has been more than impressive. He has powered the team to an unexpected start.

Around the league, injuries have been a serious problem this year, and the injury bug has not been discriminatory this year. Several star players remain injured.

The NFC playoff picture remains tough to calculate with five games remaining in the NFL season, as two divisions have three teams within one game of first place.

No NFC team has clinched a playoff spot yet with four games remaining, but the New York Giants are closing in on both a playoff spot and home-field advantage in the NFC.

The NFC Conference has been thrown wide open following the release of the 2009 schedule with the East and South conferences facing tough schedules.

Favorties fall, and underdogs emerge at midway point in 2008 NFL Season

Life appears to have been good for Drew Brees since he left the Chargers with a questionable shoulder and headed for the Big Easy shortly after Hurricane Katrina

New England, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Dallas, New Orleans and Seatlle will all be shooting for a victory this week as the playoffs are just around the corner.

With six playoff spots wrapped up, there are two divisional titles and four other playoff spots up for grabs in week 16.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Carolina Panthers clash in a crucial NFC South Matchup

Giants, Titans, Bucs, Jets, and Pats top Super Bowl Contenders

Some NFL division alignments defy geography. Baltimore is further east than Buffalo but the Ravens are in AFC North and the Bills are in AFC East.

After a disastrous 33-13 Divisional Round playoff loss at home to the Arizona Cardinals last season, the Carolina Panthers look for another strong season in 2009.

Several divisions are still wide open and some teams can put themselves in a good position with wins this week.

The countdown to the 2009 NFL has truly begun with the release of the season's schedule. The overall AFC schedule proves how tough a league the NFL has now become.

There aren't any dazzling matchups this week, but a few good matchups that could prove some teams' legitimacy in the NFL.

Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons look to make the playoffs for the second straight season and be one of the top contenders in the NFC.

It has been a boon or bust season through week 5 for many NFL teams, and though the playoffs are several months away, making picks, NFL-style, is now easier for NFL fans.

Saints running back Reggie Bush scored the game-winning touchdown against division rival Tampa Bay. He finished with 163 all-purpose yards.

Somehow, someway, the Houston Texans went from doormat to contender in the blink of an eye. How did it happen? Was it a fluke or the start of a new era of prosperity?

Week 13 in the NFL will be a big one as playoff races tighten up and teams make their final statements heading down the stretch.

For the first time in weeks there is a new team at the top of the heap in the NFL.

As the 2009 NFL football season is right around the corner, this is a preview of the teams in the National Football Conference's (NFC) Eastern Division.

As the 2009 NFL football season is right around the corner, this is a preview of the teams in the National Football Conference's (NFC) North Division.

As the 2009 NFL football season is right around the corner, this is a preview of the teams in the National Football Conference's (NFC) West division.