What NFL teams deserve this Christmas

Dec 8, 2013; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Jets cheerleaders perform in Christmas costumes during the game against the Oakland Raiders at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Dec 8, 2013; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New York Jets cheerleaders perform in Christmas costumes during the game against the Oakland Raiders at MetLife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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This Christmas, all 32 teams deserve something for the holiday, whether they deserve it or not. 

At the moment you read this, you may be wrapping presents for a special someone or waiting for Santa Claus to come because, as you know, he is very, very real.

So now I’ve taken it upon myself to dish out 32 Christmas presents to the NFL’s 32 teams because they all deserve presents. Yes, even the Cleveland Browns deserve something for Christmas. So, what do you get teams who seemingly have everything? Don’t worry, I’ve got that figured out.

Let’s start in the AFC shall we…

New England Patriots – What do you get the Patriots? I mean, it’s pretty simple. You get them a healthy Rob Gronkowski. He may be the reason why the Patriots could struggle in early January or February, as he’s a true “X-Factor” for that team.

New York Jets – A new coach and a new QB. It’s easy to give that to them now since they’ll both be replaced at the end of the season anyway.

Miami Dolphins – A healthy Ryan Tannehill, because Matt Moore won’t take the Dolphins far in the postseason.

Buffalo Bills – A smart GM and a smart head coach. Come on, now, baby steps here.

Cincinnati Bengals – A time machine so they can fire Marvin Lewis like they should’ve done a year ago.

Baltimore Ravens – A redo on the four-game losing streak they encountered during the middle of the season. That losing streak might be one of the reasons they miss out on the playoffs.

Cleveland Browns – A “W” because the franchise hasn’t seen one in over a year.

Pittsburgh Steelers – Going on the road in the playoffs and not having to play in Kansas City or New England. Those are the only two places that would stop the Steelers from reaching Super Bowl 51.

Denver Broncos  –A much better QB than the one they have now. Hey, maybe they should’ve kept Mark Sanchez. I mean, he wasn’t THAT bad, right? Guys?

San Diego Chargers – The quickest route to Los Angeles or any major city that will take them because, clearly, they don’t need to be in San Diego.

Kansas City Chiefs – A healthy Derrick Johnson, or a way to avoid the Patriots? Nope, a home playoff game. That will do the trick. Can you imagine if a Pittsburgh or Oakland had to come to Kansas City? Yikes.

Oakland Raiders – An outright AFC West title for a franchise that’s finally seeing some good luck go their way. A spot in the playoffs isn’t enough for these guys.

Jacksonville Jaguars – I’m honestly not sure what you can give the Jaguars at this point. We’ve tried new coaches, new players and still, nothing works. I guess we can just give them more games in London.

Indianapolis Colts – It’s the same thing we’ve been trying to get them the last few seasons but they keep breaking it — an offensive line for Andrew Luck.

Tennessee Titans – In a division that’s been pretty awful the last few seasons, let’s give the Titans and their fans the AFC South Title. Like, now, before they decide to give it back up.

Houston Texans – I’ve got the perfect gift for Houston Texans fans. For the next 72 days, we will remind you that you paid $72 million just to ultimately to bench Brock Osweiler. That’s the gift that keeps on giving.

Now, let’s go to the NFC.