2020 NFL mock draft: Cincinnati Bengals replace Andy Dalton with Joe Burrow

The Baltimore Ravens are the best team in the AFC right now, and their quarterback, Lamar Jackson, is playing at an MVP level as we enter the final quarter of the 2019 NFL season. Jackson has been getting the job done with his arm, and his legs, and has gained the complete confidence of his team.

Baltimore is playing great football on both sides of the ball right now, and when all is said and done, they could be the last team standing in a very tough AFC. When it comes time for them to draft next April, it will be very late in round one, but they could still add one of the better edge rushers in this draft class.

Curtis Weaver from Boise State is an absolute menace on the edges, and would be a great addition to an already stellar Baltimore defense. This franchise has made their living out of having an elite defense, and if they can continue to stack talent on that side of the ball, they certainly have the right guy under center on the other side of it.

On Monday night, the Seattle Seahawks played host to the Minnesota Vikings, in a battle between two teams who have legitimate playoff aspirations. On this night, the Seahawks proved to be the better team, racking up 37 points on that Minnesota defense, thanks to another stellar game by quarterback Russell Wilson.

Of course, for Seattle to go all the way, they have to get better play from their defense, as they allowed 30 points on Monday to the Vikings. In the secondary, the Seahawks could decide to go with a guy like Xavier McKinney from Alabama to close out the first round, as he could be the safety they have been missing since Earl Thomas left.

We have a quarter of the 2019 season remaining, so anything can happen at this point. On Monday night, the Seahawks proved themselves to be the class of the NFC, and with an MVP-caliber quarterback, a strong defense, and good coaching, they just may be the team to beat when all is said and done.