Choose your division winners y'all.

Danny:

AFC West: Chargers

AFC East: Patriots

AFC South: Colts

AFC North: Steelers

WildCard 1: Jets

WildCard 2: Texans

Scotty:

AFC West: Chargers

AFC East: Patriots

AFC South: Texans

AFC North: Steelers

WildCard 1: Jets

WildCard 2: Ravens

Davisy:

AFC West: Chargers

AFC East: Patriots

AFC South: Texans

AFC North: Steelers

WildCard 1: Jets

WildCard 2: Ravens

Who you got?

It's about that time kids. Time to put it all on the line by picking which teams shall win each division and make the beloved playoffs. If you are wrong you will face a lifetime of shame and embarrassment. 

I'll be submitting your answers to the Library of Congress, so choose carefully. Just for fun, I asked Davis and Scott to provide their answers too.

Danny:

NFC West: Rams

NFC East: Eagles

NFC South: Falcons

NFC North: Packers

WildCard 1: Saints

WildCard 2: Giants

Scotty:

NFC West: Rams

NFC East: Eagles

NFC South: Falcons

NFC North: Packers

WildCard 1: Buccaneers

WildCard 2: Lions

Davisy:

NFC West: Cardinals

NFC East: Eagles

NFC South: Buccaneers

NFC North: Packers

WildCard 1: Saints

WildCard 2: Falcons

Who you got? Write in below -- too many options to list on a poll. 

Today's poll asks the question as to which offensive player you thought should get the so-called "game ball" this week. Which player shined? Which player were you most impressed with?

I wanted get a vote: which Seahawk do you think is most poised to have a breakout year in 2011?

There are a lot of options, but I'll make it a short(ish) list and we'll start with offensive players (also, you can't have a 'breakout year' in this case if you've had good or great years in the past):

Charlie Whitehurst

Tarvaris Jackson

Golden Tate

Ben Obomanu

Justin Forsett

Cameron Morrah

Anthony McCoy

Isaiah Stanback

Other?

I realize that this is an absurd question to ask before free agency even hits, but really, all these polls are pretty absurd, so who cares? My question today is, if you're putting money down in Nevada on who wins the NFC West, who's your hard earned cheddar going on?

Take off your fan hat and put on your degenerate gambler "Wine Em, Dine Em, Sixty-nine Em" foam dome (because that's what I picture a gambling addict in Reno wearing on his head), and make your choice. Pretend a really burly loan shark is on your case too, for fun. We'll revisit this after free agency to see if there's a big change. 

The lockout drags on and we fans must simply wait until an agreement can be made. Though it's doubtless that both sides share in some of the blame for this whole debacle, who do you feel is most culpable?

Not saying that your gut feeling is right or wrong, but when you think of "the Lockout," on whom do you direct your rage, the Ownership or Players? Clay Bennett? Let me know.

Well, today we talked and argued a little bit about the Seahawks' quarterback issues and who might be taking snaps from under center in 2011. That's all well and good, but let's talk about something important now, shall we?

I wanted to do a quick poll about the state of the Hawks uniforms. Namely, assuming the Hawks keep their home and away looks pretty close to what they are now once the new Nike uniforms are unveiled (though it's a big assumption), what would you like the third alternate to be?

The three most obvious choices would be a) the old-school white jersey, silver pants, and silver helmet; b) the neon green monstrosity we wore in 2009 (I don't care if it's a leading question); and c) the old-school blue jerseys, silver pants, and silver helmet. Obviously there are more choices than that, but let's see what the consensus is at this point. 

Oh, and go ahead and write in options or post pics of other uniform designs you've seen around the interwebs so we can debate those too. 

Last week we SBNation bloggers brought you our votes for the best QBs in the NFC West. Among the choices were St. Louis' Sam Bradford, Arizona's triumvirate of John Skelton, Max Hall, and Derek Anderson, Seattle's Matt Hasselbeck and Charlie Whitehurst, and San Francisco's Alex Smith. Now, it's your turn to vote.