The 2010 NFL regular season is finally here, and it is time to pick the opening games of the season. The opening month is always the toughest to pick, as it is difficult to figure out if teams with good preseason play can carry that over to the regular season and if teams with bad preseason play are able to flip the switch.

It is also difficult to figure out which bad teams from last year truly improved and which playoff teams are on their way to disappointment.

Each week I will pick the five best games of the week followed by the rest of the games. In 2009, my record was 168-88.

Now that training camps are finally here, it is time to make predictions of how each team will do in 2010.

Here is my breakdown of each division in the NFC.

NFC East

The Favorites: The favorite in this division has to be the Dallas Cowboys. Dallas had a very balanced offense led by QB Tony Romo that ranked second in yards gained, sixth in passing yards gained and seventh in rushing yards gained.

They also have a defense that was second in points allowed. They added rookie WR Dez Bryant in the draft to help their offense. A possible area of concern is still the safeties, which was a big reason the Cowboys were 20th in pass yards allowed. They also have to hope their offensive line comes together, as they did release OT Flozell Adams this offseason.  He has since signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers.