I think the current trends and momentum will continue forward. The success of organizations in this league appears to be almost exclusively correlated to the amount of effort, work, and care the leaders of teams put in. Unlike real professional sports, players careers are relatively planned out in this league. It's not like a team like HAM will suddenly be minus 3 1700+ TPE players because of retirement, injury, or a dramatic drop off in production. Thus the teams that are on top now will likely remain on top, provided they continue being diligent about roster turnover and drafting. I do think though that there are some teams currently on the upswing that might make a splash - Toronto in particular is a team that has been drafting well and is building a young core. Either a divisional realignment or older players on Buf, Chi, and Ham aging out will give them an opportunity to become a perennial playoff team IMO. 2023 would be more interesting since that's when the bulk of the S46-48 draft classes will be dropping off.