Tuesday, November 06, 2007

Power Rankings - Week 9

I split up the two conferences because I'm too mentally challenged for a 32 team single table format.

AFC

  1. New England - Anything less than 16-0 would be an upset
  2. Indianapolis - They gave it away, but should feel good about a rematch
  3. Pittsburgh - I'm still not sold they can beat the Patriots or Colts
  4. Tennessee - They need to develop a passing game to be a real threat
  5. Jacksonville - Their reliable defense was obliterated in New Orleans
  6. Cleveland - They keep winning, but they need a reliable defense
  7. Buffalo - Statistically bad, but they are 4-4 and should be 6-2
  8. San Diego - Their offense didn't show up, that's a concern
  9. Kansas City - Tough game against this season's team of destiny
  10. Houston - Still not very good
  11. Baltimore - They are falling off the deep end
  12. Denver - 31st in point differential per game
  13. Cincinnati - Rough, rough year, reminiscent of 90's
  14. Oakland - They are not a good football team
  15. New York Jets - As many losses as the Rams and Dolphins
  16. Miami - Bye week stopped the bleeding
NFC
  1. Dallas - Only lost to the Patriots
  2. Green Bay - This years team of destiny
  3. New York Giants - Bye week reduced some of their hype
  4. Detroit - No comment
  5. New Orleans - One of the best in last four weeks
  6. Washington - They beat the Jets and Dolphins by a combined six points
  7. Tampa Bay - Up and down goes the roller coaster
  8. Minnesota - Adrian Peterson
  9. Seattle - They will win the West by default
  10. Carolina - They are going to the Super Bowl, right?
  11. Chicago - They are not our of it in the NFC
  12. Philadelphia - They needed that one bad, too bad it was against Dallas
  13. Arizona - Same old Cardinals
  14. Atlanta - Enjoy the win while you can
  15. San Francisco - This was my pick to win the NFC West
  16. St. Louis - They are still trying to score their 100th point of the season

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