NFL Power Rankings
Here they are, through Week 11
1. New York Giants
Should be an interesting matchup Sunday in the Desert
2. Titans
Something tells me they should lose before going to Detroit...
3. Panthers
I'm worried about Jake Delhomme
4. Cardinals
Kurt Warner is, possibly, playing the best football of his life.
5. Jets
Huge, huge win against New England. Let's see how they fare against the Titans
6. Pittsburgh
I'm not sure about this team. I mean, on the outside they look good. But, Big Ben's shoulder worries me.
7. Tampa Bay
They need a running back, fast.
8. Indianapolis
Can Peyton do it again?
9. Denver
They should win the AFC West
10. Baltimore
Looked bad against the G-Men
11. Atlanta
Let's see how they rebound after the loss against Denver
12. Miami
Conceivably, this team could make the playoffs.
13. New England
Can they recover after the Jets loss?
14. Washington
Loss against Dallas hurts, but they're in okay shape in the playoff hunt
15. Dallas
You have to wonder when they will go on a roll.
16. Chicago
Not inspiring me
17. Packers
See above
18. Minnesota
See above.
19. Philadelphia
Donvovan McNabb needs more targets.
20. New Orleans
Drew Brees is a monster, but the team isn't.
21.Buffalo
Hot start was too much to handle.
22. Cleveland
Brady Quinn is looking like the answer.
23. Jacksonville
Where has David Garrard gone?
24. San Diego
Such a frustrating team.
25. Houston
I think they need a QB this offseason. Derek Anderson?
26. San Francisco
Will Mike Singeltary survive the Offseason?
27. Seattle
Can they please get a Wideout?
28. St. Louis
Just a bad team
29. Oakland
Just a dysfunctional team.
30. Kansas City
They finally have a QB.
31.Cincinnati
They could've beaten the Eagles. A tie has to hurt.
32. Detroit
Wow, they are bad.
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December 3rd, 2008 - 11:04
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