Wednesday, December 1, 2010

My NFL Power Rankings: Week 13




Rank
Team
Record
Comments
1
Falcons
9-2
The Falcons have proven they can stand up against some of the best teams in the league. They’re also unbeatable at home since drafting Matt Ryan.
2
Patriots
9-2
Their offense continues to put up tons of points, but they have another matchup with the Jets this week, a team they only scored 14 points against in week 2.
3
Jets
9-2
Their man-to-man defense matches up extremely well with the Patriots offense. Monday night’s matchup will be a great one.
4
Ravens
8-3
Sunday night’s game against the Steelers may decide the AFC North, especially if the Ravens sweep.
5
Steelers
8-3
They wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for Steve Johnson, but they remain tied with the Ravens going into this Sunday.
6
Saints
8-3
Reggie Bush’s return actually hurt the Saints, but Drew Brees keeps finding ways to win.
7
Bears
8-3
The Bears are looking like real contenders now. They intercepted Vick for the first time and stopped him from scrambling for many yards.
8
Packers
7-4
No shame in losing to Atlanta at home, but they’ll need to start winning if they want to pass the Bears.
9
Eagles
7-4
Without Asante Samuel and Ellis Hobbs, the Eagles’ secondary is very vulnerable.
10
Giants
7-4
Missing 5 starters on offense, they managed to go a full game without a turnover.
11
Chargers
6-5
The win over the Colts makes them look like a huge threat to the rest of the AFC.
12
Chiefs
7-4
Matt Cassel is playing like an elite QB this season. His 22 TDs and only 4 interceptions are going to take the Chiefs a long way.
13
Colts
6-5
They need to get some starters back quickly before their free fall becomes serious.
14
Buccaneers
7-4
They still do not have a win against a team with a winning record, but they played the Ravens tough and showed they can compete with good teams.
15
Dolphins
6-5
Chad Henne’s early return from a knee injury gives the Dolphins a chance to make a run.
16
Jaguars
6-5
The offensive line let David Garrard down in the second half against the Giants.
17
Texans
5-6
Michael Vick is not Rusty Smith. Don’t expect another goose egg from this defense next week.
18
Rams
5-6
Sam Bradford became the first rookie QB to throw for over 300 yards, 3 TDs, and 0 picks. He definitely leads the Rookie of the Year voting.
19
Raiders
5-6
Two straight embarrassing losses lead me to believe that their previous winning streak was just a fluke.
20
Titans
5-6
The free fall continues, but lucky for the Titans, everyone in the South keeps losing and they find themselves only 1 game out of first place.
21
Seahawks
5-6
The defense is letting them down big time after a good start to the season. Nevertheless, they still have a great shot to win the West.
22
Redskins
5-6
The lack of a ground game will make it tough for the Redskins to win games down the stretch.
23
Cowboys
3-8
They were a Roy Williams fumble away from beating the Saints on Thanksgiving. That trade keeps looking worse and worse for them.
24
49ers
4-7
At 4-7, they are closer to first place than the 7-4 Buccaneers are.
25
Bills
2-9
They have become one of the most competitive teams in the NFL lately. At least their fans can see some fun games.
26
Browns
4-7
Peyton Hillis is one of the best backs in the league this season. Too bad he has no support around him.
27
Vikings
4-7
Leslie Frazier is now 1-0 as head coach. How many wins can interim coaches rack up this season?
28
Broncos
3-8
Things keep getting worse and worse for Josh McDaniels and the Broncos. How much longer will he keep his job?
29
Bengals
2-9
The Bengals’ nightmare continues as their losing streak climbs to 8 straight.
30
Cardinals
3-8
It’s time to start planning for next season. Ken Whisenhunt is too good of a coach to lose this many games.
31
Lions
2-9
After leading the Patriots at the half, the Lions completely fell apart in the second half. Seems like they have given up again.
32
Panthers
1-10
At least they are seeing great things out of backup backup backup running back Mike Goodson. He gives them a chance to win in Seattle this week.

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