NFL Power Rankings Week 9
The Power rankings are out, just a little bit late. There has been some shifting in the middle of the field, but not to much movement near the top or the bottom.
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| 1. Saints | 7-0 | The Saints stay #1 and looked good against Atlanta but I think some flaws were exposed, Michael Turner ran for 151 yards. |
| 2. Colts | 7-0 | Reggie Wayne makes at least one play a week that I have to watch multiple to make sure it’s real. |
| 3. Vikings | 7-1 | Brett Favre looks like he’s 28 again. I just hope his body holds up all season. |
| 4. Patriots | 5-2 |
It took Tom Brady a couple weeks to get going but he looks back at 2007 form |
| 5. Steelers |
5-2 | I have this team up this high because Big Ben is carrying the team. If the running backs don’t figure it out they’ll be dropping soon. |
| 6. Eagles | 5-2 | Are the Eagles this good or are the Giants that bad? LeSean McCoy had good stats but not a terrific game. They need Westbrook healthy. |
| 7. Bengals | 5-2 | The bye week could only help them, especially after Benson carried it 37 times in week 7. |
| 8. Broncos | 6-1 | The Ravens are a good football team but Denver needs to rebound fast with Pittsburgh coming to town. |
| 9. Ravens |
4-3 | Joe Flacco looks more and more like a top 5 QB every week. |
| 10. Falcons | 4-3 | The Falcons looked good against the Saints, but Matt Ryan needs to trust his receivers other than Gonzalez in crunch time. |
| 11. Cowboys | 5-2 | Tony Romo has looked not terrible the past 3 weeks. I wish the same could be said for Roy Williams. |
| 12. Chargers | 4-3 | Their defense without Jamaal Williams needs to step it up. |
| 13. Giants | 5-3 | Eli will never say it but his plantar fascias is bothering him… a lot. |
| 14. Packers |
4-3 | If they had on offensive line they could be a top 5 team |
| 15. Texans |
5-3 | Everytime I buy into them they disappoint me, hard to buy in against Indianapolis this weekend. |
| 16. Dolphins | 3-4 |
They got nothing from Ronnie Brown or Ricky Williams but still won, they will be a force next year for sure. |
| 17. Jets | 4-4 | The Jets forgot how to play special teams last week, I don’t think Rex will let that happen again |
| 18. Cardinals | 4-3 | Just when you think they are rolling Kurt Warner from the New York Giants returns |
| 19. Bears | 4-3 | They may have won last week, but they didn’t look good, and against the Browns it is hard not to look good. |
| 20. Panthers |
3-4 | Is there a better two headed monster than DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart? Run the ball 35 times a game, minimum |
| 21. 49ers | 3-4 | I don’t trust Alex Smith, but the 49ers were impressive in their loss to Indianapolis last week |
| 22. Seahawks | 2-5 | Injuries have once again decimated this team, time to play for next year |
| 23. Jaguars | 3-4 | How does Maurice Jones-Drew only get 7 carries? Feed that kid the rock! |
| 24. Bills | 3-5 | The Bills are awful but somehow find themselves at #24 because of all the terrible teams this year |
| 25. Titans | 2-6 | I’m not buying into Vince Young yet but he did look good last week, speaking of looking good, Chris Johnson is a man. |
| 26. Chiefs | 1-6 | Looks like the Jamaal Charles era is starting he should look good this week against the pitiful Jaguars |
| 27. Redskins | 2-5 | If Chris Cooley comes back in 4 weeks for this mess he will officially be the craziest man in the NFL, but also one of the toughest |
| 28. Raiders |
2-6 | Hard to believe the only QB worse than JaMarcus Russell is also on the Raiders. How did they beat the Eagles? |
| 29. Lions | 1-6 | No Calvin Johnson means they aren’t scoring. |
| 30. Rams | 1-7 | Opposing teams have one job, shut down Steven Jackson, and he runs for 100 yards every week |
| 31. Browns |
1-7 | If I were Jamal Lewis I’d retire too, probably this week. |
| 32. Bucs | 0-7 | If they start Josh Freeman from here on out they won’t win a game. With the first pick in the 2010 NFL Draft….. |
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