Now that we're two weeks into the season and I've seen most everybody play, here are my NFL power rankings.
1. New England (2-0) Cheaters or not, they're playing well.
2. Indianapolis (2-0) Still the champs, but they have some holes.
3. Pittsburgh (2-0) The Steelers have outscored their first two opponents by a combined score of 60-10.
4. San Diego (1-1) This team is not as bad as it looked Sunday night in New England.
5. Dallas (2-0) Cowboys are looking like the best team in the NFC, which is kind of like having the coolest fanny pack.
6. Baltimore (1-1) The Ravens got robbed in Week 1, but the injuries are mounting.
7. Chicago (1-1) The defense is still dominating, especially at home.
8. Denver (2-0) The Broncos are a very shaky 2-0, but better than the other unbeatens below them.
9. Green Bay (2-0) The defense is pretty good and Brett Favre can still get things done.
10. Washington (2-0) This team is better than I thought it would be.
11. San Francisco (2-0) Barely 2-0, but 2-0 nonetheless.
12. Detroit (2-0) Not being capable of running the ball will affect the Lions at some point.
13. Houston (2-0) I'd have them higher, but the Texans will be without Andre Johnson for a while.
14. Carolina (1-1) Decent all-around team.
15. Cincinnati (1-1) Where's the defense?
16. Tennessee (1-1) Just seem to be a good matchup for Indianapolis, especially at home.
17. Jacksonville (1-1) The defense found its swagger again last week.
18. Arizona (1-1) Should be 2-0, but gacked against the 49ers opening weekend.
19. Seattle (1-1) Still struggles to win on the road.
20. Tampa Bay (1-1) Demolished New Orleans, but still has many problems.
21. Philadelphia (0-2) McNabb showed some signs of life in the second half against Washington.
22. New Orleans (0-2) This team can't be this bad, can it?
23. Minnesota (1-1) The Vikings aren't going to get good QB play all year.
24. St. Louis (0-2) Paging Steven Jackson, Steven Jackson?
25. New York Jets (0-2) The Jets are proving they were a fraud last season.
26. New York Giants (0-2) The Giants can't play a lick of defense, which would be OK if they could score.
27. Cleveland (1-1) One win over Cincinnati does not a season make.
28. Buffalo (0-2) The defense bends but doesn't break. The offense needs J.P. Losman to get going.
29. Oakland (0-2) Still not a very good team.
30. Miami (0-2) Have you seen Ronnie Brown's numbers? Ouch.
31. Atlanta (0-2) How long before Byron Leftwich is ready?
32. Kansas City (0-2) Anybody who saw the show on HBO knew this team was going to be awful. Art imitates life.
4 comments:
Jeff Fisher is probably the most underrated, least noticed head coach in the NFL. His teams compete and are generally competitive year in and year out.
I like Jeff Fisher, always have. He deserves the new contract he just got.
I like Jeff Fisher, always have. He deserves the new contract he just got.
I like Jeff Fisher so much, I said it twice.
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