NFL Power Rankings (Week 7)
This is year has shown a definitive shift in power from the once all powerful AFC to the now younger, quicker and better NFC (about time if you asked me!) 6 out of the 10 top teams are from the NFC while 4 out of the 5 bottom worst are from the AFC... just pointing that out. Another thing I noticed is that a team losing their key defender is ALMOST as bad as losing your starting QB. Ray Lewis and Brain Cushing both went down in the last few weeks causing a lot problems for the Ravens and Texans defenses. Not only do these guys make a lot of big plays BUT they are the emotional leaders out there; and most importantly they are the signal callers for the D. Now, lets take a look at my NFL Power Rankings going inot Week 7.
1. Falcons (6-0): Yes, it was a last second FG that put another W in the win column but they are still undefeated and deserve #1.
2. Ravens (5-1): This team has shifted from a team that wins with defense to one puts major points up with Ray Rice and Joe Flacco.
3. Giants (4-2): They beat the tar out of the 49ers. Picked Alex Smith 3 times and ran all over San Fransiscos' stout run D.
4. Texans (5-1): I don't think anyone is going undefeated this year and every team is entitled to a few blunders this season.
5. 49ers (4-2): They are licking their wounds after that loss. But, they still have the league's 1st rushing D and 2nd pass D.
6. Seahawks (4-2): It makes me happy to see them winning in those NFL Europe uniforms, see: Hamburg Sea Devils
7. Bears (4-1): Coming off a bye well rested (ultimate bye week cliche) they should be able to handle the very tame Lions (pun.)
8. Vikings (4-2): I am sure Minnesota is more than ecstatic to go into their bye 2 games above .500, don't get used to it.
9. Cardinals (4-2): Hey Arizona you are lucky I didn't drop you to the bottom of the scrap heap after losing to the Bills!
10. Broncos (3-3): Peyton Manning.
Bottom 5
5. Panthers (1-4): Worst in the league with points for, 4th worst in the NFC for point allowed, best in being mopey and sitting on the bench with Gatorade towels on their heads.
4. Jaguars (1-4): This team has no real direction... other than Los Angeles if they don't start winning.
3. Raiders (1-4): I always keep a seat for the silver and black in my bottom 5. *John Madden and Rich Gannon are most likely walking around with paper bags on their heads*
2. Browns (1-4): Recently the Browns were sold for $147 dollars to a guy that owns two 7/11s in the Cleveland area. No, not 147 million, just $147.00. He he felt like he was getting ripped off but he said felt bad for Colt McCoy and whoever the hell is on that roster.
1. Chiefs (1-4): You have Brady Quinn under center, you just got blasted by the Buccaneers and your two QBs have thrown 11INT and only 5TDs... how do you feel? Oh, wait they can't answer because must fumbled the mic and somehow picked up a personal foul call in the process.
1. Falcons (6-0): Yes, it was a last second FG that put another W in the win column but they are still undefeated and deserve #1.
2. Ravens (5-1): This team has shifted from a team that wins with defense to one puts major points up with Ray Rice and Joe Flacco.
3. Giants (4-2): They beat the tar out of the 49ers. Picked Alex Smith 3 times and ran all over San Fransiscos' stout run D.
4. Texans (5-1): I don't think anyone is going undefeated this year and every team is entitled to a few blunders this season.
5. 49ers (4-2): They are licking their wounds after that loss. But, they still have the league's 1st rushing D and 2nd pass D.
6. Seahawks (4-2): It makes me happy to see them winning in those NFL Europe uniforms, see: Hamburg Sea Devils
7. Bears (4-1): Coming off a bye well rested (ultimate bye week cliche) they should be able to handle the very tame Lions (pun.)
8. Vikings (4-2): I am sure Minnesota is more than ecstatic to go into their bye 2 games above .500, don't get used to it.
9. Cardinals (4-2): Hey Arizona you are lucky I didn't drop you to the bottom of the scrap heap after losing to the Bills!
10. Broncos (3-3): Peyton Manning.
Bottom 5
5. Panthers (1-4): Worst in the league with points for, 4th worst in the NFC for point allowed, best in being mopey and sitting on the bench with Gatorade towels on their heads.
4. Jaguars (1-4): This team has no real direction... other than Los Angeles if they don't start winning.
3. Raiders (1-4): I always keep a seat for the silver and black in my bottom 5. *John Madden and Rich Gannon are most likely walking around with paper bags on their heads*
2. Browns (1-4): Recently the Browns were sold for $147 dollars to a guy that owns two 7/11s in the Cleveland area. No, not 147 million, just $147.00. He he felt like he was getting ripped off but he said felt bad for Colt McCoy and whoever the hell is on that roster.
1. Chiefs (1-4): You have Brady Quinn under center, you just got blasted by the Buccaneers and your two QBs have thrown 11INT and only 5TDs... how do you feel? Oh, wait they can't answer because must fumbled the mic and somehow picked up a personal foul call in the process.
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