Just one new team sneaks in this week. We're heading for an exciting close to the NFL season as teams fight for playoff seeding but in these power rankings, Seattle is back at the top.
1. Seattle All we talk about is Seattle's defense but
Russell Wilson is a special player. He has yet to lose while playing on his home
field. I expect to see him at Met Life Stadium in February.
2. Denver No problem scoring points but this defense is
just flat out horrible. The winterization of their offense will take away the
biggest advantage they have over opponents.
3. Carolina Cam Newton gets his shot at redemption and wins
the division at the same time. The Panthers looked badly in New Orleans,
winning the rematch puts them a step closer to a playoff bye.
4. Kansas City They've been able to turn things around and is
looking dominant again. Andy Reid has always been able to put a decent offense
on the field but it took over half a season to implement his system with his
new team.
5. New England Let a chance of getting home field advantage
slip away. After Denver’s loss all they had to do was win out.
6. San Francisco Continuing to get fat off softies but earned
a road win nevertheless. They’ve had some dominant performances but will need
to do better if they make the playoffs.
7. Cincinnati Could have been in play for a playoff bye,
now the division title is in question. At times they seem like the most
complete team in the conference but Pittsburgh bested them in the trenches.
8. New Orleans Once again a shaky performance on the road
and it doesn't get any easier in Carolina. If they don’t right the ship, a
playoff game in the dome might not be in their cards.
9. Baltimore This is
a team that is playing like they are the defending Super Bowl Champs. Their rebuilt defense has come together and
is the strength of the team.
10. Chicago The return to Cutler didn't hurt them, and
now they're in the driver's seat to top the NFC North. Trying to stop both Brandon Marshall and
Alshon Jeffery has become a problem for opponents.
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