Weekly Power Rankings

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Rankings after week 6:

1. New England (6-0)
2. San Francisco (5-0)
3. New Orleans (5-1)
4. Seattle (5-1)
5. Green Bay (5-1)
6. Buffalo (4-1)
7. Minnesota (4-2)
8. Houston (4-2)
9. Kansas City (4-2)
10. Baltimore (4-2)
11. Dallas (3-3)
12. Chicago (3-2)
13. Carolina (4-2)
14. Indianapolis (3-2)
15. LA Rams (3-3)
16. Detroit (2-2-1)
17. Philadelphia (3-3)
18. Pittsburgh (2-4)
19. Oakland (3-2)
20. Tampa Bay (2-4)
21. Denver (2-4)
22. Cleveland (2-4)
23. LA Chargers (2-4)
24. Arizona (2-3-1)
25. Jacksonville (2-4)
26. NY Jets (1-4)
27. Tennessee (2-4)
28. NY Giants (2-4)
29. Atlanta (1-5)
30. Cincinnati (0-6)
31. Washington (1-5)
32. Miami (0-5)

[Blackjack]

I didn't check your rankings but assuming we dropped to 32?

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Rankings after week 7:

1. New England (7-0)
2. San Francisco (6-0)
3. New Orleans (6-1)
4. Green Bay (6-1)
5. Buffalo (5-1)
6. Minnesota (5-2)
7. Baltimore (5-2)
8. Seattle (5-2)
9. Kansas City (5-2)
10. Indianapolis (4-2)
11. Dallas (4-3)
12. LA Rams (4-3)
13. Houston (4-3)
14. Chicago (3-3)
15. Carolina (4-2)
16. Detroit (2-3-1)
17. Pittsburgh (2-4)
18. Oakland (3-3)
19. Jacksonville (3-4)
20. Philadelphia (3-4)
21. Arizona (3-3-1)
22. Tampa Bay (2-4)
23. Denver (2-5)
24. Tennessee (3-4)
25. LA Chargers (2-5)
26. Cleveland (2-4)
27. NY Jets (1-5)
28. NY Giants (2-5)
29. Atlanta (1-6)
30. Cincinnati (0-7)
31. Washington (1-6)
32. Miami (0-6)

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Rankings after week 8:

1. New England (8-0)
2. San Francisco (7-0)
3. Green Bay (7-1)
4. New Orleans (7-1)
5. Minnesota (6-2)
6. Baltimore (5-2)
7. Seattle (6-2)
8. Buffalo (5-2)
9. Indianapolis (5-2)
10. LA Rams (5-3)
11. Houston (5-3)
12. Kansas City (5-3)
13. Dallas (4-3)
14. Detroit (3-3-1)
15. Carolina (4-3)
16. Philadelphia (4-4)
17. Pittsburgh (3-4)
18. Jacksonville (4-4)
19. Oakland (3-4)
20. Chicago (3-4)
21. Tennessee (4-4)
22. LA Chargers (3-5)
23. Tampa Bay (2-5)
24. Denver (2-6)
25. Arizona (3-4-1)
26. NY Jets (1-6)
27. Cleveland (2-5)
28. NY Giants (2-6)
29. Atlanta (1-7)
30. Cincinnati (0-8)
31. Washington (1-7)
32. Miami (0-7)

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Titans the worst 4-4 team in the league!

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Rankings after week 9:

1. New Orleans (7-1)
2. New England (8-1)
3. San Francisco (8-0)
4. Baltimore (6-2)
5. Green Bay (7-2)
6. Seattle (7-2)
7. Buffalo (6-2)
8. LA Rams (5-3)
9. Minnesota (6-3)
10. Houston (6-3)
11. Kansas City (6-3)
12. Indianapolis (5-3)
13. Dallas (5-3)
14. Pittsburgh (4-4)
15. Carolina (5-3)
16. Philadelphia (5-4)
17. Oakland (4-4)
18. Detroit (3-4-1)
19. LA Chargers (4-5)
20. Jacksonville (4-5)
21. Chicago (3-5)
22. Denver (3-6)
23. Tennessee (4-5)
24. Tampa Bay (2-6)
25. Arizona (3-5-1)
26. Cleveland (2-6)
27. NY Giants (2-7)
28. Atlanta (1-7)
29. Miami (1-7)
30. Washington (1-8)
31. NY Jets (1-7)
32. Cincinnati (0-8)

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Rankings after week 10:

1. New England (8-1)
2. San Francisco (8-1)
3. Baltimore (7-2)
4. Seattle (8-2)
5. Green Bay (8-2)
6. New Orleans (7-2)
7. Minnesota (7-3)
8. Houston (6-3)
9. Buffalo (6-3)
10. Pittsburgh (5-4)
11. Kansas City (6-4)
12. Dallas (5-4)
13. LA Rams (5-4)
14. Oakland (5-4)
15. Philadelphia (5-4)
16. Indianapolis (5-4)
17. Carolina (5-4)
18. Tennessee (5-5)
19. LA Chargers (4-6)
20. Chicago (4-5)
21. Jacksonville (4-5)
22. Detroit (3-5-1)
23. Tampa Bay (3-6)
24. Denver (3-6)
25. Atlanta (2-7)
26. Cleveland (3-6)
27. Miami (2-7)
28. Arizona (3-6-1)
29. NY Jets (2-7)
30. NY Giants (2-8)
31. Washington (1-8)
32. Cincinnati (0-9)

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Rankings after week 11:

1. New England (9-1)
2. Baltimore (8-2)
3. San Francisco (9-1)
4. New Orleans (8-2)
5. Green Bay (8-2)
6. Seattle (8-2)
7. Minnesota (8-3)
8. Buffalo (7-3)
9. Houston (6-4)
10. Kansas City (7-4)
11. Dallas (6-4)
12. LA Rams (6-4)
13. Oakland (6-4)
14. Indianapolis (6-4)
15. Pittsburgh (5-5)
16. Philadelphia (5-5)
17. Tennessee (5-5)
18. LA Chargers (4-7)
19. Chicago (4-6)
20. Carolina (5-5)
21. Cleveland (4-6)
22. Jacksonville (4-6)
23. Detroit (3-6-1)
24. Atlanta (3-7)
25. NY Jets (3-7)
26. Denver (3-7)
27. Tampa Bay (3-7)
28. Arizona (3-7-1)
29. Miami (2-8)
30. NY Giants (2-8)
31. Cincinnati (0-10)
32. Washington (1-9)

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Rankings after week 12:

1. Baltimore (9-2)
2. San Francisco (10-1)
3. New England (10-1)
4. Seattle (9-2)
5. Minnesota (8-3)
6. New Orleans (9-2)
7. Green Bay (8-3)
8. Buffalo (8-3)
9. Houston (7-4)
10. Kansas City (7-4)
11. Dallas (6-5)
12. Tennessee (6-5)
13. Pittsburgh (6-5)
14. Indianapolis (6-5)
15. Cleveland (5-6)
16. LA Rams (6-5)
17. Oakland (6-5)
18. Philadelphia (5-6)
19. LA Chargers (4-7)
20. Chicago (5-6)
21. NY Jets (4-7)
22. Carolina (5-6)
23. Jacksonville (4-7)
24. Tampa Bay (4-7)
25. Detroit (3-7-1)
26. Atlanta (3-8)
27. Denver (3-8)
28. Arizona (3-7-1)
29. NY Giants (2-9)
30. Miami (2-9)
31. Washington (2-9)
32. Cincinnati (0-11)

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Rankings after week 13:

1. Baltimore (10-2)
2. San Francisco (10-2)
3. New England (10-2)
4. New Orleans (10-2)
5. Seattle (10-2)
6. Minnesota (8-4)
7. Houston (8-4)
8. Green Bay (9-3)
9. Buffalo (9-3)
10. Kansas City (8-4)
11. Pittsburgh (7-5)
12. Tennessee (7-5)
13. LA Rams (7-5)
14. Dallas (6-6)
15. Cleveland (5-7)
16. Indianapolis (6-6)
17. Chicago (6-6)
18. Tampa Bay (5-7)
19. Oakland (6-6)
20. Philadelphia (5-7)
21. LA Chargers (4-8)
22. Carolina (5-7)
23. Denver (4-8)
24. NY Jets (4-8)
25. Atlanta (3-9)
26. Detroit (3-8-1)
27. Jacksonville (4-8)
28. Arizona (3-8-1)
29. Washington (3-9)
30. Miami (3-9)
31. Cincinnati (1-11)
32. NY Giants (2-10)

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On 11/19/2019 at 12:44 PM, JoelinBellevue said:

 

Pittsburgh, Rams and Houston are too high.

 

Are they?

[Former_Fan]

I would probably swap Tennessee and Pittsburgh.

[Number9]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001083602/article/nfl-power-rankings-week-14-ravens-supplant-49ers-at-no-1

 

NO. 11

TITANS  

Previous rank: No. 12 

What a glorious win for the Titans, who wiped away a double-digit second-half deficit, on the road, against a division rival. This was a total team effort. Ryan Tannehill delivered another solid performance, punctuated with a perfectly thrown dagger touchdown pass to Kalif Raymond in the fourth quarter. Derrick Henry went off for 149 yards and a score (the Titans are now 12-1 since 2016 when Henry has at least 18 carries). The defense forced the Colts into three second-half turnovers, including two Jacoby Brissett interceptions. And, last but not least, there was a huge performance from special teams, which came up with the field-goal block and touchdown return that swung the game. The Texans remain alone in first place in the AFC South after an impressive win of their own against the Patriots, but this is a division race that could go down to the final weekend. The Titans are a team reborn.

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On 11/19/2019 at 12:44 PM, JoelinBellevue said:

Pittsburgh, Rams and Houston are too high.

 

If the Texans keep getting their asses handed to them at home by Denver today, then they're definitely too high.

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I’ve been sneakily hoping Denver could take them out for us.