Week 11 NFL Power Ratings

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1) Indianapolis Colts, 9-0 (3:1)

The Colts visit to Dallas this week is one of their toughest tests left.

2) Chicago Bears, 8-1 (9:2)

Chicago’s win over the Giants establishes their dominance in the NFC.

3) San Diego Chargers, 7-2 (9:1)

49 points scored against Cincinnati is good. 41 points given up is bad.

4) Denver Broncos, 7-2 (10:1)

The Broncos barely won at Oakland, talk about your hollow victories.

5) Baltimore Ravens, 7-2 (10:1)

Revenge was sweet for Steve McNair in their win over Tennessee.

6) New England Patriots, 6-3 (10:1)

The loss to the Jets ended a streak of 57 games without consecutive losses.

7) Seattle Seahawks, 6-3 (12:1)

Seattle is ready to make their Super Bowl run once their two stars return.

8) New York Giants, 6-3 (14:1)

Eli Manning came up small versus the Bears. Hopefully it is not a trend.

9) New Orleans Saints, 6-3 (25:1)

The Saints loss at Pittsburgh is nothing to be embarrassed about.

10) Dallas Cowboys, 5-4 (16:1)

Terrell Owens loves Tony Romo, and we will leave it at that.

11) Carolina Panthers, 5-4 (22:1)

The Panthers could have the NFL’s best record in the second half.

12) Philadelphia Eagles, 5-4 (16:1)

The Eagles have always had the talent, now they have to play like it.

13) Jacksonville Jaguars, 5-4 (50:1)

The Jaguars home invincibility was crushed by Houston last week.

14) Atlanta Falcons, 5-4 (40:1)

The Falcons are the Bengals of the NFC, both are really inconsistent.

15) New York Jets, 5-4 (75:1)

The Eric Mangini and Bill Belichick handshake was the fastest in world history.

16) Kansas City Chiefs, 5-4 (50:1)

Could Damon Huard pull a Cinderella and turn into a pumpkin?

17) Cincinnati Bengals, 4-5 (60:1)

The Bengals aren’t the old “Bungles”, but they aren’t Super Bowl contenders either.

18) Pittsburgh Steelers, 3-6 (75:1)

Bill Cowher coached teams always play hard for 16 games.

19) Minnesota Vikings, 4-5 (150:1)

The Vikings three game losing streak has ruined a promising 4-2 start.

20) St. Louis Rams, 4-5 (150:1)

The Rams four game losing streak has ruined a promising 4-1 start.

21) Green Bay Packers, 4-5 (200:1)

The Packers have played better away (3-2) than at home (1-3).

22) Miami Dolphins, 3-6 (N/A)

Miami may be making a second half run, but why did they wait so long?

23) San Francisco 49ers, 4-5 (200:1)

49ers win at Detroit was just their third road victory since 2003.

24) Washington Redskins, 3-6 (N/A)

Having Jason Campbell at quarterback is surrendering the white flag.

25) Cleveland Browns, 3-6 (N/A)

Coach Romeo Crennel finally seems to be developing his kind of team.

26) Houston Texans, 3-6 (N/A)

Two of Houston’s three wins are against Jacksonville. That is incredible.

27) Buffalo Bills, 3-6 (N/A)

Second half of the season should decide if J.P. Losman is the 2007 starter.

28) Tennessee Titans, 2-7 (N/A)

Tennessee could have a 4-3 record with a few more breaks.

29) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2-7 (N/A)

The Tampa Bay defense has gone south, perhaps to the Carribean.

30) Detroit Lions, 2-7 (N/A)

Loss to San Francisco showed the Lions team we know and love.

31) Oakland Raiders, 2-7 (N/A)

Notre Dame’s Brady Quinn should be fitted for the Silver and Black right now.

32) Arizona Cardinals, 1-8 (N/A)

Quarterback, Matt Leinart isn’t used to losing games. Welcome to Arizona son!

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