NFL Week 6 Power Rankings

2009 NFL Football Power Ratings

Each week during the heart of the NFL season, and once or twice during the NFL Preseason, we’ll gather the troops around the roundtable and hash out the NFL Power rankings. We check out the stats, looks at the records, and, most importantly, we take a close, close look at the heart of each team. We encourage you to come back each week and see how the NFL Power Rankings have changed.

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Week 6 Power Rankings

Week 6 Power Rankings
This Week	Last Week		Record	Comment
1	1	New York Giants	5–0	What the Giants did to the Raiders would get you 5 to 10 in Attica if it was done on the street; New Orleans is next
2	2	New Orleans	4–0	Some fear that the bye week could stall Saints’ memontum
3	3	Indianapolis	5–0	Division already locked up, 5-0 SU, 4-1 ATS . . . Isn’t this how the 2007 Patriots started?
4	5	Minnesota	5–0	Three telling weeks on hosizon: Baltimore, at Pittsburgh and then Favre Bowl II at Green Bay
5	6	Denver	5–0	Are we seeing the new Belichick developing right before our eyes?
6	11	Cincinnati	4–1	Something’s happening here, and what it is ain’t exactly clear
7	4	New England	3–2	Second time this season Belichick has been outcoached in 2nd half
8	7	Baltimore	3–2	So…was it the refs again?
9	8	New York Jets	3–2	Rex Ryan sounded almost humble in comments after Miami loss. What gives?
10	10	Chicago	3–1	Next 5 road games — (Atlanta, Cincinnati, San Francisco, Minnesota and Baltimore. Ouch.
11	9	San Francisco	3–2	OK, we understand now that Shaun Hill is not Peyton Manning
12	12	Pittsburgh	3–2	There are 455 bridges in Pittsburgh. If Pittsburgh had lost to the Lions, Steeler fans today would be lining up to jump off them
13	13	Atlanta	3–1	OK, so maybe the Falcons aren’t that soft. Bye week gave them a chance to shake off that bad loss in New England
14	14	Philadelphia	3–1	Under Reid, Eagles have never lost (11-0) after a bye week
15	17	Dallas	3–2	Bye this week; good time for Romo to find another starlet and head to Cancun
16	15	San Diego	2–2	If the Chargers ever needed to grow a pair, it’s this week at home against Denver.
17	16	Green Bay	2–2	Packers always say they want to run the ball, but they feel more comfortable with Aaron Rodgers throwing it
18	20	Miami	2–3	Victory over Jets was big lift heading into bye week
19	18	Arizona	2–2	Goal line stand against the Texans may have saved the season
20	19	Houston	2–3	Kubiak frustrated by Texans’ inability to run  the ball
21	21	Jacksonville	2–3	Tough to win when your top two runners net only 37 yards on 14 carries
22	25	Seattle	2–3	That, Seneca, is why you’re the backup and Hasselbeck is the starter. Play Zona in Week 6. Watch out!
23	27	Carolina	1–3	Lots of playmakers on this team, but few plays being made
24	22	Washington	2–3	Redskins’ parade of games against winless teams continues next week vs. Chiefs
25	23	Buffalo	1–4	Cleveland has won two games in the last 11 calendar months. Guess which team they beat both times.
26	24	Tennessee	0–5	0-4 ATS since the loss to Pittsburgh on opening day
27	28	Detroit	1–4	Lions can score, but defense is still a huge problem
28	29	Kansas City	0–5	When these guys mature, they’ll figure out a way to win the games they’re now losing
29	26	Oakland	1–4	After coaching this outfit, hard time would be a piece of cake for Tom Cable
30	30	Cleveland	1–4	Mangini bashers get the week off
31	31	Tampa Bay	0–5	Herm Edwards says you play to win the game; now for an opposing view . . .
32	32	St. Louis	0–5	Must be interesting in practice when Rams offense goes up against Rams defense

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Lawrence Paul is a regular contributor to the Cappers Picks Blog, and is a free-lance gambling and travel expert from Massachusetts.