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NFL Week 10 Power Rankings

NFL week 10 power rankings plus ratings for each week of the 2009-10 NFL season by Cappers Picks nfl betting experts and nfl week 10 betting site…

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 10 Power Rankings

Week 10 Power Rankings
This Week Last Week Record Comment
1 1 New Orleans 8–0 These guys never seem to get flustered
2 2 Indianapolis 8–0 Are there enough warm bodies left in the secondary to contain Tom Brady?
3 3 Minnesota 7–1 Next real test doesn’t come until Dec. 6 at Arizona
4 5 New England 6–2 Pats starting to show signs of an effective running game just in time for showdown against Indy
5 6 Pittsburgh 6–2 Tomlin could be league’s most underrated coach
6 7 Cincinnati 6–2 .500 the rest of the way probably gets Bengals into the playoffs
7 4 Denver 6–2 Starting to pay a price for lack of a vertical passing game
8 9 Dallas 6–2 Fewest points allowed in the NFC
9 8 Philadelphia 5–3 A thought: Brian Westbrook might want to consider retirement if he wants to have a life at age 50
10 13 San Diego 5–3 Four dogs — KC, Cleveland, Tennessee, Washington — still to play
11 17 Arizona 5–3 4-0 on the road, 1-3 at home. Go figure
12 14 Atlanta 5–3 Falcons a solid 6-2 ATS this year
13 10 Houston 5–4 Too many bad things happen to these guys at the end of games
14 11 New York Giants 5–4 Must be lots of fun in the Coughlin household these days
15 12 Baltimore 4–4 Ravens haven’t been the same since they whined about refs after that loss in New England
16 16 New York Jets 4–4 Jets No. 1 rushing team, No. 2 overall defensive team and just .500 in the standings
17 19 Miami 3–5 Little-known fact: In the Week 8 game against the Jets, Ricky Williams went over the 420 mark in rushing yardage
18 21 Carolina 3–5 Running game is coming around, but it’s too late to save the season
19 22 Jacksonville 4–4 Jack Del Rio might be looking for work come January
20 15 Green Bay 4–4 Offensive line could be the worst in the NFL
21 18 Chicago 4–4 Cutler not the panacea after all
22 20 San Francisco 3–5 Mike Singletary looks like he’s ready to pop a vein
23 23 Seattle 3–5 Hasselbeck sets franchise record with 39 completions vs. Lions
24 24 Buffalo 3–5 Vick mentor Tony Dungy says the dog whisperer would be a good fit in Buffalo
25 28 Tennessee 2–6 Maybe Vince Young is the answer after all
26 25 Oakland 2–6 OK, Tom Cable in a room with Manny Pacquiao and lock the doors
27 27 Washington 2–6 Since he no longer has control of the offense, Jim Zorn has plenty of time to start cleaning out his desk
28 26 Kansas City 1–7 Covered the spread three of last four weeks
29 29 St. Louis 1–7 How about a pat on the back for Stephen Jackson, who mans up every week on a bad team and keeps his mouth shut?
30 30 Detroit 1–7 Humble pie for Stafford — 5 INTs vs. Seattle
31 32 Tampa Bay 1–7 Not much talent on board, but the Bucs at least play hard every week
32 31 Cleveland 1–7 Browns are the only team in the league capable of screwing up their bye week

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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.

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One reply on “NFL Week 10 Power Rankings”

Watching New Orleans play bad and still score 30 points and win by 10 points last week makes you wonder if there is anyone out there that can beat them. I highly doubt they will run the table as there will be some tough road games down the stretch, but you still have to wonder.

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