NFL Week 15 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 15 Power Rankings

Week 15 Power Rankings
This Week	Last Week		Record	Comment
1	1	New Orleans	13–0	Saints have scored at least 24 points in every game this season
2	2	Indianapolis	13–0	How does backup Jim  Sorgi, who never plays, get put on injured reserve?
3	3	San Diego	10–3	Just 21st in the league against the run
4	5	Minnesota	11–2	Pat Williams rips the media for doubting Vikes after loss to Arizona two weeks ago. How unique
5	6	Philadelphia	9–4	Except for the top-flight QBs and Adrian Peterson, does any player have more impact on offense than DeSean Jackson?
6	10	Green Bay	9–4	Who are you guys and what have you done with the Packers’ defense?
7	4	Cincinnati	9–4	Bengals have morphed into a run-first team as Palmer’s numbers fade
8	8	Denver	8–5	21 catches from Marshall couldn’t get the job done in Indianapolis
9	7	Arizona	8–5	Worst team in the league at covering the O/U — 4-9
10	12	New England	8–5	Expect Randy Moss and Adalius Thomas to be looking for work in a few weeks
11	9	Dallas	8–5	Please please please, more shots of Jerry Jones in the owner’s box when the Coyboys turn the ball over
12	15	Miami	7–6	Wildcat appears to have been placed in cold storage for the winter
13	16	New York Jets	7–6	Don’t count these guys out. Up next: Atlanta is wounded, and Indy and Cincy may be resting key players
14	11	New York Giants	7–6	How would you like to be a telemarketer with Tom Coughlin on the other end of the line?
15	13	Jacksonville	7–6	Too bad the Jags can’t sell out home games. They’re 7-6 with 4-9 talent
16	17	Tennessee	6–7	Chris Johnson needs 374 yards to break Eric Dickerson’s single-season rushing record
17	18	Baltimore	7–6	Powerful ground game (Rice, McGahee, McClain) will serve Ravens well down the stretch
18	14	Pittsburgh	6–7	Almost seems like a misprint. 6-7? Reports indicate that the locker room is very edgy
19	19	Atlanta	6–7	Ryan injury certainly hurt, but they need to do something about the defense in the offseason
20	20	Houston	6–7	Come back and talk when you can start beating decent teams
21	26	San Francisco	6–7	Inability to win on the road will cost these guys a playolff spot
22	22	Washington	4–9	Nice-guy QB Jason Campbell looks like he’s out as team scouts Jimmy Clauseon and Colt McCoy
23	23	Chicago	5–8	From Jokes.com: New penalty for speeding in Illinois, they give you Bears tickets. Second offense, you have to actually use them
24	24	Carolina	5–8	Panthers bragged about shutting down Moss, but they forgot about Welker
25	25	Oakland	4–9	Looks like JaMarcus Russell starts for the final 3 games. Pass the Excedrin
26	21	Seattle	5–8	No team is more adept at mailing in road games
27	28	Buffalo	5–8	Bills cagtching Patriots at New England’s weakest moment of the season
28	27	Kansas City	3–10	Doubts about Cassel starting to surface….4 INTs last Sunday
29	29	Tampa Bay	1–12	Jon Gruden is not walking through that door
30	32	Cleveland	2–11	Browns spend much of their planning time figujring how to get the ball in the hands of Joshua Cribbs
31	30	Detroit	2–11	Interesting to see what Calvin Johnson could do with a decent quarterback throwing to him
32	31	St. Louis	1–12	Guard Rich Incognito looks like the reincarnation of Conrad Dobler

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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.