2010 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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1. Pittsburgh (3-0)
Last week (5)
Dennis Dixon out six weeks? Big deal. This team doesn’t need a quarterback.
2. Chicago (3-0)
Last week (9)
Undefeated and 5 patsies coming up. Wasn’t that long ago Lovie Smith was on the hot seat.
3. New Orleans (2-1)
Last week (2)
There is a razor-thin barrier separating placekicker Garrett Hartley and the unemployment line.
4. Indianapolis (2-1)
Last week (3)
Be careful in Jacksonville. Jags have played Colts tough there two years in a row.
5. Green Bay (2-1)
Last week (1)
Talk about Marshawn Lynch to Green Bay is no longer in the whisper stage.
6. Atlanta (2-1)
Last week (26)
Falcons are becoming the team we all thought they would be in 2009.
7. Kansas City (3-0)
Last week (10)
Chances are pretty good that the bitter old ’72 Dolphins aren’t too worried about the Chiefs running the table.
8. Houston (2-1)
Last week (4)
Aaron Schobel would be a nice fit, but he wants more money than the Texans are willing to shell out.
9. Baltimore (2-1)
Last week (7)
Ray Rice is the only runner to gain 100 yards against the Steelers in the last 38 games, but he might not play.
10. NY Jets (2-1)
Last week (12)
AFC East top 3: Jets have the best defense, worst offense.
11. New England (2-1)
Last week (8)
Patriots have the best offense, worst defense.
12. Miami (2-1)
Last week (6)
Dolphins offense and defense somewhere in the middle.
13. Philadelphia (2-1)
Last week (25)
Give some credit to Michael Vick. He said he deserved to start, and it looks like he was right.
14. Cincinnati (2-1)
Last week (13)
After going 6-0 in the AFC North last season and beating Baltimore this year, Bengals aren’t about to lose to the Browns.
15. Tennessee (2-1)
Last week (22)
Forty-two points allowed in three games…doesn’t get much better than that.
16. Seattle (2-1)
Last week (18)
Three of next four on road, where Seahawk seasons go to die.
17. Arizona (2-1)
Last week (16)
Injury to Beanie Wells has blown up the business model.
18. Minnesota (1-2)
Last week (14)
Get the feeling Favre will pay a price for laying down on the Jets a few seasons ago.
19. Dallas (1-2)
Last week (17)
Front office interns can return sharp objects to Jerry Jones’s office.
20. Tampa Bay (2-1)
Last week (24)
Josh Freeman looks good, but the No. 1 priority is getting a running game going –– Cadillac Williams 2.5 YPC.
21. San Diego (1-2)
Last week (11)
There’s something in the Chargers’ DNA that prevents them from starting fast.
22. Denver (1-2)
Last week (27)
NOW do you understand why Laurence Maroney was so cheap?
23. NY Giants (1-2)
Last week (15)
Bill Cowher is measuring the drapes in Tom Coughlin’s office.
24. Jacksonville (1-2)
Last week (20)
Struggling Jaguar defense now gets to deal with Peyton Manning.
25. Washington (1-2)
Last week (19)
Say this for the Skins –– it’s not easy to lose to Detroit and St. Louis in back-to-back seasons.
26. St. Louis (1-2)
Last week (31)
Someday in the future, when the Rams are actually good, I hope Steve Spagnuolo is still the head coach.
27. Oakland (1-2)
Last week (21)
RIP, George Blanda, one of the most unique players in the history of professional sports.
28. Detroit (0-3)
Last week (28)
Detroit has some talent. Green Bay played Monday night. Line is 14.5. Figure it out.
29. San Francisco (0-3)
Last week (23)
Best Niners can hope for now is 9-7/8-8 and hope it’s good enough in talent-challenged NFC West.
30. Buffalo (0-3)
Last week (29)
30 points vs. Patriots will be highwater mark for the Bills this season. Write it down.
31. Carolina (0-3)
Last week (30)
Now that Tampa Bay is half-decent, there is no easy landing for Panthers in NFC South.
32. Cleveland (0-3)
Last week (32)
Mangini says Browns are better than last year. They keep losing and no one will care what he has to say.
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Lawrence Paul is a regular contributor to the Cappers Picks Blog, and is a free-lance gambling and travel writer from Massachusetts.
