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Power Rankings (week 13)

November 26, 2014 by Steel Haven


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1. 2. New England Patriots 9-2 Firing on all cylinders with last 3 wins by 22 or more points against opponents that all now have 7 or more wins.
2. 3. Green Bay Packers 8-3 Rodgers faces Brady for the first time in their careers. Could this be a Super Bowl preview?
3. 1. Arizona Cardinals 9-2 Stanton was overwhelmed by resurgent Seahawks defense.
4. 5. Denver Broncos 8-3 Overcame an 11 point deficit entering the fourth quarter. How did they get that far behind the Dolphins in Denver?
5. 6. Philadelphia Eagles 8-3 Can Sanchez come up big against a top opponent in the national spotlight on Thanksgiving?
6. 8. Dallas Cowboys 8-3 How would Romo's legacy change if he made a run deep into the playoffs?
7. 9. Cincinnati Bengals 7-3-1 Entire AFC North is 3 games over .500 or better.
8. 10. Indianapolis Colts 7-4 Won their 11th straight against a division opponent.
9. 12. Seattle Seahawks 7-4 Finally appear to be shaking off their Super Bowl hangover.
10. 11. Baltimore Ravens 7-4 Forsett has already shattered his previous career best single season totals of yards with 903 and rushing TDs with 7.
11. 4. Kansas City Chiefs 7-4 Allowed their first rushing TD of the season in Oakland, the Raiders had previously only scored twice on the ground all season. Then allowed another of 90 yards.
12. 7. Detriot Lions 7-4 Stafford continues to struggle in first year coordinator Lombardi's offense.
13. 13. San Diego Chargers 7-4 Running game buoyed by return of Mathews.
14. 14. Pittsburgh Steelers 7-4 Haunted by losses to the Jets and Bucs.
15. 15. San Francisco 49ers 7-4 Kaepernick and the offense continue to struggle.
16. 18. Cleveland Browns 7-4 Gordon dominated in his return.
17. 16. Miami Dolphins 6-5 Defense collapsed in the fourth quarter in Denver.
18. 20. Buffalo Bills 6-5 Hard to fathom 5 to 6 feet of snow falling in a few days.
19. 23. Chicago Bears 5-6 Could conceivably get back in the race with a win in Detroit on Thanksgiving.
20. 17. Houston Texans 5-6 Lost Mallett for the season with a torn pectoral muscle.
21. 19. St. Louis Rams 4-7 Continue to fight hard. Hamstrung by complete lack of offensive skill position talent.
22. 21. Atlanta Falcons 4-7 Entire division is 3 games under .500 or worse.
23. 22. New Orleans Saints 4-7 Almost unfathomable that they have lost 3 straight at home.
24. 24. Minnesota Vikings 4-7 Rest of the season is about developing Bridgewater.
25. 25. New York Giants 3-8 Will Coughlin be back? Reese?
26. 26. Carolina Panthers 3-7-1 Stayed alive during their bye thanks to losses by the Saints and Falcons.
27. 27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2-9 Evans tied Williams' franchise record of a receiving TD in 4 consecutive games.
28. 28. New York Jets 2-9 Display on Monday night was disgraceful. Time to start over.
29. 29. Washington Redskins 3-8 RGIII continues to regress, turning to McCoy this coming weekend still seems ridiculous. Have a lot of decisions to make this offseason.
30. 30. Tennessee Titans 2-9 Evaluating Mettenberger makes the stretch run at least somewhat interesting.
31. 32. Oakland Raiders 1-10 Won't duplicate the Lions in going winless during a 16 game schedule. Broke 16 game losing streak. Murray had 4 carries for 112 yards and a pair of TDs before leaving with a concussion.
32. 31. Jacksonville Jaguars 1-10 Young players seem to have hit a wall, treading water instead of developing.


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