Week 10 NFL Power Ratings

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1) Indianapolis Colts, 8-0 (15:4)

The Colts are the first team to start consecutive years at 8-0 since 1931.

2) Chicago Bears, 7-1 (17:4)

Six turnover effort against Miami ruined ridiculous talk of a perfect season.

3) San Diego Chargers, 6-2 (11:1)

The LaDainian Tomlinson and Jim Brown comparisons might just be valid.

4) Denver Broncos, 6-2 (11:1)

The Broncos and Chargers play each other two times in the next five weeks.

5) New England Patriots, 6-2 (6:1)

The Patriots only two losses of the year have come at home on Sunday night.

6) New York Giants, 6-2 (8:1)

The Giants’ five-game winning streak is on the line this week against Chicago.

7) Baltimore Ravens, 6-2 (10:1)

Baltimore leads the AFC North by two games over Cincinnati, four over Pittsburgh.

8) Jacksonville Jaguars, 5-3 (30:1)

The Jaguars have won their last two home games by a 78-7 margin.

9) New Orleans Saints, 6-2 (40:1)

This 6-2 New Orleans team is an underdog this week against 2-6 Pittsburgh.

10) Seattle Seahawks, 5-3 (15:1)

Shaun Alexander is reportedly going to miss this week’s game versus St. Louis.

11) Atlanta Falcons, 5-3 (25:1)

Relying on Michael Vick to be Dan Marino each week is a dangerous proposition.

12) Carolina Panthers, 4-4 (20:1)

The Panthers hope their bye-week spurs a big second half of the year.

13) Cincinnati Bengals, 4-4 (30:1)

Cincinnati players should stop complaining on the field, and start playing better.

14) Dallas Cowboys, 4-4 (25:1)

Tony Romo looks like the real deal. Terrell Owens looks like he is real crazy.

15) Kansas City Chiefs, 5-3 (35:1)

It will be hard to replace quarterback Damon Huard with Trent Green.

16) Philadelphia Eagles, 4-4 (35:1)

The Eagles need to find the swagger that they lost in Week 6.

17) St. Louis Rams, 4-4 (60:1)

At least St. Louis fans got to enjoy a World Series champion.

18) Minnesota Vikings, 4-4 (75:1)

Minnesota’s loss at San Francisco was ugly no matter how you slice it.

19) Pittsburgh Steelers, 2-6 (75:1)

The Steelers probably deserve to be lower, but they will make a second half run.

20) New York Jets, 4-4 (200:1)

Are coaches Eric Mangini and Bill Belichick friends or enemies? Does anyone care?

21) Washington Redskins, 3-5 (100:1)

Coach Joe Gibbs will not let Washington pack it in the rest of the year.

22) Green Bay Packers, 3-5 (N/A)

The Packers are one of the most unpredictable teams in the NFL this year.

23) Buffalo Bills, 3-5 (N/A)

Willis McGahee will likely miss the Indianapolis game with his broken rib.

24) San Francisco 49ers, 3-5 (N/A)

The 49ers (0-3) search for their first road win this week at Detroit.

25) Cleveland Browns, 2-6 (N/A)

Cleveland played pretty well in last week’s loss at San Diego.

26) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2-6 (N/A)

This streaky Tampa Bay team has lost four, won two, and then lost two.

27) Miami Dolphins, 2-6 (N/A)

Miami dreams of duplicating last year’s strong finish of six straight wins.

28) Detroit Lions, 2-6 (N/A)

The Lions could be a surprise team in the second half of the year.

29) Tennessee Titans, 2-6 (N/A)

Growing pains aside, this team is headed in the right direction.

30) Houston Texans, 2-6 (N/A)

Am I the only one who still pictures Reggie Bush in a Texans uniform?

31) Oakland Raiders, 2-6 (N/A)

The Oakland offense couldn’t score on most good college teams.

32) Arizona Cardinals, 1-7 (N/A)

Coach Dennis Green still has his job, but it’s certainly not deserved.

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