Week 14 NFL Power Ratings

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1) San Diego Chargers, 10-2 (4:1)

The Chargers move to the top of the power rankings, probably a week late.

2) Indianapolis Colts, 10-2 (4:1)

The Colts may have to visit sunny San Diego come playoff time.

3) Chicago Bears, 10-2 (19:4)

Rex Grossman is still the quarterback. No one is sure why.

4) New England Patriots, 9-3 (8:1)

The Patriots victory over Detroit was almost a monumental upset.

5) Dallas Cowboys, 8-4 (6:1)

Tony Romo denies dating Jessica Simpson. He should be bragging about it.

6) Baltimore Ravens, 9-3 (9:1)

Tough loss at Cincinnati is followed by a tough game at Kansas City.

7) Seattle Seahawks, 8-4 (12:1)

Matt Hasselbeck’s injured knee looked very uncomfortable on Sunday night.

8) New Orleans Saints, 8-4 (14:1)

Reggie Bush has been a far better receiver than a runner this year.

9) Cincinnati Bengals, 7-5 (18:1)

The Bengals have as much confidence as any team in the NFL right now.

10) Jacksonville Jaguars, 7-5 (50:1)

The Jaguars are a great home team. They get to prove it against Indy this week.

11) Kansas City Chiefs, 7-5 (50:1)

Herm Edwards knows about late season collapses. Will history repeat itself?

12) New York Jets, 7-5 (50:1)

Eric Mangini has been like Houdini in turning the Jets’ fortunes around.

13) New York Giants, 6-6 (50:1)

The Giants have lost four straight, but at least they are getting healthier.

14) Denver Broncos, 7-5 (50:1)

Quarterback, Jay Cutler was a lot more popular when he was the backup.

15) Atlanta Falcons, 6-6 (50:1)

The Falcons are 4-1 when Michael Vick throws less than 23 passes.

16) Tennessee Titans, 5-7 (N/A)

Coach Jeff Fisher and quarterback Vince Young are a good combination.

17) Carolina Panthers, 6-6 (N/A)

A 6-6 record makes you almost a playoff team in the pathetic NFC.

18) Philadelphia Eagles, 6-6 (N/A)

The Eagles haven’t given up even without Donovan McNabb.

19) Pittsburgh Steelers, 5-7 (N/A)

The Steelers have had a year-long struggle, but they will bounce back in 2007.

20) Miami Dolphins, 5-7 (N/A)

The Dolphins had a nice run, but now it is “Wait until next year”.

21) Buffalo Bills, 5-7 (N/A)

The Bills are slowly putting together a competitive roster.

22) San Francisco 49ers, 5-7 (N/A)

The 49ers are still learning how to win on the road.

23) Minnesota Vikings, 5-7 (500:1)

The Brad Childress praises have come to a quick stop.

24) St. Louis Rams, 5-7 (400:1)

The Rams are playing with a questionable effort right now.

25) Washington Redskins, 4-8 (N/A)

Owner Daniel Snyder needs someone to punish for an awful season.

26) Cleveland Browns, 4-8 (N/A)

Coach Romeo Crennel deserves another year to right the ship.

27) Arizona Cardinals, 3-9 (N/A)

Arizona is showing signs of life, but it could be too late for Dennis Green.

28) Green Bay Packers, 4-8 (N/A)

The Pack has lost their last two home games by a combined score of 73-10.

29) Houston Texans, 4-8 (N/A)

Quarterback, David Carr threw 54 passes two weeks ago, just 14 last week.

30) Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 3-9 (N/A)

Tampa Bay is averaging just 10 points per game over the last six weeks.

31) Oakland Raiders, 2-10 (N/A)

The Raiders held Houston to -5 passing yards, and they still lost the game.

32) Detroit Lions, 2-10 (N/A)

Coordinator, Mike Martz dreams of Brady Quinn running his offense.

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