It is almost week six in the NFL and that means it is
over a third of the way done. I will do two more of these ‘”power rankings”
throughout the regular season and right before the playoffs where I will choose
who I think will win it all this year.
1)
Atlanta
Falcons: You almost have to put them and Houston
one and two because they are the only undefeated teams left. Atlanta is playing
solid defense to complement their high soaring offense. They do have problems
stopping the run occasionally, but when your offense puts point on the board
like they do it is hard for your opponent to stick with their game plan.
2)
Houston
Texans: I think fundamentally they could be the best team in
football. They play the right style to make a deep push into the playoffs and
knock off some really good teams. Pound the ball, set up play action, and play
great defense is always a solid game plan no matter where you are playing.
3)
Baltimore
Ravens: Yes the Ravens. Joe Flacco finally has
the reigns in his hands and is proving that he is capable of leading a team.
Their defense can still lead them, but it is always a nice luxury when your
offense can put points on the board.
4)
San
Francisco 49ers: They play the same style of ball as do
the Texans. Only difference is that the 49ers play in the NFC and this year it
looks to be a bit better than the AFC so far. Alex Smith needs to stay healthy
and just control games for them.
5)
New
England Patriots: They may be only 3-2, but they are the
scariest 3-2 team out there. Tom Brady has things rolling again on offense and
has a much improved defense from last year to help him out. As long as Bill
Bellichick is coaching, it is safe to say his team always has a chance.
6) Chicago Bears:
Brian Urlacher is revamped in this new defensive scheme that has brought new
life to the Bears. If Jay Cutler can cut down on the turnovers he can be
dangerous.
7-15)
Playoff Contenders-New
York Giants, Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, Denver Broncos, San Diego
Chargers, Pittsburg Steelers, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins, and Cincinnati
Bengals.
16-29)
On the Bubble-Indianapolis Colts, Green Bay Packers,
St. Louis Rams, New Orleans Saints, Dallas Cowboys, Detroit Lions, Seattle
Seahawks, Carolina Panthers, Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs,
Tennessee Titans, Cleveland Browns, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
30
& 31) Oakland Raiders, Jacksonville Jaguars
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