Valuist
09-20-2008, 11:32 AM
Think we are seeing a changing of the guard as the NFC, IMO, right now is superior to the AFC. Parity has been gone for the past 3 seasons but it looks like its back in the NFL.
1. Dallas--the D on Monday night does give cause for concern
2. PIttsburgh---margin against Cleveland kept down by high winds
3. NY Giants---haven't done much wrong but beating St L is like beating a Division 2 team
4. Green Bay---that's right....Brett who?
5. New England---been impressed by the D; not by Cassel.
6. Buffalo---showed they could beat a solid team on the road
7. Indy---So far they probably haven't played worth this ranking but can see them improving w/each game.
8. Carolina--2 comeback wins; one on the road vs what was a highly regarded team before the season (SD)
9. Tennessee--as usual, under the radar
10. Philly--one blowout win and an impressive road loss at Dallas
1. Dallas--the D on Monday night does give cause for concern
2. PIttsburgh---margin against Cleveland kept down by high winds
3. NY Giants---haven't done much wrong but beating St L is like beating a Division 2 team
4. Green Bay---that's right....Brett who?
5. New England---been impressed by the D; not by Cassel.
6. Buffalo---showed they could beat a solid team on the road
7. Indy---So far they probably haven't played worth this ranking but can see them improving w/each game.
8. Carolina--2 comeback wins; one on the road vs what was a highly regarded team before the season (SD)
9. Tennessee--as usual, under the radar
10. Philly--one blowout win and an impressive road loss at Dallas