AP NFL Power ratings

[Marshall Bennett]

1. Denver (5)
2. San Francisco (6)
3. New England (2)
4. Atlanta (3)
5. Houston (1)
6. Green Bay (4)
7. Seattle (7)
8. Washington (8)
9. Baltimore (12)
10. New York Giants (9)
11. Indianapolis (10)
12. Dallas (15)
13.Cincinnati (14)
14. Minnesota (16)
15. Pittsburgh (18)
16. Chicago (11)
17. New Orleans (13)
18. St. Louis (17)
19 Miami 20)
20. Tampa Bay (19)
21. Carolina (23)
22. New York Jets (26)
23. Cleveland (27)
24. San Diego (25)
25. Tennessee (21)
26. Buffalo (22)
27. Arizona (30)
28. Detroit (24)
29. Philadelphia (28)
30. Oakland (29)
31. Jacksonville (32)
32. Kansas City (31)

(My rankings are in parentheses)

[Valuist]

My top ten:

1. San Francisco
2. New England
3. Denver
4. Green Bay
5. Houston
6. Atlanta
7. Seattle
8. NY Giants
9. Washington
10. Baltimore

And now that I put SF number one, don't think they can't get beat. Tough spot this weekend up in the northwest. Niner D was on the field for 92 plays last week. 60-62 is average so their defense basically played a game and a half. Its like a Derby horse having to run an extra 5 furlongs.

[redshift1]

Lucky for SF the Rams are not in the playoffs.

[Valuist]

Lucky for SF the Rams are not in the playoffs.

And you don't think, given another opportunity, that Harbaugh wouldn't have them ready to pound them into submission? It would be ugly. They'd be carrying Rams off in body bags.

[Robert Goren]

Teams are starting to heat up. Teams by leaps and bounds this time of year. The thing this year is there is bunch of really bad teams. A few teams that look good early but after few injuries, they are now losing to bad teams.