Week 2 Rankings
Things get a little bit topsy-turvy after a crazy opening weekend. The Colts keep the top spot but the Steelers move up to second as they possibly prepare to welcome back Ben Roethlisberger. Three would-be NFC East heavyweights plummet. The Raiders and Packers perhaps should have a one-game playoff to determine which is the league's worst team.
1. Colts... 1-0... 1*
2. Steelers... 1-0... 5
3. Bengals... 1-0... 8
4. Seahawks... 1-0... 3
5. Jaguars... 1-0... 12
6. Bears... 1-0... 13
7. Patriots... 1-0... 9
8. Falcons... 1-0... 21
9. Eagles... 1-0... 20
10. Chargers... 1-0... 16
11. Broncos... 0-1... 2
12. Panthers... 0-1... 4
13. Vikings... 1-0... 18
14. Ravens... 1-0... 19
15. Cardinals... 1-0... 17
16. Rams... 1-0... 22
17. Saints... 1-0... 23
18. Cowboys... 0-1... 6
19. Redskins... 0-1... 7
20. Giants... 0-1... 10
21. Dolphins... 0-1... 11
22. Jets... 1-0... 31
23. Lions... 0-1... 24
24. Buccaneers... 0-1... 14
25. Chiefs... 0-1... 15
26. Browns... 0-1... 27
27. Texans... 0-1... 29
28. 49ers... 0-1... 30
29. Bills... 0-1... 32
30. Titans... 0-1... 28
31. Raiders... 0-1... 25
32. Packers... 0-1... 26
*Last Week's Ranking
By Mark Maske |
September 12, 2006; 4:45 PM ET
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Posted by: John | September 12, 2006 5:22 PM
Of course it's too early to rank the teams. That's why I took a shot!
1 Bengals...
2 Steelers...
3 Colts
3 Jaguars...
4 Seahawks
5 Bears...
6 Falcons...
7 Patriots
8 Giants...
9 Eagles...
10 Chargers...
11 Broncos...
12 Ravens
13 Panthers
14 Vikings
15 Rams...
16 Cowboys...
17 Redskins...
18 Saints...
19 Dolphins...
20 Cardinals...
21 Jets...
22 Lions...
23 Buccaneers...
24 Chiefs...
25 Browns...
26 Bills...
27 Texans...
28 49ers...
29 Titans...
30 Raiders...
31 Packers...
Posted by: Gonzo, MD | September 12, 2006 5:56 PM
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How is it that the Buffalo Bills almost beat New England at New England and don't even move ahead of the 49ers, Texans, and Browns (all of whom had less impressive losses)? The Bills are very young, in fact they had 5 rookies on defense at times, but Tom Brady still couldn't take advantage of them. Though they may not be quite ready for the playoffs this year, I'll bet that by the end of the season, as they mature, they'll be a team that others don't want to have to play.