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Rank |
Team |
Comment |
| 1(2) |
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For the first time this season, the Chargers have taken over first place. It's amazing what Tomlinson has done the second half of the season. |
| 2(1) |
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It's no where near panic time for the Colts, but we're not used to seeing them lose two of three. Maybe we should question why their offense couldn't beat Tennessee. |
| 3(3) |
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Things weren't overly pretty against the Lions, but Tom Brady and the Patriots remain comfortably ahead in their division. |
| 4(6) |
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The Cowboys have surpassed the Bears as my top team in the NFC thanks to the emergence of Tony Romo. |
| 5(4) |
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Losing B.J. Sams could turn out to be a big-time loss for the Ravens, as they use special teams as a major part of their success. |
| 6(5) |
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Rex Grossman has played horribly, but can you justify benching him with such a good record? Yes... |
| 7(8) |
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The "Reggie Bush" era may have finally arrived with his four touchdown effort against the 49ers. |
| 8(14) |
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As rusty as he may have played at times, Hasselbeck is 2-0 since returning from injury. |
| 9(10) |
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First, the Bengals offense hit its peak. Suddenly, the defense has reaches its peak too - now that's scary. |
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| 10(7) |
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Jay Cutler performed exactly as I thought he would, because Denver's offensive system is not operated very well. |
| 11(13) |
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If Garrard leads the Jaguars to the postseason, I don't think Leftwich will be back next season. |
| 12(9) |
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Upsets do happen in the NFL, and the Chiefs have to hope that's the only thing they suffered against Cleveland. |
| 13(15) |
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Eric Mangini may deserve coach of the year more so than Sean Payton does. |
| 14(11) |
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I'm not sure if any team has ever played as bad as the Giants have in their stretch in terms of collapsing, and still been in position to make the postseason. |
| 15(19) |
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After turning in his second straight solid performance, it may actually be the defense that needs to step it up for a shot at the playoffs. |
| 16(12) |
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The Panthers are basically in a must-win situation against the Giants this week. |
| 17(20) |
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I can't stress this enough: Vick needs to get the ball to Alge Crumpler every week. |
| 18(16) |
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The buzz in Miami has worn down after their loss to Jacksonville. |
| 19(25) |
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A team that beats the Eagles, Giants, and Colts in a row has something special for the future - Vince Young. |
| 20(17) |
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The Rams have to be kicking themselves: a home loss to Arizona prevents them from being a wildcard team. |
| 21(18) |
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The 49ers haven't been as strong on the road over the past two weeks, something they'll improve upon next season. |
| 22(22) |
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The Steelers won't make the playoffs, but they won't be a walkover to close the season. |
| 23(24) |
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You have to be impressed with Jason Campbell already having two wins under his belt. |
| 24(21) |
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With a little more potency offensively, Losman could have the Bills in contention next season. |
| 25(27) |
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Derek Anderson won't push Charlie Frye away, but his effort in relief was very admirable. |
| 26(26) |
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Despite winning some games, it's been another disappointing year for Houston. |
| 27(23) |
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The Packers have fallen flat after almost getting into the wildcard race. |
| 28(28) |
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Brad Johnson won't be the Vikings starting quarterback next season, so they should bench him now. |
| 29(29) |
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Every time Bruce Gradkowski struggles, the thought of keeping Chris Simms grows stronger. |
| 30(32) |
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And just like that, Matt Leinart has the Cardinals offense heading in the right direction again. |
| 31(30) |
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*Yawn* |
| 32(31) |
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I'd like to see what Randy Moss can do outside of Oakland. |
