NFC Power Rankings Week2
I'm not convinced anybody is worth of #1, but somebody has to be on top so they can be knocked off. They have beat Philly at home in a relatively close game, then they dominated the Giants on the road. Neither team appears to be great but their 2 wins are just as impressive as any other 2 wins at this point.
My NFC Power Rankings - only NFC cause I don't care about about the AFC. Based on 2007 results only, not 2006 or perceived talent going into 2007.
- Green Bay (2-0) - nice road win, dominating 2nd half - this hurts
- Dallas (2-0) - defense was better and a road win, still nothing impressive
- Washington (2-0) - nice road win within the division, could be a surprise team
- San Francisco (2-0) - worst offense in league is 2-0, intersting
- Chicago (1-1) - unimpressive home win over worst of the AFC, defense is GOOD
- Detroit (2-0) - ulgy win, I'm just not buying into the hype yet
- Tampa Bay (1-1) - improved from week 1, beat a talented team
- Minnesota (1-1) - young QB < good defense = road loss
- Carolina (1-1) - you can't quit when up 14-0, even vs. Houston
- Arizona (1-1) - beat the Seahawks, therefore ranked above the Seahawks
- Seattle (1-1) - lost @AZ by a FG? not if you want to make playoffs
- St. Louis (0-2) - for a contending team, it isn't a pretty 0-2
- Philadelphia (0-2) - they think they'll turn it around, I'm not so sure
- New York (0-2) - looked good through 1 half, but then killed at home
- Atlanta (0-2) - not very good, enter Leftwich
- New Orleans (0-2) - can't live off of 2006 anymore
1 comment:
The NFC looks very weak again this year. It is hard to imagine a NFC team winning the Super Bowl this year.
Post a Comment