Plenty of jockeying for postion as the AFC continues to flex hard as the NFC falls into a boring stretch of parity. Is this what they were hoping to achieve? The NFC boasts only 4 teams with winning records! From this point on in the season, we'll only rate playoff eligible teams. So here we go.
1.) San Diego-L.T. and company can play in front or behind; they just find ways to win.(3)
2.) Dallas-Won big game, Parcells making all of the right moves.(6)
3.) Indy- Momentary lapse or reality check.(1)
4.) New England- Poor start against Detroit, finished strong.(4)
5.) Seattle- Coming on very strong, big win in Denver.(10)
6.) Chicago- Fantastic team, but Rex dilemma.(5)
7.) N.O. -Reggie Bush taking over-looking like O.J. back in the day.(9)
8.) Baltimore- Very poor loss.(2)
9.) Jacksonville- Still in the hunt.(12)
10.) N.Y.J.- Keep hanging on to hopes.(14)
11.) Cincy- Wins big against Ravens.(11)
12.) Tennessee- Finally starting to click.(18)
13.) Philly- Technically very much alive.(22)
14.) NYG- Played their best game, but came up short against dominate Cowboys.(14)
15.) Denver-How far can they go with Cutler.(8)
16.) K.C.- Will Herm Edwards blow it or blow it?(7)
17.)Atlanta- Vick needs to go to the CFL.(19)
18.) Carolina- One of 4 NFC teams @.500 still eligible for wild card(16)
19.) Minn- should have won Bears game.(17)
20.) San Fran- started out too poorly.(20)
21.)ST. Louis- Can beat Bears on Monday night.(21)
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at this point dallas and san diego are playing the strongest, the others are hanging on to early wins
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