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Holy the AFC is weak...you don't really realize it till you look at all the teams listed. This could be another 1984-1997 run
NFC
Niners
Giants
Packers
Cowboys
Falcons
Lions
Eagles
Saints
Redskins
Bears
Seahawks
Cards
Panthers
Buc's
Vikings
Rams
AFC
Pats
Ravens
Texans
Broncos
Steelers
Chargers
Jets
Bengals
Bills
Chiefs
ans
Raiders
Colts
Dolphins
Jags
Browns
Top 10 NFL
1.Pats
2.Niners
3.Ravens
4.Giants
5.Packers
6.Texans
7.Broncos
8.Cowboys
9.Falcons
10.Lions
Yep, the NFC the better conference right now.
The biggest..wow!...so far-RGIII
Last edited by Avante; 09-14-2012 at 03:15 AM.
Holy the AFC is weak...you don't really realize it till you look at all the teams listed. This could be another 1984-1997 run
The current AFC is why Brady really needs to win another superbowl to cement his legacy. Brady is prolly gonna play 5 more years or so with the other 2 top QBs in the NFL in the NFC.
I use a little system...
PP (Power Points)
3 points for a road win
2 points for a home win
1 points for a road loss
0 points for a home loss
It doesn't do me any good until the byes are over. Sure does help me in the second half of the season. I also go back two seasons as far as home/road wins go.
Example
Bengals have a PP score of 13 and have won 8 road game since 2010, that gives them...21
Cards have a PP score of 16 and have won 12 home games since 2010, that gives them...28.
So the Cards by 7. The line is Cards -4.
Broncos should be #1.
you must be new here
Let's see how they do on the road vs a good team.
Broncos fan here,agree with this. Broncos need to prove it on the road and I want to see how truly great this defense is. We have great pass-rushers and corners but we leave a lot to be desired at the LB spots.
It really is all about those road wins when it comes to getting a read on where these teams are at. If a team is going 5-3 or better as roadwarriors they are solid.
I agree.
The Franchise has an incredible track record of being wrong.
How the heck can you have the Giants at 2?
I have no idea what you could be talking about. We will be #1.
Texans will get in that broncos ass next week.
If we pull that one off this won't just be talk.
My system has this as the week three power rankings
1.Niners-10
2.Giants-10
3.Texans-9
4.Falcons-9
5.Cards-8
6.Eagles-8
7.Chargers-8
8.Ravens-8
9.Pats-8
10-Bears-8
11.Packers-7
12.Steelers-7
13.Broncos-7
14.Lions-7
15.Bills-7
16.Redskins-7
17.Seahawks-6
18.Cowboys-6
19.Jets-6
20.Panthers-5
21.Saints-5
22. ans-5
23.Bengals-4
24.Dolphins-4
25.Rams-4
26.Colts-4
27.Vikings-4
28.Chiefs-4
29.Jags-4
30.Buc's-3
31.Raiders-2
32.Browns-2
How are the Jags not in the cellar? They have a QB who couldn't even beat a ranked NCAA team right now
The first few weeks the system is pretty ed, it takes a little while to kick in. What chances do those in the 20's have vs those in the top 10 on the road? Just another tool.
While here.
If we took the All Time Offense for these teams.........
@@@ current player
Niners
Joe Montana
Frank Gore@@@
Roger Craig
Jerry Rice
Terrell Owens
Vernon Davis@@@
Rams
Kurt Warner
Eric erson
Marshall Faulk
Isacc Bruce
Henry Ellard
Pete Holohan?
Cards
Jim Hart
Otis Anderson
Terry Metcalf
Larry Fitzgerald@@@
Roy Green
Jackie Smith
Seahawks
Dave Kreig
Shawn Alexander
Chris Warren
Steve Largent
Brian Blades
Jeremy Stevens?
East
Eagles
Donovan McNabb
Wilbert Montgomery
Brian Westbrook
Harold Carmichael
Mike Quick
Pete Retzlaff
Cowboys
Troy Aikman
Emmitt Smith
Tony Dorsett
Michael Irvin
Bob Hayes
Jason Witten@@@
Redskins
Joe Theisman
John Riggins
Clinton Portis
Art Monk
Charley Taylor
Jerry Smith
Giants
Eli Manning@@@
Tiki Barber
Rodney Hampton
Armani Toomer
Homer Jones
Mark Bavaro
South
Falcons
Matt Ryan@@@
Gerald Riggs
Michael Turner@@@
Julio Jones@@@
Roddy White@@@
Jim Mitc
Saints
Drew Brees@@@
Deuce McAlister
George Rogers
Eric Martin
Joe Horn
Jimmy Graham@@@
Panthers
Cam Newton@@@
DeAngelo Wiliams@@@
Jonathan Stewart@@@
Steve Smith@@@
Mushin Muhammad
Wesley Walls
Buc's
Vinny Testerverde
James Wilder
Warrick Dunn
Mark Carrier
Kevin House
Jimmie Giles
North
Packers
Brett Favre
Jim Taylor
Ahman Green
James Lofton
Donald Driver@@@
Paul Coffman?
Bears
Jim McMahon
Walter Payton
Gale Sayers
Johnny Morris
Brandon Marshall@@@
Mike Ditka
Vikes
Fran Tarkenton
Adrian Peterson@@@
Robert Smith
Randy Moss(Niners)
Chris Carter
Joe Senser?
Lions
Matthew Stafford@@@
Barry Sanders
Billy Sims
Herman Moore
Calvin Johnson@@@
Charlie Sanders
AFC
West
Broncos
John Elway
Terrell Davis
Floyd Little
Rod Smith
Lionel Taylor
Shannon Sharpe
Chargers
Dan Fouts
LaDanian Tomlinson
Paul Lowe
Lanch Alworth
Charlie Joiner
Kellen Winslow
Raiders
Kenny Stabler
Marcus Allen
Bo Jackson
Fred Biletnikoff
Tim Brown
Dave Casper
Chiefs
Len Dawson
Christian Okoye
Priest Holmes
Otis Taylor
Carlos Carson
Tony Gonzalez (Falcons)
East
Pats
Tom Brady@@@
Sam Cunningham
Jim Nance
Wes Welker@@@
Stanley Morgan
Ben Coates
Jets
Joe Namath
Curtis Martin
Freeman McNeil
Don Maynard
Wesley Walker
Kyle Brady
Bills
Jim Kelly
Thurman Thomas
O.J.Simpson
Andre Reed
Eric Moulds
Ernie Warlick
Dolphins
Dan Marino
Larry Czonka
Ricky Williams
Paul Warfield
Mark Clayton
Randy McMichael
South
Texans
Matt Schaub@@@
Arian Foster@@@
Ron Dayne
Andre Johnson@@@
Owen Daneils
Logan Brock?@@@
ans/Oilers
Warren Moon
Earl Campbell
Eddie George
Ernest Givens
Drew Hill
Mike Barber
Jags
Mark Brunell
Fred Taylor
Maurice Jones Drew@@@
Jimmy Smith
Keenan McCardell
Mercedes Lewis@@@
Colts
Peyton Manning
Edgerrin James
Lenny Moore
Marvin Harrison
Ray Berry
John Mackey
North
Ravens
Joe Flacco@@@
Jamal Lewis
Ray Rice
Derrick Mason@@@
Mark Clayton (other one)
Todd Heap
Steelers
Ben Roethisberger@@@
Jerome Bettis
Franco Harris
Hines Ward
John Stallworth
Heath Miller
Bengals
Boomer Esaison
Corey Dillon
James Brooks
Chad Johnson
Isacc Curtis
Bob Trumpy
Browns
Otto Graham
Jimmy Brown
Leroy Kelly
Dante Levelli
Mac Speedie
Ozzie Newsome
Sorry Hall of Famers
Joe "The Jet" Perry, Hugh "The King" McElhenny...Niners
Leroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch...Rams
Paul Hornung...Packers
Bobby Layne...Lions
Sonny Jurgenson...Redskins
Y.A. tle, Frank Gifford...Giants
Lynn Swann...Steelers
Last edited by Avante; 09-18-2012 at 02:37 AM.
I would put the Seahawks in the top 8.
Superbowl champs get special treatment.
It's not about opinions as it is numbers.
Texans > Giants at this point...
They lost to your own 18th-ranked team and barely escaped against your 30th-ranked team, dumbass...
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