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  • said_aouita
    j_crazy;1269390 wrote:My gut says 6. But in typical miami fashion, they reach on next year's draft.

    Its the miami way.
    imo- 6 is optimistic. Flipper and the Dawgs battle it out for the top pick with either 3 or 4 wins.
  • Crimson streak
    Classyposter58;1269327 wrote:They were out of it after 12 games;)


    Actually they were in it the last week of the season. But nice fail
  • j_crazy
    said_aouita;1269877 wrote:imo- 6 is optimistic. Flipper and the Dawgs battle it out for the top pick with either 3 or 4 wins.

    6 minutes at the end of the 2nd qtr lost that game for miami.
  • j_crazy
    wes_mantooth;1268257 wrote:On twitter, one of the talking heads had Alabama listed ahead of Cleveland and Miami. lol...smh

    Miamis o line is so bad, that they'd lose a game to alabama.
  • justincredible
    j_crazy;1270326 wrote:Miamis o line is so bad, that they'd lose a game to alabama.
    They would beat Alabama by whatever they wanted.
  • bigdaddy2003
    I found these power rankings on Yahoo.

    1. Arizona
    2. Atlanta
    3. Houston
    4. NY Giants
    5. Baltimore
    6. San Francisco
    7. Philadelphia
    8. Denver
    9. New England
    10. Green Bay
    11. Seattle
    12. Chicago
    13. San Diego
    14. Pittsburgh
    15. Buffalo
    16. Dallas
    17. Cincinnati
    18. Minnesota
    19. NY Jets
    20. Miami
    21. Tampa Bay
    22. Detroit
    23. Kansas City
    24. Tennessee
    25. Oakland
    26. Jacksonville
    27. Carolina
    28. St. Louis
    29. Washington
    30. Indianapolis
    31. Cleveland
    32. New Orleans
  • ernest_t_bass
    Wow... NOLA below Cleveland? Glad to see Miami jump up some spots, even though they SUCK!
  • GOONx19
    bigdaddy2003;1280710 wrote:I found these power rankings on Yahoo.

    1. Arizona
    2. Atlanta
    3. Houston
    4. NY Giants
    5. Baltimore
    6. San Francisco
    7. Philadelphia
    8. Denver
    9. New England
    10. Green Bay
    11. Seattle
    12. Chicago
    13. San Diego
    14. Pittsburgh
    15. Buffalo
    16. Dallas
    17. Cincinnati
    18. Minnesota
    19. NY Jets
    20. Miami
    21. Tampa Bay
    22. Detroit
    23. Kansas City
    24. Tennessee
    25. Oakland
    26. Jacksonville
    27. Carolina
    28. St. Louis
    29. Washington
    30. Indianapolis
    31. Cleveland
    32. New Orleans
    If you disregard personnel, reputation, and previous results and base the rankings solely off of what has happened this far this year, these are actually fairly accurate.
  • gerb131
    Bengals laid an egg week 1 vs a very good maybe super bowl Ravens team and they are 17th? Wow. They are a playoff team in the AFC easily.
  • like_that
    gerb131;1280732 wrote:Bengals laid an egg week 1 vs a very good maybe super bowl Ravens team and they are 17th? Wow. They are a playoff team in the AFC easily.

    The Ravens or the Bengals are easily a playoff team?
  • Rotinaj
    Broncos 8? GTFO with that shit. Also, the Bengals are not EASILY a playoff team.
  • said_aouita
    Rotinaj;1280919 wrote:Broncos 8? GTFO with that shit. Also, the Bengals are not EASILY a playoff team.
    Even worse is Philly at #7.
  • Iliketurtles
    I'd say the worst thing besides the Cards at #1 is the Giants at 4 and the Cowboys at 16 LOL.
  • Terry_Tate
    The only 2 AFC teams that are easily playoff teams are probably Houston and Baltimore, and honestly New England as well I'd say. I like the Bengals and right now I would say they are a playoff team, but they are far from "easily" a playoff team.
  • Terry_Tate
    Looking at the list though, Philly and Denver should be lower, Cincinnati, Minnesota, and Indy higher just at first glance.
  • Cat Food Flambe'
    wes_mantooth;1268257 wrote:On twitter, one of the talking heads had Alabama listed ahead of Cleveland and Miami. lol...smh
    Alabama probably has a higher player payroll than Cleveland or Miami.
  • gerb131
    like_that;1280783 wrote:The Ravens or the Bengals are easily a playoff team?
    Both.
  • like_that
    gerb131;1281136 wrote:Both.
    Pretty bold statement. If they don't get through their gift of an opening schedule without a loss (sans ravens), I don't see them making the playoffs.
  • gerb131
    like_that;1281141 wrote:Pretty bold statement. If they don't get through their gift of an opening schedule without a loss (sans ravens), I don't see them making the playoffs.
    I think the Ravens will win the North but the Bengals will get a wildcard.
  • Heretic
    Cat Food Flambe';1281084 wrote:Alabama probably has a higher player payroll than Cleveland or Miami.
    Rep'd for truth.
  • SnotBubbles
    I like like_that's power ranking from week 11 of last year better.
  • bigdaddy2003
    Week 8 power rankings as seen by the panel at ESPN.com

    1. Falcons
    2. Giants
    3. Texans
    4. 49ers
    5. Bears
    6. Ravens
    7. Packers
    8. Patriots
    9. Vikings
    10. Steelers
    11. Seahawks
    12. Broncos
    13. Eagles
    14. Cardinals
    15. Cowboys
    16. Dolphins
    17. Chargers
    18. Redskins
    19. Lions
    20. Saints
    21. Rams
    22. Bengals
    23. Colts
    24. Jets
    25. Titans
    26. Buccaneers
    27. Bills
    28. Raiders
    29. Panthers
    30. Browns
    31. Jaguars
    32. Chiefs
  • BR1986FB
    PFT's....

    http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/10/23/week-seven-power-rankings-2/
  • bigdaddy2003
    Skip Bayless is a joke.

    Skip Bayless‏@RealSkipBayless Right now I rank the AFC: 1) NE 2) Hou 3) Pitts 4) Denver 5) Blank - nobody good enough right now for 5th.
  • Iliketurtles
    bigdaddy2003;1302941 wrote:Skip Bayless is a joke.

    Skip Bayless‏@RealSkipBayless Right now I rank the AFC: 1) NE 2) Hou 3) Pitts 4) Denver 5) Blank - nobody good enough right now for 5th.
    LOL! Ahh Skip you never disappoint.