1. (5-0) New Orleans Saints
2. (5-0) Indianapolis Colts
3. (6-0) Minnesota Vikings
4. (6-0) Denver Broncos
The 4 unbeatens stay at the top. The Saints and Colts are legitimately incredible.
5. (4-1) Atlanta Falcons
6. (5-1) New York Giants
7. (4-2) New England Patriots
8. (4-2) Cincinnati Bengals
9. (3-2) Chicago Bears
10. (4-2) Pittsburgh Steelers
The Giants showed enough weakness to deserve falling behind Atlanta
here. The Pats looked great against terrible competition, but they've
been good enough to warrant being placed over the next two. Isn't it sad
that even though the Bears are 3-2 you have to put them in the top 10?
11. (3-3) Baltimore Ravens
12. (3-2) Philadelphia Eagles
13. (3-2) San Francisco 49ers
14. (3-2) Green Bay Packers
15. (3-2) Arizona Cardinals
16. (2-3) Miami Dolphins
17. (3-3) New York Jets
Ugh. What a clusterfuck. I can't punish Baltimore too severely for
their losses up to this point. And they certainly won't be behind two
teams who just lost extremely embarrassing games. The Packers
and Cardinals are wild cards at this point; they could be good, bad,
terrible, or great depending on the day. The Jets have lost against
bad competition too much, so they have to fall behind Miami.
18. (2-3) San Diego Chargers
19. (3-2) Dallas Cowboys
20. (3-3) Jacksonville Jaguars
21. (3-3) Houston Texans
22. (2-3) Carolina Panthers
23. (2-4) Seattle Seahawks
This is the rest of the teams who won't make the playoffs, but who also won't manage to get a top 10 pick. Nothing spectacular here, just mediocrity.
24. (1-5) Kansas City Chiefs
25. (1-5) Detroit Lions
26. (2-4) Washington Redskins
27. (2-4) Oakland Raiders
28. (2-4) Buffalo Bills
I know, two 1-5 teams are above three 2-4 teams. But those 2-4 teams are absolutely fucking terrible. That they got 2 wins is a disgusting abnormality that I do not wish to talk about.
29. (0-6) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
30. (0-6) Tennessee Titans
31. (1-5) Cleveland Browns
32. (0-6) St. Louis Rams
I really don't want to waste words on this pile of shit.