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NFL Power Rankings, Week 10: The Ugly Side of Parity

By Josh AlperNov 10th 2009 – 3:00PM

There's been a lot of discussion this season about the lack of parity in the NFL. The league has always been very proud of the "Any Given Sunday" thing, and there have been plenty of seasons where that's proven to be true. Because several teams have gaudy records balanced out by a handful of serious laggards, the...

NFL Power Rankings, Week 9: There Will Be Blood

By Josh AlperNov 3rd 2009 – 3:00PM

Someone has probably said before that you can't tell anything about the NFL playoff picture until the baseball season comes to a close. If they haven't, I just did and humbly submit that it should be the new credo of football watchers everywhere. The World Series will end before Week 9 kicks off, and it is a week suitably...

NFL Power Rankings, Week 8: Return of The Kings

By Josh AlperOct 27th 2009 – 3:00PM

Look past the undefeated teams at the top of the Week 8 NFL Power Rankings, and you'll see a pair of familiar faces staring back at you in the fourth and fifth spots. Mike Tomlin and Bill Belichick have navigated some choppy early season waters and righted two of the AFC's stalwart ships in time to ensure that there won't...

NFL Power Rankings, Week 7: Who Dat? The Saints in the Top Spot

By Josh AlperOct 20th 2009 – 3:00PM

The Saints are a clear choice for the top spot after the beating they put on the Giants Sunday, but things are a bit murkier thereafter. How good are the Vikings if their defense can't put teams away? Was that the worst of the Giants, or just the tip of the iceberg for a team that didn't play anyone all that good for the...

NFL Power Rankings, Week 6: Showdown Up Top

By Josh AlperOct 15th 2009 – 3:00PM

If the NFL were college football, this weekend's matchup between the Giants and Saints would be a de facto National Championship game hyped to the heavens and back. Unlike the NCAA, though, the NFL decides its championship via football and not ballots which means that it is merely a great Week 6 contest that will help...

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