Capone0's NFL Rankings after week 11 - Page 2

capone0 · #1 11-20-2006, 01:49 PM

St Louis has lost 5 in a row. San Fran beat St. Louis pretty handily and has beaten them 3 in a row now. St. Louis doesn't have Pace anymore so their running game isn't as good. San Fran ran down a "good" Seattle D throat yesterday. You can't blame that on Hasselback and Alexander not being 100%. Philly doesn't have McNabb, if they do of course they will be much higher. I don't trust Garcia at all right now.

nyc999 · #2 11-20-2006, 02:23 PM

I'm curious - you have the 4-6 Steelers at #9. Where would you put Miami? Seems like they've been a better team since Harrington took over.

bottomset · #3 11-20-2006, 02:33 PM

Denver is much closer to #10(overall) than #3

capone0 · #4 11-20-2006, 02:48 PM

Denver beat the Pats on their home surface, they beat the Ravens. So where do you want to put them, they are good.

capone0 · #5 11-20-2006, 02:50 PM

Probally right behind. I don't like the Steelers but they have had some tough luck and have beaten some good teams. They aren't all their and I think that's due to Ben not being 100% but on any given weekend I think they can beat almost any team in the league they have that much talent. Then again they could struggle with the Browns as they did yesterday. I take them much more serious at home though then on the road. The KC smashing and the NO win are impressive.

A10Chief · #6 11-20-2006, 06:34 PM

Since Steve Smith came back, the Panthers are 6-2. During that same time frame the Bears are 7-1. The Panthers lost an embarrasing 35-14 game to the Cowboys. The Bears lost an embarrasing 31-13 game to the Dolphins. The Panthers lost a heartbreaker on the road in Cincy. The Bears won a thriller on the road in Arizona. The Bears got dominated for about 90% of that game. The Panthers led over half of the Cincy game. The Panthers have beat the Saints and Ravens. The Bears have beat the Seahawks and Giants. The Panthers have probably the toughest schedule in the league. The Bears have without question the easiest. I don't know if I'm getting through here, but all I'm saying is the Panthers are creeping up, and they are suddenly tied for first in the division. They are historically a great second half team, and more importantly, a great playoff team. Their defense just pitched a shutout, just like the Bears defense. And the Panthers have some viable offensive weapons, especially now the DeAngelo Williams is healthy. Don't be surprised if they are playing for the NFC title in January. I think a Panthers-Bears matchup would be a great game.

CharlieDontSurf · #7 11-20-2006, 06:43 PM

I think it's(given Indy will probably have HFA)
1. Colts
2. Chargers
3. Bears
4. Giants
5. Baltimore
6. Dallas
7. New England
8. Carolina
9. Denver
10. Jaxonville/Cinci

capone0 · #8 11-21-2006, 12:52 AM

Not feeling the Giants at all after tonights game. God I wish the NFC was better. I think the Cowboys are better, they lost pretty badly at home in Romo's first game but since then they've been better and I hate admitting the Cowboys are good.

bottomset · #9 11-21-2006, 01:12 AM

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very bad "given"

most likely case? sure but its far from a lock, especially with 2teams 1gm back and no guarentee that Indy will have tiebreakers on both

Needle77 · #10 11-21-2006, 01:19 AM

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I don't think tonights game will effect the rankings very much unless Jacksonville crushes the Giants.

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