Again, several upsets of ranked teams by teams with poor records. It's turning into an interesting year. We know have no teams with fewer than two losses, and our winless team is not a complete loser, as the Lions played the Steelers to a tie.
Power Rankings [Last week's position]
1. Arizona Cardinals (8-2) [1] : Despite a loss, they still have amassed the best numbers this season
2. Buffalo Bills (6-3) [5] : The offense returned with a vengeance!
3. New England Patriots (6-4) [7] : Third straight week with a huge blowout win! They will soon have fans asking "Tom Who?"
4. Dallas Cowboys (7-2) [6]
5. Tennessee Titans (8-2) [4] : Despite a win, they fell a knotch. That shows how strong the top four have been
6. Tampa Bay Bucs (6-3) [2]
7. Green Bay Packers (8-2) [10]
8. Los Angeles Rams (7-3) [3] :Bad loss to the 49ers
9. New Orleans Saints (5-4) [8]
10. Cincinnati Bengals (5-4) [12]
11. Indianapolis Colts (5-5) [14]
12. Philadelphia Eagles (4-5) [16] : They may have a losing record, but they win big and lose by small margins, so this is a potent team
Divisional rankings [Last week's position]
1. NFC West [1]
2. NFC South [3] : No team is worse than 4-5, but they don't have a standout team, either, since the Bucs are starting to falter
3. AFC North [2] : It seems to be a curse to lead this division, as the division leader lost for the third consecutive week
4. AFC East [5] : The Patriots are surging, and the Bills are dangerous when they have it together. As shown this week, even Miami can be dangerous.
5. NFC East [6] : Strong performances from everyone except the Giants
6. AFC West [4] : After struggling to reach and maintain a non-losing record, the Chiefs now lead this division.
7. AFC South [7] : The Colts have some good games, but Tennessee is the only reliable team
8. NFC North [8] : Nobody lost, but they still have ground to make up on the other divisions
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