Yeah, I know week 11 is already underway. Who cares! It's not like anyone is reading this anyways!
1. (1) New Orleans Saints (9-0). The Saints are getting closer and closer to losing a game. It will happen against the Patriots the week after next.
2. (2) Indianapolis Colts (9-0). Read: New Orleans Saints. Indianapolis needed a miraculious comeback to beat the Patriots and stay unbeaten. The best thing about that victory is they are now two games in front of the rest of the AFC in the race for home field throughout.
3. (3) Minnesota Vikings (8-1). I am as shocked to say it as you but I will. Brett Favre is the 2009 NFL MVP.
4. (5) New England Patriots (6-3). Good to see Bill Belichick catch some crap for once. I still think the Patriots end up with the other AFC first round bye.
5. (9) Cincinnati Bengals (7-2). After many many years the Bengals are resembling their head coach. A tough defensive unit. They have allowed the second fewest points in the NFL.
6. (6) Dallas Cowboys (6-3). The Cowboys had a chance to take control of the division but put up a stinker against the Packers.
7. (7) Pittsburgh Steelers (6-3). The Steelers got pushed around and outclassed by Cincinnati. They'll have to fight to regain control of their division.
8. (11) Baltimore Ravens (5-4). The Ravens are much better then the record indicates. The defense is coming around.
9. (8) Philadelphia Eagles (5-4). I just don't get the Eagles. Just when you think they are a great team they play horribly. They have 9-7 and a playoff run all over them. Again.
10. (14) San Diego Chargers (6-3). Just like last year. The Chargers start out slow then storm past the Broncos. Only, they did it earlier this year.
11. (4) Denver Broncos (6-3)
12. (10) Atlanta Falcons (5-4)
13. (12) Houston Texans (5-4)
14. (13) Arizona Cardinals (6-3)
15. (16) Green Bay Packers (5-4)
16. (15) New York Giants (5-4)
17. (17) Miami Dolphins (4-5)
18. (21) Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4)
19. (18) Chicago Bears (4-5)
20. (22) Carolina Panthers (4-5)
21. (19) New York Jets (4-5)
22. (20) San Francisco 49ers (4-5)
23. (25) Tennessee Titans (3-6)
24. (23) Seattle Seahawks (3-6)
25. (28) Washington Redskins (3-6)
26. (27) Kansas City Chiefs (2-7)
27. (24) Buffalo Bills (3-6)
28. (26) Oakland Raiders (2-7)
29. (29) St. Louis Rams (1-8)
30. (31) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-8)
31. (30) Detroit Lions (1-8)
32. (32) Cleveland Browns (1-8)
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