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1) Dallas:  Record 3-0 (Win vs Packers 27-16):  Last weeks rank: #1:  They won in Green Bay for the first time, but it’s not the same as winning there in December.  Still, they won comfortably, despite a slow start from Romo.

2) New York Giants:  Record 3-0 (Beat the Bengals in OT 26-23) Last weeks rank #2:  Disappointing win here, but give the Bengals credit, they showed what they’re capable of.  Giants stayed with it and finally broke the D down in OT.

3) Philadelphia:  Record 2-1 (Beat Steelers 15-6):  Last weeks rank:  #5:  Lose Westbrook for 3 quarters, Lose McNabb for a series and still win against a tough team.  This is an interesting and possibly the most well rounded.  As long as Westbrook and McNabb stay healthy.  Welcome back Dawk.

4) Denver:  Record 3-0 (Beat the Saints 34-32)  Last weeks rank:  #12:  The league’s new version of the Colts exploded again… and nearly lost again.  The D has issues but the O is pretty sick.

5) Tennessee:  Record 3-0 (Beat Houston 31-12)  Last weeks rank:  #9:  Wow, they are better with Collins.

6) Green Bay:  Record 2-1  (Lost to Cowboys 27-16) Last weeks rank:  #4:  They come back down to earth a little this week, but it wasn’t a whooping.  They’ll continue to improve, their just not there yet.

7) Buffalo:  Record 3-0 (Beat Raiders 24-23)  Last weeks rank:  #6:  Big scare here as they nearly lost to one of the worst teams in the league.  They should get a chance to oil their wheels this week against the Rams.

8) Pittsburgh:  Record 2-1 (Lost to Eagles 15-6) Last weeks rank: #3:  Got a beat down in Philly last week.  Should be looking to lay the wood on the Ravens this week but may be too banged up to do it.

9) San Diego: record: 1-2 (Beat the Jets 48-29):  Last weeks rank: #13: Finally!  LT is still hurting and can’t cut to his left, but that doesn’t mean this team is dangerous especially with Darren Sproles getting more exposure.

10) Jacksonville: record: 1-2 (Beat the Colts 23-21):  Last weeks rank #14:  Why the Hell does it take you so long to figure out you need to the RUN THE BALL every year Del Rio?

11) Tampa Bay:  Record 2-1 (Beat the Bears 27-24 in OT)  Last weeks rank:  #19: Their not going to continue winning with Greise throwing 342 times a game.

12) Indianapolis:  Record 1-2 (Lost to Jags 23-21 ):  Last weeks rank: #7:   Not sure what the problem is here, I won’t totally give up on them, but they just aren’t the same.  I guess Eli won’t give Peyton’s Mojo back.

13) Washington:  Record 2-1 (Beat the Cards 24-17)  Last weeks rank:  #18:  Jason Campbell has really matured, the D is playing on fire.  I’m impressed, but not sold yet.

14) Arizona:  Record 2-1 (Lost to Skins 24-17)  Last weeks rank:  #11:  Yeah, this is just what Arizona does.  Lose to teams they shouldn’t lose to.

15) New Orleans:  Record 1-2 (Lost to Denver 34-32):  Last weeks rank: #10:  This is just a tough start.  No excuses, last week was horrible, and this team is not as good as people made them out to be.  But I still think they’ll make the playoffs.  Here’s a shocker… Shockey’s hurt.

16) Miami:  Record 1-2 (Beat the Pats 38-13)  Last weeks rank #19:  Ronnie Brown looks healthy and Ricky Williams does too.  This is what I expected to see at the beginning of the season.  Hopefully this gives them the momentum they need.

17) Chicago:  Record 1-2 (Lost to Bucs 27-24 in OT)  Last weeks rank:  #16:  Wow, they need a QB so bad.

18) New England:  Record 2-1 (Lost to Miami 38-13):  Last weeks rank: #8:  Wow, well guess that just about wraps up your season Boston.  HAHA!

19) Carolina:  Record 2-1  (Lost to the Vikings 20-10)  Last Weeks Rank: #15:  Finally reality is starting to kick in.

20) Atlanta:  Record 2-1  (Beat the Chiefs 38-14)  Last weeks rank:  #23:  The coaching is playing this right.  Let Turner beat down the D and Ryan hit receiver downfield when the D loads up on the line.

21) Baltimore:  Record 2-0 (Beat the Browns 28-10) Last weeks rank: #24:  Not bad for a special teams coach.  I don’t expect the clean record to last past this week, but this is almost more wins then I thought they’d get all season.

22) Minnesota:  Record  1-2 (Beat the Panthers 20-10)  Last weeks rank: #21:  Big Gus is enough to keep this team steady, but they won’t go far with him.

23) New York Jets:  Record 1-2 (Lost to Chargers 48-29) Last weeks rank:  #20:  Okay, Brett’s not the answer here, but they played a team really needed to win.  I don’t think they’re this bad at the end of the year, but they are right now.

24) San Francisco:  Record 2-1 (Beat the Lions 31-13)  Last weeks rank: 27: Damn, J.T. Ain’t bad.

25) Houston:  Record  0-2 (Lost to Titans 31-12):  Last weeks rank #17:  Wow, not much better then in their first year in the league.  Hopefully when they are able to practice at home they can get it together… but it’s a long road to hoe for these guys.

26) Seattle:  Record 1-2 (Beat the Rams 37-13)  Last weeks rank:  #32:  Um, I can’t give too much credence to this.  It was a good practice session though.

27) Cincinnati:  Record 0-3 (Lost to Giants 26-23 in OT)  Last weeks rank:  #25:  They showed a lot by not laying down to a tough team.  Nobody expected this, and it’s good to see some life.  But Marvin Lewis is still teetering on the unemployment line.

28) Oakland:  Record 1-2  (Lost to the Bills 24-23) Last weeks rank:  #26:  Al Davis is a schmuck.

29) Cleveland: Record 0-3 (Lost to Ravens 28-10) Last weeks rank: #22:  Awful, rebuild.

30) Detroit:  Record 0-3  (Lost to the Niners 31-13)  Last weeks rank:  #29:  Brutally Bad.

31) St. Louis:  Record 0-3 (Lost to Seattle 37-13)  Last weeks rank:  #30:  Wow, Steven Jackson and Torry Holt just gotta be pissed.

32) Kansas City:  Record 0-3 (Lost to the Raiders 38-13)  Last weeks rank:  #32:  Hey, you’re better then Rams…. Oh wait.

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  • Quote of the Day

    • “I’m leaving on a good note. I got some experience. I’ll go down there, get that pitch count up and get my arm ready for the season. I’m actually excited about it. It was all at once (the new delivery). It was kind of shaky a little bit at the beginning, but I guess that’s why the Minor Leagues are there.”

      -Pitcher Phillipe Aumont.