Hot Stove Philly Power Rankings: Week 3
By Gerard Rebalsky on September 23rd, 2008 9:51 AM |
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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.
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.





















