Since everyone's doing it, why not us as well? Anyone interested in conducting a weekly power ranking just for fun? I think we got some nice expertise here like BTTF. This would be mine after the first week.

1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. San Diego
4. Chicago
5. Pittsburgh
6. Cincinnati
7. Green Bay
8. Baltimore
9. Seattle
10. Philadelphia
11. New Orleans
12. New York Jets
13. Carolina
14. St. Louis
15. Tennessee
16. Washington
17. Dallas
18. Miami
19. Denver
20. Detroit
21. New York Giants
22. San Francisco
23. Jacksonville
24. Minnesota
25. Buffalo
26. Arizona
27. Oakland
28. Houston
29. Tampa Bay
30. Cleveland
31. Atlanta
32. Kansas City

Since every team is either 1-0 or 0-1... I needed to separate them as it's not fair to the 1-0 teams if a losing team is ranked higher.

The Winners:
1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. Cincinnati
4. San Diego
5. Pittsburgh
6. Dallas
7. Minnesota
8. Oakland
9. Seattle
10. Denver
11. Washington
12. Green Bay
13. Detroit
14. San Fransisco
15. Houston
16. Tennessee

The Losers:
1. Baltimore
2. Jacksonville
3. Buffalo
4. Arizona
5. Chicago
6. New Orleans
7. Philadelphia
8. Oakland
9. St. Louis
10. New York Jets
11. Miami
12. New York Giants
13. Tampa Bay
14. Cleveland
15. Atlanta
16. Kansas City

The AFC is so far above the NFC it not even funny. I could only pick 1 NFC team in the top Five.

Top five:

1. San Diego- (Won over the top rated defense, LT still scored 2 TD's)
2. Cincinnati- (Won over another top rated defense)
3. Indianapolis- (New Orleans didn't show up)
4. New England- (Impressive but could Moss be a week 1 fluke?)
5. Dallas- (Defense sucks, but can anyone stop this offense?)

The rest:

6. Chicago
7. Pittsburgh
8. Baltimore
9. Seattle
10. Green Bay
11. Carolina
12. New Orleans
13. St. Louis
14. Washington
15. Philadelphia
16. Tennessee
17. Minnesota
18. Miami
19. Denver
20. Detroit
21. Houston
22. San Francisco
23. New York Jets
24. New York Giants
25. Jacksonville
26. Buffalo
27. Arizona
28. Kansas City
29. Oakland
30. Tampa Bay
31. Atlanta
32. Cleveland


Dallas is not a 17th ranked team Levy, especially with that offense.

TOP 10
1- Indy Colts (Duh! Did y'all see the whooping they gave the Saints?)
2- NE Pats (Brady + Moss = UNSTOPPABLE!! at least in game one)
3- SD Chargers (That Defense will win more games than the offense)
4- Dallas Cowboys (Offense is kicking but that defense needs work. Good thing head coach knows defense)
5- NO Saints (Colts woke them up. They should be fine now)
6- Sea Seahawks
7- Cinn Bengals
8- Pitts Steelers
9- Denver Broncos
10- Chicago Bears (Great D, Suck Ass Offense)

WOKJs combined week 1 ranking was:

1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. San Diego
4. Cincinatti
5. Pittsburgh
6. Dallas
7. Seattle
8. Green Bay
9. Chicago
10. Carolina
11. Baltimore
12. New Orleans
13. Washington
14. Denver
15. Tennessee
16. Philadelphia
17. Minnesota
18. St. Louis
19. Detroit
20. San Francisco
21. New York Jets
22. Miami
23. Houston
24. Jacksonville
25. Buffalo
26. Arizona
27. New York Giants
28. Oakland
29. Tampa Bay
30. Cleveland
31. Kansas City
32. Atlanta

@Passionate Thug: Beating up the Giants is easy, the defense was too worrysome to rank the Cowboys higher after week 1. They'll jump up this week though.

I'll put something together this week. It's hard to rank after only one week, two is a bit easier.

cinci lost to the browns...and houston's put up 31 unanswered points & didnt allow a rushing first down

1. New England - 97
2. Indianapolis- 91
3. Pittsburg - 82
4. Houston - 80
5. San Diego - 72

Everyone else sucks

WEEK 2 TOP 5
1- NE Pats
2- Indy Colts
3- Dallas Cowboys
4- SD Chargers
5- Cinn Bengals

1. NE
2. Indy
3. Pitts

Bengals suck; they arent even in the top 15.

1. New England (self-explanatory)
2. Indianapolis (They always have problems against the Titans. Nothing to worry about)
3. Pittsburgh (Looking stronger every week)
4. San Diego (What’s up with LT? I know they played strong defenses but that couldn’t stop him last year)
5. Dallas (still worried about the D and how Romo will be against a team that can actually play)
6. Chicago (0 TD by a WR or RB, that’s not gonna cut it)
7. Washington (Great D, they’ll give Dallas a shot for the NFC East crown)
8. Green Bay (If Green Bay keeps on like that, Brett Favre might actually, finally, retire)
9. Baltimore (Same story every year: Will the D be good anough to cover fort he offense?)
10. Tennessee (Although they lost, the Indy game will give them a confidence boost)
11. Seattle (Maybe they need to be reminded that they have to play both halftimes)
12. San Francisco (everyone who picked them as their sleeper can feel proud so far)
13. Cincinnati (they get into a shootout with Cleveland? And lose?)
14. Houston (the Defense is fantastic so far. If they can hold their won against Peyton next week, they could bet he surprise of the year)
15. Denver (I know, they’re 2-0 but shaky wins against Oakland and Buffalo are not good)
16. New York Jets (0-2 but against good teams. I’m not ready to drop them further down yet)
17. Detroit (not sure what to make of them)
18. Philadelphia (What’s up with McNabb?)
19. Jacksonville (They won. Barely. Againat Atlanta. Guess the first week was not bad luck)
20. Carolina (Worst team in the league i fit wasn’t for Smith)
21. Arizona (Win against Seattle. But don’t jump on the Cardinal bandwagon just yet)
22. Cleveland (it’ll be very exciting to see if Derek Anderson’s performance was more than a fluke)
23. St. Louis (Lost two home games. Won’t be getting easier for them)
24. Miami (Trent Green is not the saviour)
25. Tampa Bay (Jeff Garcia looks like a good pick-up for them)
26. Minnesota (Tavaris Jackson is not starting QB material)
27. New Orleans (maybe a bit low, but so is their play)
28. New York Giants (just depressing)
29. Oakland (Why is Josh McClown starting? Anyone?)
30. Kansas City (Pathetic.)
31. Buffalo (If they can’t get Evans more involved, they’re doomed)
32. Atlanta (Looks like their O-Line wasn’t meant to be used for a pocket QB)

The 2-0's
1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. Pittsburgh
4. Dallas
5. Denver
6. Houston
7. Green Bay
8. Washington
9. Detroit
10. San Fransisco

The 1-1's
11. San Diego
12. Chicago
13. Seattle
14. Cincinnati
15. Baltimore
16. Tennessee
17. Minnesota
18. Arizona
19. Carolina
20. Tampa Bay
21. Jacksonville
22. Cleveland

The 0-2's
23. New York Jets
24. Buffalo
25. Philadelphia
26. St. Louis
27. New Orleans
28. Oakland
29. Miami
30. New York Giants
31. Atlanta
32. Kansas City

After tonight's performance against teh Bears, the Cowboys gotta be #1 in the NFC and #3 overall behind Pats & Colts.

In my ranking of course.
The Packers have entered my Top 5 with the win against the Chargers.

I shall rank tomorrow night.

But... Dallas is still behind Pittsburgh. So the top 4 stays the same... and Green Bay moves to #5.

1. New England
If they stay healthy...they have no weakness. AND they are going to be able to add Seymour and Harrison in a few weeks.

2. Pittsburg
Very physical team with a fledging superstar in Santonio Holmes...this team is getting it done.

3. Dallas
That offense is more than stellar; and they have a defense good enough to keep em in the game if need to be. They're Cincinatti with a defense.

4. Houston
I firmly believe they are better than the colts. They lost by 6 points; and I feel with Ahman Green and Andre Johnson-theyre star hb and wr-they would have defeated them.

5. Indanapolis
3-0 but the past 2 weeks they have looked beatable by good teams; if they face the Patriots or Steelers theyre in trouble.

6. Green Bay
Great defense, and Favre is playing superb.

7. Tampa Bay
Great defense, Garcia is doing well ands al lthe running back are contribting. Holding ST. LOUIS; a team that runs and is designed to only score and not stop; to 3 points is huge.

8. San Diego
Playing like shit; but thats because they played 3 great defenses.

9. Philidelphia
McNabb will will this team into the playoffs; no doubt.

10. Chicago
Grossman sucks; and I dont trust benson, but the defense is still great when healthy.

The Upper Echelon
1. New England (=)
2. Indianapolis (=)
3. Pittsburgh (=)
4. Dallas (=)
5. Green Bay (+2)

The "Are They For Real?"'
6. Seattle (+7)
7. Houston (-1)
8. Denver (-3)
9. Baltimore (+6)
10. Tampa Bay (+10)
11. Jacksonville (+10)
12. Washington (-4)
13. San Fransisco (-3)
14. Carolina (+5)
15. Detroit (-6)

The Disappointments
16. Cincinnati (-2)
17. Arizona (+1)
18. New York Giants (+12)
19. Philadelphia (+6)
20. Oakland (+8)
21. San Diego (-10)
22. Chicago (-10)
23. New York Jets (=)
24. Cleveland (-2)
25. Minnesota (-8)
26. Kansas City (+6)

The Bottom Feeders
27. St. Louis (-1)
28. Buffalo (-4)
29. Miami (=)
30. Atlanta (+1)

Unranked Until Tonight
Tennessee
New Orleans

Biggest Jump
New York Giants (+12)

Biggest Fall
San Diego (-10)
Chicago (-10)

same here...

The Upper Echelon
1. New England (=)
2. Indianapolis (=)
3. Pittsburgh (=)
4. Dallas (=)
5. Green Bay (+2)

The "Are They For Real?"'
6. Seattle (+7)
7. Houston (-1)
8. Denver (-3)
9. Baltimore (+6)
10. Tampa Bay (+10)
11. Tennessee (+5)
12. Jacksonville (+10)
13. Washington (-4)
14. San Fransisco (-3)
15. Carolina (+5)
16. Detroit (-6)

The Disappointments
17. Cincinnati (-2)
18. Arizona (+1)
19. New York Giants (+12)
20. Philadelphia (+6)
21. Oakland (+8)
22. San Diego (-10)
23. Chicago (-10)
24. New York Jets (=)
25. Cleveland (-2)
26. Minnesota (-8)
27. Kansas City (+6)

The Bottom Feeders
28. St. Louis (-1)
29. New Orleans (-1)
30. Buffalo (-4)
31. Miami (=)
32. Atlanta (=)

Biggest Jump
New York Giants (+12)

Biggest Fall
San Diego (-10)
Chicago (-10)

I agree with most of Chip's ranking, except I would have Philly much higher, I think they'll wake up now. Also I'd put Denver behind the Ravens/Titans/Bucs/Redskins.

Also, Jacksonville still sucks balls and Chicago/San Diego unless they start really sucking can't be that low.

Chicago has a horrible offense. And their defense let up 33 points.
San Diego, despite facing good defenses, have an inept coach. And their defense is looking WEAK.

Jacksonville, ala Tennessee, finds ways to win... somehow. Ravens have no offense and got exposed by the no huddle offense.

Philly beat up on a HORRIBLE Detroit defense. They gave up 446 yards in the air, which does not fair well for them if they go up against a team with a running game that will be able to exploit it even MORE.

And Denver will fall. Unless they actually show me something next week. If they struggle to win again, even if they do win, I'm probably gonna drop them at least 5 spots.

1. New England (The Pats just pound the competition without mercy)
2. Indianapolis (It’s as if they were afraid to run away from their opponents.)
3. Pittsburgh (The unchallenged number 3 team at the moment)
4. Dallas (Yeah, I admit it. They’re good. They’re really good.)
5. Green Bay (Anyone else excited about the Dallas and Green Bay matchup?)
6. Tennessee (Very impressive win on Monday Night. AFC South looks like the strongest division this year)
7. San Diego (A 1-2 team this high? Sounds crazy, but you can lose against new England and in Green Bay)
8. Houston (They held their own against Indy despite missing Andre Johnson. That’s a very good sign for them.)
9. Jacksonville (Benefitters of their easy schedule so far. And in two weeks they play Kansas.)
10. Baltimore (Barely held on to the win. They still don’t look good, but who is apart from the Top 6)
11. San Francisco (the blowout loss against Pittsburgh was to be expected. The next two weeks will decide whether they’re for real.)
12. Seattle (Maybe they need to be reminded that they have to play both halftimes)
13. Philadelphia (Mystery NFC East Team #1. I have no idea where to put them. The way the NFC East teams besides Dallas play confuses me.)
14. New York Giants (Mystery NFC East Team #2. They looked like shit so far, but their two losses came against the best of the NFC. Maybe they’re better than they appear. *Crosses fingers*)
15. Washington (Mystery NFC East Team #3. Great D, but the offense must do better than against the Giants)
16. Tampa Bay (To beat New Orleans and St. Louis is no miracle, but maybe this is actually a decent team)
17. Cincinnati (They would have won if they don’t fumble the return. Nevertheless, they’re a mediocre team right.)
18. Chicago (if they bench Grossman they’re a top 10 team, otherwise this is where they belong at the moment)
19. Arizona (The way they’re handling their QBs is plain stupid.)
20. New York Jets (Despite the close result, the Jets looked actually good)
21. Denver (Shaky wins against Oakland and Buffalo. That’s slightly better than...)
22. Detroit (..to have your only wins against Oakland and Minnesota, who are nearly as bad as...)
23. Carolina (...Atlanta and St. Louis, who were the only teams Carolina beat )
24. New Orleans (Don’t get too carried away. They lost against three teams that were actually playing decent football)
25. Oakland (They won by a blocked FG. Against Cleveland. Impressive. NOT!)
26. Cleveland (Anderson will be referred to as One-Time-Derek from now on)
27. Buffalo (With Losman out two weeks, who will throw the bombs to Lee Evans? Exactly. No one. Season over.)
28. Miami (Which washed-up QB will be their starter next year?)
29. St. Louis (Words can’t describe how bad they look. And now Stephen Jackson is out)
30. Kansas City (Only win came against Tavaris Jackson)
31. Minnesota (Only win came against Atlanta)
32. Atlanta (They stink)

Did you have a College team ranked higher than them last week?

Woops

I might as well start one this week.

Your AFC/NFC Conference Champion Matchups

1. New England Patriots (3-0)
2. Indianapolis Colts (3-0)
3. Dallas Cowboys (3-0)
4. Green Bay Packers (3-0)

Good, But Not Good Enough

5. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-0)
6. Seattle Seahawks (2-1)
7. Baltimore Ravens (2-1)
8. Houston Texans (2-1)

They're This High 'Cause They Played Well This Week

9. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1)
10. Tennessee Titans (1-2)
11. Philadelphia Eagles (1-2)

The Prentenders

12. San Diego Chargers (1-2)
13. Chicago Bears (1-2)
14. Denver Broncos (2-1)
15. Washington Redskins (2-1)
16. Detroit Lions (2-1)
17. Carolina Panthers (2-1)
18. San Fransisco 49ers (2-1)
19. Cincinnati Bengals (1-2)

Could Be Better - Either Marginally or Extraordinarily

20. New Orleans Saints (0-3)
21. Arizona Cardinals (1-2)
22. New York Jets (1-2)
23. New York Giants (1-2)
24. Minnesota Vikings (1-2)
25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-2)

They Just Suck

26. Oakland Raiders (1-2)
27. Cleveland Browns (1-2)
28. Kansas City Chiefs (1-2)
29. St. Louis Rams (0-3)
30. Miami Dolphins (0-3)
31. Buffalo Bills (0-3)
32. Atlanta Falcons (0-3)