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2015年4月22日Top 10 NFL Players from the Nebraska wholesalejerseysusa.us.com Cornhuskers
Nebraska has had a long tradition of having impressive college football teams. With that have come impressive players that have gone on to star in the NFL. Nebraska has had a tradition of winning and some of the best NFL players of all time have played in college there. Every year in the NFL the elite athletes get chosen to participate in the Pro Bowl. Here is a list of the top 10 Nebraska players based on Pro Bowl appearances and career longevity. 10. John Dutton Dutton played in the NFL for 14 seasons from 1974 1987. Dutton was drafted in 1974 as the 5th overall pick by the Baltimore Colts. Dutton was selected to participate in 3 Pro Bowls and was consistent as a defensive end and defensive tackle in the NFL.
9. Pat Fischer Fischer was not supposed to be much in the NFL after being drafted as the 232nd selection of the 1961 NFL draft. Fischer played in the NFL from 1961 1977 and appeared in 3 Pro Bowls before retiring.
8. Ed Husmann Husmann played in the NFL for 13 seasons from 1953 1965. Husmann was drafted by the Chicago Cardinals with the 99th pick of the 1953 NFL draft. Husmann was selected to 3 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
7. Roger Craig Craig played 11 seasons as a running back in the NFL from 1983 1993 and was selected as the 49th pick of the 49ers in 1983. Craig was selected to 4 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
6. Ahman Green Green played 11 seasons in the NFL from 1998 2008 and was drafted by the Seahawks with the 76th pick of the 1998 NFL draft. Green was selected to play in 4 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
5. Irving Fryar Fryar was a wide receiver in the NFL and made 5 Pro Bowl appearances from 1984 2000. Fryar was drafted by the Pats with the 1st pick of the 1984 NFL draft.
4. Bob Brown Brown played in the NFL from 1964 1973 and played 10 seasons. Brown appeared in 6 Pro Bowls after being drafted by the Eagles in the 1964 draft as the 2nd pick.
3. Neil Smith Smith was famous for the band aids he wore on his nose. Smith played 13 NFL seasons in the NFL from 1988 2000. Smith was a dominant defensive end in the NFL. Smith was drafted 2nd overall by the Kansas City Chiefs. Smith made the Pro Bowl 6 times.
2. Mick Tingelhoff Mick was undrafted and became Wholesale NFL Jerseys a center in the NFL. Mick was impressive despite being undrafted and was solid during his 17 year NFL career in which he appeared in 6 Pro Bowls.
1. Will Shields Shields has played in twice as many Pro Bowls as the next closest player from Nebraska. Shields was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs as the 74th overall pick of the 1993 NFL draft. Shields played guard in the NFL during his 14 seasons from 1992 2006.
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Nebraska has had a long tradition of having impressive college football teams. With that have come impressive players that have gone on to star in the NFL. Nebraska has had a tradition of winning and some of the best NFL players of all time have played in college there. Every year in the NFL the elite athletes get chosen to participate in the Pro Bowl. Here is a list of the top 10 Nebraska players based on Pro Bowl appearances and career longevity. 10. John Dutton Dutton played in the NFL for 14 seasons from 1974 1987. Dutton was drafted in 1974 as the 5th overall pick by the Baltimore Colts. Dutton was selected to participate in 3 Pro Bowls and was consistent as a defensive end and defensive tackle in the NFL.
9. Pat Fischer Fischer was not supposed to be much in the NFL after being drafted as the 232nd selection of the 1961 NFL draft. Fischer played in the NFL from 1961 1977 and appeared in 3 Pro Bowls before retiring.
8. Ed Husmann Husmann played in the NFL for 13 seasons from 1953 1965. Husmann was drafted by the Chicago Cardinals with the 99th pick of the 1953 NFL draft. Husmann was selected to 3 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
7. Roger Craig Craig played 11 seasons as a running back in the NFL from 1983 1993 and was selected as the 49th pick of the 49ers in 1983. Craig was selected to 4 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
6. Ahman Green Green played 11 seasons in the NFL from 1998 2008 and was drafted by the Seahawks with the 76th pick of the 1998 NFL draft. Green was selected to play in 4 Pro Bowls during his NFL career.
5. Irving Fryar Fryar was a wide receiver in the NFL and made 5 Pro Bowl appearances from 1984 2000. Fryar was drafted by the Pats with the 1st pick of the 1984 NFL draft.
4. Bob Brown Brown played in the NFL from 1964 1973 and played 10 seasons. Brown appeared in 6 Pro Bowls after being drafted by the Eagles in the 1964 draft as the 2nd pick.
3. Neil Smith Smith was famous for the band aids he wore on his nose. Smith played 13 NFL seasons in the NFL from 1988 2000. Smith was a dominant defensive end in the NFL. Smith was drafted 2nd overall by the Kansas City Chiefs. Smith made the Pro Bowl 6 times.
2. Mick Tingelhoff Mick was undrafted and became Wholesale NFL Jerseys a center in the NFL. Mick was impressive despite being undrafted and was solid during his 17 year NFL career in which he appeared in 6 Pro Bowls.
1. Will Shields Shields has played in twice as many Pro Bowls as the next closest player from Nebraska. Shields was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs as the 74th overall pick of the 1993 NFL draft. Shields played guard in the NFL during his 14 seasons from 1992 2006.
Published by Matt Berkshire
Hi my name is Matt Berkshire. I am passionate about everything in life, especially sports. I eat, sleep, dream sports. View profile
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Just messing with ya. The reason markets are important (and officially defined, which this map doesn necessarily represent) is that an NFL team needs to sell out their stadium in order to show the games on TV on their home market. This is exceedingly easy to do, but some teams have trouble doing it. (Detroit Lions come to mind, as do the Jacksonville Jaguars.) This is supposed to encourage ticket sales and to encourage fans to go to the games which take place on a frozen Tundra in January.
Also, it an incentive for NFL teams to be good. Northern Michigan, for example, is part of the Detroit market, but is primarily occupied by Packers fans. This is part organic (close to GB) but also a result of the fact that Detroit Lions games are UGG Boots Cheap blacked out, and Packers games are on TV instead. This costs merchandise sales for the Lions, as those fans will buy Packers hats, jerseys, tickets, etc. Edit: To clarify, the reaon Lions games are blacked out is because they don sell out their stadium. They don sell out because they usually suck, really really bad. (Only team to ever go 0 16.) They doing better in recent years, however.
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2015年4月22日NFL Week 9 Recap
The Jets are officially back in the playoff race after defeating the Bills, and improving their record to 5 3. Now the Jets, Patriots, and Bills are all 5 3 going into Week 10. The Jets defense stepped up big, allowing only 11 points, and intercepting Ryan Fitzpatrick twice. The Jets’ biggest game of the season is next week when they face off against the Patriots at home.
Seahawks vs. Cowboys: Cheap UGGs 23 13 Cowboys
Seahawks Player of the Week: Marshawn Lynch 135 rush yards, touchdown
Cowboys Player of the Week: Tony Romo 279 pass yards, 2 touchdowns, 112.2 passer rating
The Cowboys picked up another win Sunday and are now second in the NFC East with a 4 4 record. Tony Romo had a great game for the Cowboys, throwing two touchdowns and no interceptions. Bad news for the Cowboys is that Miles Austin hurt is hamstring and is reportedly out 2 4 weeks.
Falcons vs. Colts: 31 7 Falcons
Falcons Player of the Week: Julio Jones 3 receptions, 131 receiving yards, 2 touchdowns
Colts Player of the Week: Jerraud Powers, 3 tackles, interception, touchdown
Shocker, the Colts lost against by a significant amount of points. Julio Jones had the best game of his young career, exploding for 131 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns. Michael Turner also had a solid game, rushing for 71 yards and a touchdown.
Dolphins vs. uggsshow.com Chiefs: 31 3 Dolphins
Dolphins Player of the Week: Reggie Bush 92 rush yards, 50 receiving yards, touchdown
Chiefs Player of the Week: Steve Breaston 7 receptions, 115 receiving yards
Bad news for the Dolphins: They won. The Dolphins finally decided to stop "Sucking for Luck" and crushed the Chiefs who had won four straight, The Dolphins now have one more win than the Colts, who at this rate, are not close to winning a game this season. With the Colts in line for Luck, the Dolphins might need to "Suck for Landry Jones or Matt Barkley".
Bucs vs. Saints: 27 16 Saints
Bucs Player of the Week: Josh Freeman 281 pass yards, touchdown, 103.5 passer rating
Saints Player of the Week: Darren Sproles 42 rush yards, 57 receiving yards, touchdown
The Saints bounced back from an ugly loss to the Rams and defeated the Bucs 27 16. The Saints next three games though, are their toughest of the season as they face off against the Falcons, Giants, and Lions.
Niners vs. Redskins: 19 11 Niners
Niners Player of the Week: Frank Gore 107 rush yards
Redskins Player of the Week: Roy Helu 40 rush yards, 14 receptions, 105 receiving yards
Another impressive game for the 49’ers who are now 7 1. The Niners defense has proved that they are one of the best in the league, especially against the run. Alex Smith continues to play stable at quarterback, throwing for 200 yards and a touchdown.
Browns vs. Texans: 30 12 Texans
Browns Player of the Week: Josh Cribbs 5 receptions, 50 receiving yards, touchdown
Texans Player of the Week: Arian Foster 124 rush yards, touchdown
Another game without Andre Johnson, and another win for the Houston Texans. The Texans are now 6 3 and have a commanding lead over the weak AFC South. Arian Foster continues to do wonders for Houston ever since he returned from his injury in the beginning of the season. Cleveland on the other hand, is looking terrible ever since Peyton Hillis went down with an injury, and also declared he would test free agency next year. Madden Curse for the win!
The Jets are officially back in the playoff race after defeating the Bills, and improving their record to 5 3. Now the Jets, Patriots, and Bills are all 5 3 going into Week 10. The Jets defense stepped up big, allowing only 11 points, and intercepting Ryan Fitzpatrick twice. The Jets’ biggest game of the season is next week when they face off against the Patriots at home.
Seahawks vs. Cowboys: Cheap UGGs 23 13 Cowboys
Seahawks Player of the Week: Marshawn Lynch 135 rush yards, touchdown
Cowboys Player of the Week: Tony Romo 279 pass yards, 2 touchdowns, 112.2 passer rating
The Cowboys picked up another win Sunday and are now second in the NFC East with a 4 4 record. Tony Romo had a great game for the Cowboys, throwing two touchdowns and no interceptions. Bad news for the Cowboys is that Miles Austin hurt is hamstring and is reportedly out 2 4 weeks.
Falcons vs. Colts: 31 7 Falcons
Falcons Player of the Week: Julio Jones 3 receptions, 131 receiving yards, 2 touchdowns
Colts Player of the Week: Jerraud Powers, 3 tackles, interception, touchdown
Shocker, the Colts lost against by a significant amount of points. Julio Jones had the best game of his young career, exploding for 131 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns. Michael Turner also had a solid game, rushing for 71 yards and a touchdown.
Dolphins vs. uggsshow.com Chiefs: 31 3 Dolphins
Dolphins Player of the Week: Reggie Bush 92 rush yards, 50 receiving yards, touchdown
Chiefs Player of the Week: Steve Breaston 7 receptions, 115 receiving yards
Bad news for the Dolphins: They won. The Dolphins finally decided to stop "Sucking for Luck" and crushed the Chiefs who had won four straight, The Dolphins now have one more win than the Colts, who at this rate, are not close to winning a game this season. With the Colts in line for Luck, the Dolphins might need to "Suck for Landry Jones or Matt Barkley".
Bucs vs. Saints: 27 16 Saints
Bucs Player of the Week: Josh Freeman 281 pass yards, touchdown, 103.5 passer rating
Saints Player of the Week: Darren Sproles 42 rush yards, 57 receiving yards, touchdown
The Saints bounced back from an ugly loss to the Rams and defeated the Bucs 27 16. The Saints next three games though, are their toughest of the season as they face off against the Falcons, Giants, and Lions.
Niners vs. Redskins: 19 11 Niners
Niners Player of the Week: Frank Gore 107 rush yards
Redskins Player of the Week: Roy Helu 40 rush yards, 14 receptions, 105 receiving yards
Another impressive game for the 49’ers who are now 7 1. The Niners defense has proved that they are one of the best in the league, especially against the run. Alex Smith continues to play stable at quarterback, throwing for 200 yards and a touchdown.
Browns vs. Texans: 30 12 Texans
Browns Player of the Week: Josh Cribbs 5 receptions, 50 receiving yards, touchdown
Texans Player of the Week: Arian Foster 124 rush yards, touchdown
Another game without Andre Johnson, and another win for the Houston Texans. The Texans are now 6 3 and have a commanding lead over the weak AFC South. Arian Foster continues to do wonders for Houston ever since he returned from his injury in the beginning of the season. Cleveland on the other hand, is looking terrible ever since Peyton Hillis went down with an injury, and also declared he would test free agency next year. Madden Curse for the win!
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2015年4月22日Obama Congratulates Michael Sam
WASHINGTON President Obama congratulated Michael Sam today, after he made history as the first openly gay player drafted into the NFL when he was picked by the St. Louis Rams, the White House said.
President congratulates Michael Sam, the Rams and the NFL for taking an important step forward today in our Nation journey. From the playing field to the corporate boardroom, LGBT Americans prove everyday that you should be judged by what you do and not who you are, a White House official emailed to ABC News.
Sam, who led the Southeast Conference in sacks with 11.5 in the 2013 season and was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year came out as gay after the season, drawing national media attention to his all but certain path to join an NFL roster.
Rated as a mid round prospect, Sam fell lower in the draft than many analysts initially predicted. He was chosen in the seventh round.
Last week, some NFL insiders predicted to ABC that teams would be reluctant to draft Sam because of potential media attention, given his sexual preference.
Sam may also make history for being the most tweeted about draft pick.
And, for what was likely the first time, ESPN video featured a happy Sam kissing his boyfriend after getting the call from Rams coach Jeff Fisher.
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WASHINGTON President Obama congratulated Michael Sam today, after he made history as the first openly gay player drafted into the NFL when he was picked by the St. Louis Rams, the White House said.
President congratulates Michael Sam, the Rams and the NFL for taking an important step forward today in our Nation journey. From the playing field to the corporate boardroom, LGBT Americans prove everyday that you should be judged by what you do and not who you are, a White House official emailed to ABC News.
Sam, who led the Southeast Conference in sacks with 11.5 in the 2013 season and was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year came out as gay after the season, drawing national media attention to his all but certain path to join an NFL roster.
Rated as a mid round prospect, Sam fell lower in the draft than many analysts initially predicted. He was chosen in the seventh round.
Last week, some NFL insiders predicted to ABC that teams would be reluctant to draft Sam because of potential media attention, given his sexual preference.
Sam may also make history for being the most tweeted about draft pick.
And, for what was likely the first time, ESPN video featured a happy Sam kissing his boyfriend after getting the call from Rams coach Jeff Fisher.
About The Michael Kors Outlet Online Note
Throughout the day, ABC News’ political team contributes to The Note with the very latest Cheap Michael Kors news and analysis from the nation’s capital and the campaign trail.
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The 2014 NFL playoff schedule features the 49ers vs. Packers this afternoon. In the NFC wild card game San Francisco will take on Green Bay at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis, Ind. The matchup of the 49ers vs. Packers live stream is available in many locations depending on what services you subscribe to. It will also air live on TV, according to a Jan. 5 SB Nation report.
This NFC Wild Card game features the well know rivalry between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers. Colin Kaepernick was amazing earlier in 2013 against the Packers, and it is likely he will do just as well or even better during today’s game. Of course, even with the quarterback at his very best, the game remained incredibly close. Green Bay is ready to go with its team healthy and a great roster. Tonight’s game between the 49ers and the Packers should be one of the best of the weekend.
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The 2014 NFL playoff schedule features the 49ers vs. Packers this afternoon. In the NFC wild card game San Francisco will take on Green Bay at Lucas Oil Field in Indianapolis, Ind. The matchup of the 49ers vs. Packers live stream is available in many locations depending on what services you subscribe to. It will also air live on TV, according to a Jan. 5 SB Nation report.
This NFC Wild Card game features the well know rivalry between the San Francisco 49ers and the Green Bay Packers. Colin Kaepernick was amazing earlier in 2013 against the Packers, and it is likely he will do just as well or even better during today’s game. Of course, even with the quarterback at his very best, the game remained incredibly close. Green Bay is ready to go with its team healthy and a great roster. Tonight’s game between the 49ers and the Packers should be one of the best of the weekend.
The San Francisco vs. EST. If you cannot catch this premier game on TV this afternoon, be sure to check out a live stream video of the 49ers vs. Packers in one of several locations. You can catch the NFL live stream on FOX www.buyfakeoakleys.com Sports Go if you are able to log in with a valid cable provider. If you do not have a cable provider, Verizon customers can watch the live stream video of the game via the NFL Mobile App. Failing that, NFL Game Pass subscribers will have access to live stream video coverage of this game.
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2015年4月22日2011 Week 5 NFL power rankings
The story of the 2011 NFL regular season continues to be "Comebacks." Lost in the collection of fourth quarter rallies, actual fumbles not called fumbles by officiating crews and a Dream Team which can’t awaken from it’s seemingly never ending nightmare are the defending Super Bowl champs, who just continue to get the job done while leaving plenty of room on the front pages for other more flashy stories. I’m sure that’s just fine with Aaron Rodgers and company.
2011 Week 5 NFL power rankings
32. Minnesota Vikings (0 4): Yikes. Minnesota signed Adrian Peterson to a less than a month ago. Is it too early to think about shutting him down? With Detroit and Green Bay in the division, I say "nope."
31. St. Louis Rams (0 4): That’s the last time I have faith that the Rams will turn things around. With the 49ers currently at 3 1, it might be time to put those "the Rams play in the NFC West, so they could still end up hosting a playoff game!" jokes to bed.
30. Denver Broncos (1 3): I don’t think anybody really expected the Broncos to win in Green Bay this past Sunday. That doesn’t change the fact that this team remains an absolute mess on both sides of the field.
29. Miami Dolphins (0 4): I’m assuming Tony Sparano’s job is safe for at least the next couple of weeks simply because the Miami front office has yet to find a suitable replacement. The Dolphins have to be a "Most Disappointing Team in Football" contender at this point of the season.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars (1 3): It’s clearer and clearer with every snap that the Jags were just lucky to catch a Titans team unprepared to begin the regular season in Week 1. Choosing not to start Blaine Gabbert right from the beginning put Jacksonville in a hole the team isn’t crawling out of anytime soon.
27. Indianapolis Colts (0 4): The Colts are moving up in the world despite not winning a game. Say what you will about the talent on this roster. Indy is showing a lot of heart.
26. Arizona Cardinals (1 3): I have little sympathy for the Cards. The call regarding the Victor Cruz fumble/non fumble was the wrong one, but the refs didn’t give up a game winning touchdown pass, nor did they fail to come up with a score despite having plenty of time on the clock to engineer a game winning drive cheap nhl jerseys china at home.
25. Kansas City Chiefs (1 3): Good for the Chiefs, who, like the Colts, have showed some life in the past couple of weeks. This still isn’t a very good football team, but it’s one that’s certainly not the league’s worst.
24. Seattle Seahawks (1 3): Seattle gave a rather underwhelming Atlanta team a scare at home. That’s something, I suppose.
23. Carolina Panthers (1 3): QB Cam Newton continues to learn on the job, and continues to have more ups than downs. That’s as good as Carolina fans could have hoped for heading into this season.
22. Cleveland Browns (2 2): Maybe an early bye week isn’t the worst thing for the Browns. Cleveland could use a week off to reassess some things after getting absolutely ca rushed at home by the Titans.
21. Philadelphia Eagles (1 3): No mistake here. The Dream Team Eagles seem to be nothing more than a slightly better Minnesota Vikings. Philly blows leads, can’t close teams out at home, has a horrendous offensive line and serious problems on defense.
20. Cincinnati Bengals (2 2): Some making predictions back in early September wondered if Cincy could win two games all season. Don’t sleep on the Bengals. They play with purpose and have a hard hitting defense which will keep the team in games later this fall.
19. Dallas Cowboys (2 2): The Cowboys plummet in NFL power rankings this week, and deservedly so. I don’t care how good the Lions are playing right now. Blowing a 24 point second half lead at home is inexcusable, and you can’t blame just Tony Romo for the loss. Absurd play calling and a lack of defense cost Dallas a win.
18. San Francisco 49ers (3 1): A wholesale nhl jerseys from china comeback win in Philly should, in theory, have San Fran even higher in NFL power rankings. After all, the 49ers might be the only team a few wins away from securing a division title.
17. Chicago Bears (2 2): Chicago has only lost to the best of the best in football this season, but I still find myself not trusting that offense. I see the Bears as a middle of the road team right now.
16. Oakland Raiders (2 2): Losing to the New England Patriots isn’t anything to feel bad about. The loss may have proven, however, that Oakland is a team destined to hang right around the upper middle portions of NFL power rankings throughout this season.
15. Atlanta Falcons (2 2): I’ve no idea what to think about the Falcons right now. They’re either still in early September mode, or they’re not nearly as good as many thought them to be at the start of the season. This coming Sunday’s contest against Green Bay should tell us a lot about this team.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (2 2): Pittsburgh plays every team tough, but that offensive line coupled with Big Ben’s need to try to make the "big play" are going to get Roethlisberger absolutely killed. Throw the ball away, Ben.
13. Washington Redskins (3 1): They don’t win pretty. They don’t look like world beaters. The Redskins are 3 1 heading into the bye week, however, and they’ve certainly earned those three victories.
12. New York Jets (2 2): I’ve been saying it for a few weeks. The Jets just don’t look right. Mark Sanchez was undeniably awful against Baltimore, but his offensive line, with or without Nick Mangold, hasn’t been great this season.
11. Tennessee Titans (3 1): Beating up on the Browns doesn’t put the Titans in the top ten of this week’s NFL power rankings. With that said, this defense appears able to hang with any offense in the league.
10. Buffalo Bills (3 1): Let down game, sure, but losing to the Bengals definitely has a few Bills fans I know a bit concerned. It will be interesting to see how the team responds.
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3 1): Tampa Bay can close teams out, but the Bucs have to start playing better throughout contests if they’re planning on hanging with the best of the best in the NFC. Tampa Bay could easily be 1 3 right now.
8. New York Giants (3 1): Sure, the Giants are a bit lucky. Yes, Washington beat New York several weeks ago. Big Blue is showing the team can get the job done when it matters most.
7. San Diego Chargers (3 1): San Diego continues to beat not so good teams early in the season. Good enough for now.
6. Houston Texans (3 1): Big win against the Steelers overshadowed by Andre Johnson injury, one we still don’t know a whole lot about right now. The Texans will suffer if Johnson misses any considerable time.
The story of the 2011 NFL regular season continues to be "Comebacks." Lost in the collection of fourth quarter rallies, actual fumbles not called fumbles by officiating crews and a Dream Team which can’t awaken from it’s seemingly never ending nightmare are the defending Super Bowl champs, who just continue to get the job done while leaving plenty of room on the front pages for other more flashy stories. I’m sure that’s just fine with Aaron Rodgers and company.
2011 Week 5 NFL power rankings
32. Minnesota Vikings (0 4): Yikes. Minnesota signed Adrian Peterson to a less than a month ago. Is it too early to think about shutting him down? With Detroit and Green Bay in the division, I say "nope."
31. St. Louis Rams (0 4): That’s the last time I have faith that the Rams will turn things around. With the 49ers currently at 3 1, it might be time to put those "the Rams play in the NFC West, so they could still end up hosting a playoff game!" jokes to bed.
30. Denver Broncos (1 3): I don’t think anybody really expected the Broncos to win in Green Bay this past Sunday. That doesn’t change the fact that this team remains an absolute mess on both sides of the field.
29. Miami Dolphins (0 4): I’m assuming Tony Sparano’s job is safe for at least the next couple of weeks simply because the Miami front office has yet to find a suitable replacement. The Dolphins have to be a "Most Disappointing Team in Football" contender at this point of the season.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars (1 3): It’s clearer and clearer with every snap that the Jags were just lucky to catch a Titans team unprepared to begin the regular season in Week 1. Choosing not to start Blaine Gabbert right from the beginning put Jacksonville in a hole the team isn’t crawling out of anytime soon.
27. Indianapolis Colts (0 4): The Colts are moving up in the world despite not winning a game. Say what you will about the talent on this roster. Indy is showing a lot of heart.
26. Arizona Cardinals (1 3): I have little sympathy for the Cards. The call regarding the Victor Cruz fumble/non fumble was the wrong one, but the refs didn’t give up a game winning touchdown pass, nor did they fail to come up with a score despite having plenty of time on the clock to engineer a game winning drive cheap nhl jerseys china at home.
25. Kansas City Chiefs (1 3): Good for the Chiefs, who, like the Colts, have showed some life in the past couple of weeks. This still isn’t a very good football team, but it’s one that’s certainly not the league’s worst.
24. Seattle Seahawks (1 3): Seattle gave a rather underwhelming Atlanta team a scare at home. That’s something, I suppose.
23. Carolina Panthers (1 3): QB Cam Newton continues to learn on the job, and continues to have more ups than downs. That’s as good as Carolina fans could have hoped for heading into this season.
22. Cleveland Browns (2 2): Maybe an early bye week isn’t the worst thing for the Browns. Cleveland could use a week off to reassess some things after getting absolutely ca rushed at home by the Titans.
21. Philadelphia Eagles (1 3): No mistake here. The Dream Team Eagles seem to be nothing more than a slightly better Minnesota Vikings. Philly blows leads, can’t close teams out at home, has a horrendous offensive line and serious problems on defense.
20. Cincinnati Bengals (2 2): Some making predictions back in early September wondered if Cincy could win two games all season. Don’t sleep on the Bengals. They play with purpose and have a hard hitting defense which will keep the team in games later this fall.
19. Dallas Cowboys (2 2): The Cowboys plummet in NFL power rankings this week, and deservedly so. I don’t care how good the Lions are playing right now. Blowing a 24 point second half lead at home is inexcusable, and you can’t blame just Tony Romo for the loss. Absurd play calling and a lack of defense cost Dallas a win.
18. San Francisco 49ers (3 1): A wholesale nhl jerseys from china comeback win in Philly should, in theory, have San Fran even higher in NFL power rankings. After all, the 49ers might be the only team a few wins away from securing a division title.
17. Chicago Bears (2 2): Chicago has only lost to the best of the best in football this season, but I still find myself not trusting that offense. I see the Bears as a middle of the road team right now.
16. Oakland Raiders (2 2): Losing to the New England Patriots isn’t anything to feel bad about. The loss may have proven, however, that Oakland is a team destined to hang right around the upper middle portions of NFL power rankings throughout this season.
15. Atlanta Falcons (2 2): I’ve no idea what to think about the Falcons right now. They’re either still in early September mode, or they’re not nearly as good as many thought them to be at the start of the season. This coming Sunday’s contest against Green Bay should tell us a lot about this team.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (2 2): Pittsburgh plays every team tough, but that offensive line coupled with Big Ben’s need to try to make the "big play" are going to get Roethlisberger absolutely killed. Throw the ball away, Ben.
13. Washington Redskins (3 1): They don’t win pretty. They don’t look like world beaters. The Redskins are 3 1 heading into the bye week, however, and they’ve certainly earned those three victories.
12. New York Jets (2 2): I’ve been saying it for a few weeks. The Jets just don’t look right. Mark Sanchez was undeniably awful against Baltimore, but his offensive line, with or without Nick Mangold, hasn’t been great this season.
11. Tennessee Titans (3 1): Beating up on the Browns doesn’t put the Titans in the top ten of this week’s NFL power rankings. With that said, this defense appears able to hang with any offense in the league.
10. Buffalo Bills (3 1): Let down game, sure, but losing to the Bengals definitely has a few Bills fans I know a bit concerned. It will be interesting to see how the team responds.
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3 1): Tampa Bay can close teams out, but the Bucs have to start playing better throughout contests if they’re planning on hanging with the best of the best in the NFC. Tampa Bay could easily be 1 3 right now.
8. New York Giants (3 1): Sure, the Giants are a bit lucky. Yes, Washington beat New York several weeks ago. Big Blue is showing the team can get the job done when it matters most.
7. San Diego Chargers (3 1): San Diego continues to beat not so good teams early in the season. Good enough for now.
6. Houston Texans (3 1): Big win against the Steelers overshadowed by Andre Johnson injury, one we still don’t know a whole lot about right now. The Texans will suffer if Johnson misses any considerable time.
