Slaga's Power Rankings - Week 8

[slaga]

By team:

Rank (Last Week) Week 8 Combined Winning %

1 (2) New England Patriots 66.9%

2 (1) Pittsburgh Steelers 65.4%

3 (7) Indiannapolis Colts 61.9%

4 (3) New York Jets 61.0%

5 (5) New York Giants 59.8%

6 (9) Kansas City Chiefs 59.2%

7 (4) Baltimore Ravens 59.0%

8 (11) Tampa Bay Buccaneers 58.8%

9 (6) Atlanta Falcons 58.8%

10 (19) New Orleans Saints 55.5%

11 (18) Green Bay Packers 55.2%

12 (10) Houston Texans 54.3%

13 (16) Philadelphia Eagles 54.0%

14 (17) Miami Dolphins 53.4%

15 (8) Tennessee Titans 52.8%

16 (15) Chicago Bears 52.6%

17 (14) Arizona Cardinals 52.1%

18 (12) Seattle Seahawks 50.5%

19 (13) Washington Redskins 49.1%

20 (20) St. Louis Rams 49.1%

21 (26) San Diego Chargers 47.4%

22 (23) Oakland Raiders 46.9%

23 (21) Jacksonville Jaguars 46.6%

24 (24) Cleveland Browns 42.8%

25 (27) Minnesota Vikings 41.1%

26 (29) Detroit Lions 40.3%

27 (25) Cinncinnati Bengals 40.1%

28 (22) Denver Broncos 38.8%

29 (30) San Franciso 49ers 37.3%

30 (28) Dallas Cowboys 31.6%

31 (31) Carolina Panthers 30.0%

32 (32) Buffalo Bills 29.1%

By Division:

1 (1) AFC South 53.9%

2 (3) AFC East 52.6%

3 (2) AFC North 51.8%

4 (5) NFC South 50.8%

5 (4) NFC East 48.6%

6 (7) AFC West 48.1%

7 (8) NFC North 47.3%

8 (6) NFC West 47.3%

Rank Team Past Opponent's Wining Record

1 Buffalo Bills 67.1%

2 Cleveland Browns 64.0%

3 Pittsburgh Steelers 60.7%

4 San Diego Chargers 58.7%

5 Denver Broncos 57.4%

6 Houston Texans 57.1%

7 Arizona Cardinals 57.1%

8 Cinncinnati Bengals 57.1%

9 Indiannapolis Colts 54.6%

10 Minnesota Vikings 54.6%

11 Detroit Lions 53.8%

12 Dallas Cowboys 53.8%

13 Carolina Panthers 52.3%

14 San Franciso 49ers 51.1%

15 Philadelphia Eagles 50.0%

16 Washington Redskins 49.8%

17 Miami Dolphins 49.7%

18 New York Jets 47.2%

19 Tennessee Titans 47.1%

20 Atlanta Falcons 45.2%

21 Oakland Raiders 44.6%

22 Baltimore Ravens 44.4%

23 New Orleans Saints 44.2%

24 St. Louis Rams 44.0%

25 Green Bay Packers 43.8%

26 New York Giants 43.6%

27 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 42.6%

28 Chicago Bears 42.6%

29 Jacksonville Jaguars 42.4%

30 New England Patriots 42.1%

31 Seattle Seahawks 41.1%

32 Kansas City Chiefs 38.5%

Rank Team Future Opponent's Wining Record

1 Arizona Cardinals 34.5%

2 Pittsburgh Steelers 42.1%

3 San Diego Chargers 44.2%

4 Kansas City Chiefs 44.4%

5 New England Patriots 46.0%

6 New York Jets 46.0%

7 Chicago Bears 46.6%

8 New Orleans Saints 47.3%

9 New York Giants 47.4%

10 Minnesota Vikings 47.4%

11 St. Louis Rams 47.5%

12 Green Bay Packers 47.8%

13 Philadelphia Eagles 48.4%

14 Detroit Lions 49.8%

15 Indiannapolis Colts 49.8%

16 Cleveland Browns 50.0%

17 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 50.2%

18 Miami Dolphins 50.6%

19 Buffalo Bills 50.8%

20 Baltimore Ravens 51.4%

21 San Franciso 49ers 51.8%

22 Denver Broncos 52.2%

23 Atlanta Falcons 52.8%

24 Washington Redskins 53.3%

25 Seattle Seahawks 53.4%

26 Cinncinnati Bengals 54.0%

27 Houston Texans 54.2%

28 Dallas Cowboys 56.0%

29 Jacksonville Jaguars 56.0%

30 Oakland Raiders 56.9%

31 Tennessee Titans 60.7%

32 Carolina Panthers 60.9%

[frankez99]

slaga; nice analysis.....and I believe I've seen your rankings on a different sports message board, no?

[rockfan7224]

I still can't believe how wide open the NFL is this year.

[Backpack3r]

[slaga]

slaga; nice analysis.....and I believe I've seen your rankings on a different sports message board, no?

Yeah, that team is currently 1-6 and ranked 30th above. It is ironic that I started this here last year and we all know how well how we did last year. This year I chose to post it over there too and ... Maybe next year I'll find an Eagles or Giants board to post it on too.

[Big Blue Joe]

Yeah, that team is currently 1-6 and ranked 30th above. It is ironic that I started this here last year and we all know how well how we did last year. This year I chose to post it over there too and ... Maybe next year I'll find an Eagles or Giants board to post it on too.

I'd suggest going with an Eagles' message board, otherwise the trend is unlikely to continue.