ESPN Week 5 NFL Power Rankings

[Chubz]

2008 Power Rankings: Week 5
	RK (LW)	TEAM	REC	COMMENT
	1 (2)	Giants	3-0-0	They took the NFC East lead without getting off the couch. With the Seahawks coming in, the Giants are staring at 4-0. (MM)
	2 (4)	Titans	4-0-0	Hard to find fault with the franchise's first 4-0 start. But you have to take note that the teams they've beaten are 3-12 combined. The Titans are the only team that has played three home games. (PK)
	3 (1)	Cowboys	3-1-0	We'll see if the loss to the Redskins is a wake-up call. The good news is Cincinnati, Arizona and St. Louis are next. (MM)
	4 (6)	Bills	4-0-0	The Bills have overcome three straight fourth-quarter deficits to remain undefeated. Their opponents have a combined record of 4-11, but the Bills have been sensational when it matters most. (TG)
	5 (5)	Steelers	3-1-0	The Steelers got back on track with a big win against Baltimore to solidify their spot as one of the AFC's best. (JW)
	6 (15)	Redskins	3-1-0	Beating the Cowboys on their home turf has to count for something. Big game with Philly looms. (MM)
	7 (10)	Panthers	3-1-0	Steve Smith and Muhsin Muhammad give the Panthers the best receiver duo since Muhammad's departure three years ago. (PY)
	8 (9)	Chargers	2-2-0	The Chargers' win over Oakland wasn't pretty, but 25 points in the fourth quarter is a nice indication of what this team can do. (BW)
	9 (3)	Eagles	2-2-0	The Eagles deserve a little grace for playing without Brian Westbrook, L.J. Smith and Shawn Andrews. They can't afford to lose at home to the Redskins. (MM)
	10 (13)	Buccaneers	3-1-0	Brian Griese is 3-0 since taking over as starter. (PY)
	11 (7)	Broncos	3-1-0	The Broncos will continue to slide down the rankings if their defense can't improve. Too much pressure is being put on the Denver offense. (BW)
	12 (14)	Jaguars	2-2-0	Two consecutive late-game rallies, spurred by a precise David Garrard. They've officially survived the 0-2 start and losses to Tennessee and Buffalo don't look so bad. (PK)
	13 (11)	Patriots	2-1-0	An eviscerating loss to the Dolphins in Week 3 gave the Patriots plenty to work on in their bye week. If they can't beat the 49ers on Sunday, prepare for panic to set in. (TG)
	14 (17)	Ravens	2-1-0	There's nothing wrong with a 2-1 start. But the Ravens missed out on a chance to make a huge statement in Monday's road loss to Pittsburgh. (JW)
	15 (8)	Packers	2-2-0	The Packers might have to start their backup quarterback for the first time in 16 years if Aaron Rodgers can't recover from a sprained shoulder. (KS)
	16 (16)	Saints	2-2-0	Deuce McAllister is back to bring much-needed balance to the offense. (PY)
	17 (12)	Colts	1-2-0	The Colts enjoyed a week off to help refocus and heal. But the best medicine could be the Texans, who've only beaten Indy once. (PK)
	18 (20)	Bears	2-2-0	The Bears hope they turned the corner in defeating Philadelphia. One thing is for certain: They showed important versatility on offense. (KS)
	19 (21)	Jets	2-2-0	Brett Favre's six-touchdown day breathes new life into the Jets heading into their bye week. But their defense ranks 28th on points allowed and 24th in yards allowed. (TG)
	20 (18)	Cardinals	2-2-0	The pass protection must improve or Kurt Warner won't last. The Cards face a must-win vs. Buffalo. (MS)
	21 (19)	Vikings	1-3-0	It doesn't get any easier this week at New Orleans on "Monday Night Football." (KS)
	22 (22)	49ers	2-2-0	J.T. O'Sullivan has taken 19 sacks in four games. Tough week for the Niners with the Pats coming off a bye. (MS)
	23 (23)	Seahawks	1-2-0	The bye week allowed the Seahawks to get healthier at receiver. The defense must step up. (MS)
	24 (24)	Falcons	2-2-0	The Falcons are beating bad teams and losing to good ones. They must keep Michael Turner running against the good ones. (PY)
	25 (26)	Browns	1-3-0	The Battle of Ohio wasn't pretty. But the Browns finally got a win and have the bye week to try to get better. (JW)
	26 (25)	Dolphins	1-2-0	The Dolphins shocked the NFL with a crazy romp over the Patriots in Week 3. If the Dolphins can follow up with a win at home over the Chargers, they would rekindle long-lost hopes in South Florida. (TG)
	27 (27)	Texans	0-3-0	The Texans remain upbeat despite losing a game they should have won. They're ready for a full month at home in Reliant Stadium with the roof open. (PK)
	28 (29)	Raiders	1-3-0	The Raiders may be a mess, but this team is playing hard. Good things will start to happen if that trend continues. (BW)
	29 (31)	Chiefs	1-3-0	The Chiefs deserve a lot of credit for their big win over Denver. Many pundits thought they'd go 0-16. That is no longer a worry. (BW)
	30 (28)	Bengals	0-4-0	This team wasn't good with Carson Palmer. Without him, it might be the worst team in the league. (JW)
	31 (30)	Lions	0-3-0	Matt Millen's departure doesn't make them any better. At least not this year. (KS)
	32 (32)	Rams	0-4-0	The Rams would be wise to give Marc Bulger another shot. Trent Green's not the long-term answer. (MS)

[Chubz]

thats right bitches, Gints are number one

[Agent Zero]

Originally Posted by Chubz

thats right bitches, Gints are number one

Blah blah blah... *cookie*

[Chubz]

if it were up to me the Boys would be off the list

[Agent Zero]

Originally Posted by Chubz

if it were up to me the Boys would be off the list

but it is not.. so put that in your pipe and smoke it.