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NFL Week 13 Power Rankings: A Look At All 32 Teams
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1. Philadelphia Eagles
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We’re all still wondering how that 59-yard Jake Elliot field goal went in at the end of regulation.
Last week: 1
2. Kansas City Chiefs
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Did the Chiefs figure things out in the second half against the Raiders? I tend to remain skeptical but take a look at their schedule and tell me 12 wins isn’t a “sure thing” bet.
Last week: 2
3. San Francisco 49ers
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In their current three game winning streak the Niners are scoring 30.6 ppg, allowing just 10 ppg, and are winning by nearly three TD’s.
Last week: 5
4. Baltimore Ravens
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Sunday’s win over the Chargers marked the first full game without Mark Andrews. Baltimore’s leading receiver was Isaiah Likely who caught 4 balls for 40 yards.
Last week: 4
5. Dallas Cowboys
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The Cowboys continue to climb as they’ve won three in a row by an average of 30 points per game.
Last week: 6
6. Miami Dolphins
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Friday’s win over the Jets saw an uptick in touches for Jeff Wilson Jr…11 carries and 3 receptions. Yet another weapon for the league’s most potent offense.
Last week: 7
7. Detroit Lions
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It wouldn’t have been Thanksgiving without the Lions gagging one away.
Last week: 3
8. Jacksonville Jaguars
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If you take a look at their schedule, there’s a legitimate chance the Jags can get to 13 wins. That just might be good enough for top spot in the AFC.
Last week: 10
9. Pittsburgh Steelers
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Offensive coordinator Matt Canada gets fired and Kenny Pickett throws for the most yards in a game this season (278).
Last week: 14
10. Houston Texans
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Sunday’s loss to Jacksonville marked Houston’s 7th straight one score game.
Last week: 9
11. Cleveland Browns
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The injuries are piling up as the Browns saw their starting QB, star WR, and Myles Garrett get injured in Sunday’s loss in Denver.
Last week: 8
12. Buffalo Bills
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From double digit lead to heartbreaking loss…Sunday’s loss in Philly exemplified Buffalo’s disappointing season.
Last week: 12
13. Denver Broncos
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That’s five straight wins for the Broncos and if they win Sunday in Houston they’ll officially be “in the mix”.
Last week: 16
14. Seattle Seahawks
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Seattle has lost two straight and three of four. If they don’t get things going soon, they could see their playoff berth evaporate.
Last week: 11
15. Indianapolis Colts
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The Colts have won three in a row while taking care of business against bad teams, but now Jonathan Taylor is dealing with a thumb injury which could include missing a few weeks.
Last week: 18
16. Minnesota Vikings
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Back down to earth for career backup QB Josh Dobbs throwing 4 interceptions against the Bears on Monday night.
Last week: 13
17. Green Bay Packers
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Don’t look now but the Pack have won two straight and three out of four. Additionally, Jordan Love had maybe his best game on Thanksgiving Day’s win over Detroit.
Last week: 24
18. Los Angeles Rams
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The Rams were 3-5 and it looked like their season was going to faceplant. But I give Sean McVeigh and company credit for back-to-back wins and playing games in December that should matter.
Last week: 22
19. Atlanta Falcons
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If the playoffs started today the Falcons would be the 4 seed. Can the NFL please consider a change to their seeding system?
Last week: 23
20. New Orleans Saints
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New Orleans plays just one team the rest of the way that has playoff aspirations. If they don’t win the NFC South that’s on them.
Last week: 12
21. Las Vegas Radiers
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I have to be honest, there’s not much to write about the Raiders.
Last week: 19
22. Cincinnati Bengals
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Jake Browning did all he could in his first start on Sunday, but a quick look at Cincinnati’s schedule (and with no Joe Burrow) they might end up with just 5 wins.
Last week: 15
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Todd Bowles showed on Sunday why he should be a coordinator and not a head coach. Indy’s first year man Shane Steichen ran circles around him.
Last week: 20
24. Los Angeles Chargers
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The only interesting thing about the Chargers is who in the media will head coach Brandon Staley scold after yet another loss.
Last week: 21
25. Tennessee Titans
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After an impressive debut, Will Levis has been under 200 yards the last three games.
Last week: 27
26. Chicago Bears
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The Bears became the first team in the NFL to win this season without scoring a touchdown, and the victory was their first without a touchdown attached since 1993.
Last week: 28
27. New York Giants
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In a span of 48 hours the Giants continued to sink their draft position and their GM gave the vote of confidence to QB Daniel Jones.
Last week: 29
28. Washington Commanders
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In a year with so much promise the Commanders are 0-5 in the NFC East.
Last week: 23
29. New York Jets
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Notice that Aaron Rodgers said he will only come back if the Jets are in playoff contention. Attention to A-Rod, they’ve been out of it since he was injured in week one.
Last week: 26
30. Arizona Cardinals
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Who is Arizona going to take with the 2nd overall pick?
Last week: 30
31. New England Patriots
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The two Patriots QB’s combined for 136 yards and 3 interceptions against the Giants on Sunday.
Last week: 31
32. Carolina Panthers
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Enjoy your buyout money, Frank Reich.
Last week: 32