This is my Week 1 Power Ranking. Be sure to post your own.


 

1. Seahawks

2. Steelers

3. Panthers
4. Packers

5. Cardinals

6. Bengals

7. Chiefs

8. Vikings

9. Patriots

10. Redskins

11. Broncos

12. Texans

13. Bills

14. Cowboys

15. Raiders

16. Jaguars

17. Bucs

18. Ravens

19. Saints

20. Colts

21. Giants

22. Jets

23. Chargers

24. Falcons

25. Bears

26. Lions

27. Dolphins

28. Titans

29. Rams

30. Eagles

31. Browns

32. 49ers

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'02

Broncos too low, Vikings too high.

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"It was Blake Bortles the whole time. They believe in this kid. He reminds me a bit of a young Ben Roethlisberger." ~Mike Mayock

I'd probably put the Bengals a little lower to start. They lost key offensive guys (Marvin Jones, Sanu, Andre Smith). Tyler Eifert is out at least 3-4weeks.


Defensive secondary is banged up. Burfict is suspended.


And they have a very rough start to the season.

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I'd probably put the Bengals a little lower to start. They lost key offensive guys (Marvin Jones, Sanu, Andre Smith). Tyler Eifert is out at least 3-4weeks.


Defensive secondary is banged up. Burfict is suspended.


And they have a very rough start to the season.

 

 

I actually had them a little lower in my last rankings for the same reasoning, but they didn't appear to miss a beat this preseason. It appears, like a couple others teams, they've managed to weather their injury storm and loss of free agents.

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'02

Broncos too low, Vikings too high.

 

 

Your opinion here certainly fits the majority, but I disagree due to their respective qb positions. As good as the Broncos D is, I envision their raw, young, totally inexperienced qb will have his own learning curve to face wherein he's bound to have some ugly games. I know he looked good this preseason, but that's the nature of the NFL beast.


 

On the flip side, the Vikings traded a first round pick for a very good qb representing a substantial upgrade over their former game manager. I feel like they just went from playoff contender to super bowl contender. Teddy's injury may have been the best thing to happen to the Vikings.

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'02

Your opinion here certainly fits the majority, but I disagree due to their respective qb positions. As good as the Broncos D is, I envision their raw, young, totally inexperienced qb will have his own learning curve to face wherein he's bound to have some ugly games. I know he looked good this preseason, but that's the nature of the NFL beast.


On the flip side, the Vikings traded a first round pick for a very good qb representing a substantial upgrade over their former game manager. I feel like they just went from playoff contender to super bowl contender. Teddy's injury may have been the best thing to happen to the Vikings.

Bradford substantially better than Teddy B?

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"Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, if he gets angry, he's a mile away and barefoot."

Bradford substantially better than Teddy B?

 

 

Heck yeah as long as he can stay upright.

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'02

Panthers

Seahawks

Patriots

Broncos

Packers

Cardinals

Steelers

Chiefs

Bengals

Texans

Jets

Vikings

Giants

Ravens

Redskins

Raiders

Falcons

Lions

Colts

Bucs

Bills

Dolphins

Cowboys

Rams

Saints

Chargers

Eagles

Bears

Jaguars

titans

49ers

Browns

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Make the Jags Great Again
Blake Bortles......YOU'RE FIRED!
Dave Caldwell.....YOU'RE FIRED!

My picks for the start of the season Power Rankings are as followed:


1. Panthers

2. Seahawks

3. Steelers

4. Packers

5. Cardinals

6. Chiefs

7. Patriots

8. Bengals

9. Broncos

10. Vikings

11. Redskins

12. Bills

13. Texans

14. Raiders

15.  Ravens

16.  Bucs

17.  Giants

18. Saints

19. Jaguars

20. Chargers

21. Falcons

22. Jets

23. Cowboys

24. Dolphins

25. Colts

26. Browns

27. Lions

28. Titans

29. Rams

30. Eagles

31. 9ers

32. Bears

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