Monday, January 12, 2009

NFL Divisional Round Power Rankings

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RankTeamW-LPower
Index
This week
1 (-)Baltimore
Ravens
13-51.5708
(LW × 1.008)
won by 3
at Titans
2 (↑2)Philadelphia
Eagles
11-6-11.5097
(LW × 1.035)
won by 12
at Giants
3 (↓1)Pittsburgh
Steelers
13-41.5096
(LW × 1.009)
won by 11
vs Chargers
4 (↑1)Indianapolis
Colts
12-51.4379
(LW × 0.994)
Bye
5 (↓2)New York
Giants
12-51.4336
(LW × 0.979)
lost by 12
vs Eagles
6 (↑1)New England
Patriots
11-51.4234
(LW × 1.008)
Bye
7 (↓1)Tennessee
Titans
13-41.4188
(LW × 0.988)
lost by 3
vs Ravens
8 (↑1)San Diego
Chargers
9-91.3728
(LW × 0.983)
lost by 11
at Steelers
9 (↑1)Atlanta
Falcons
11-61.3558
(LW × 0.997)
Bye
10 (↑1)Minnesota
Vikings
10-71.3440
(LW × 1.001)
Bye
11 (↓3)Carolina
Panthers
12-51.3295
(LW × 0.948)
lost by 20
vs Cardinals
12 (↑5)Arizona
Cardinals
11-71.3272
(LW × 1.062)
won by 20
at Panthers
13 (↑2)Dallas
Cowboys
9-71.3082
(LW × 1.006)
Bye
14 (-)Miami
Dolphins
11-61.3055
(LW × 1.002)
Bye
15 (↓3)Houston
Texans
8-81.3004
(LW × 0.995)
Bye
16 (↓3)New Orleans
Saints
8-81.2865
(LW × 0.987)
Bye
17 (↓1)Chicago
Bears
9-71.2566
(LW × 0.995)
Bye
18 (↑3)Washington
Redskins
8-81.2450
(LW × 1.009)
Bye
19 (↑1)New York
Jets
9-71.2388
(LW × 1.003)
Bye
20 (↓2)Green Bay
Packers
6-101.2307
(LW × 0.992)
Bye
21 (↑1)San Francisco
49ers
7-91.2306
(LW × 1.008)
Bye
22 (↓3)Tampa Bay
Buccaneers
9-71.2239
(LW × 0.988)
Bye
23 (-)Cincinnati
Bengals
4-11-11.2147
(LW × 1.002)
Bye
24 (-)Oakland
Raiders
5-111.1922
(LW × 0.991)
Bye
25 (-)Buffalo
Bills
7-91.1903
(LW × 1.001)
Bye
26 (↑2)Seattle
Seahawks
4-121.1685
(LW × 1.014)
Bye
27 (↓1)Jacksonville
Jaguars
5-111.1639
(LW × 0.996)
Bye
28 (↓1)Denver
Broncos
8-81.1507
(LW × 0.990)
Bye
29 (-)Cleveland
Browns
4-121.1358
(LW × 1.001)
Bye
30 (-)Kansas City
Chiefs
2-141.0770
(LW × 0.991)
Bye
31 (-)St. Louis
Rams
2-141.0551
(LW × 1.011)
Bye
32 (-)Detroit
Lions
0-161.0011
(LW × 0.991)
Bye

Comments:

  • The Cardinals are the only remaining team ranked below an eliminated team. But they are now in the top 12, and finally above another (albeit eliminated) playoff team.

  • The Eagles and Steelers are virtually tied. If the Steelers had held on to their 18-point lead, they would have held on to the #2 spot.

  • Since the seeding system was started, Eagles @ Cardinals is just the third championship game without a #1 or #2 seed. Others were in 1987: Vikings (#5) @ Redskins (#3) and 2006: Patriots (#4) @ Colts (#3).