Here at the ICT Zone, our power rankings are based on a very simple philosophy. "To be the man you gotta beat the man", if a lower ranked team beats a higher ranked team, then the two teams automatically swap spots regardless of results from prior weeks.
Week 9 had the Buccaneers at first, but that is no longer the case after their blowout loss to the Saints. The Saints have slowly started making a real case as one of the Super Bowl favorites. The Dolphins also slide into our top 3 after taking down the Cardinals. The Dolphins might really be the real deal.
Next week there are a variety of exciting matchups.
1. New Orleans Saints +5
(6-2)
Aight, maybe this is the last year of the Super Bowl window.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
(8-0)
I still don't think they are that good.
3. Miami Dolphins +11
(5-3)
Tua and Brian Flores might be a second coming of Brady-Belichick.
4. Kansas City Chiefs
(8-1)
15 and 1?
5. Baltimore Ravens
(6-2)
Yeah Lamar Jackson looks different.
6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -5
(6-3)
This is not a championship team.
7. Cincinnati Bengals
(2-5-1)
Everything looks better when you have a QB for the future.
8. Atlanta Falcons +9
(3-6)
Don't look now, but they are stringing together wins.
9. Las Vegas Raiders
(5-3)
A great season so far.
10. Buffalo Bills
(7-2)
Still don't know how Buffalo got this good.
11. Indianapolis Colts
(5-3)
Very average team.
12. Cleveland Browns
(5-3)
If they get 10 wins, its a good season.
13. Minnesota Vikings +10
(3-5)
Could get to .500 by week 12 and that makes things interesting.
14. Arizona Cardinals -11
(5-3)
Are the Seahawks overrated or the Dolphins underrated?
15. Seattle Seahawks
(6-2)
They'll turn it around soon.
16. Los Angeles Rams
(5-3)
They are an overrated team.
17. Denver Broncos -9
(3-5)
Tank the season.
18. Green Bay Packers +12
(6-2)
Early playoff exit coming right up.
19. Philadelphia Eagles
(3-4-1)
NFC EAST.
20. New York Giants
(2-7)
NFC EAST.
21. Washington
(2-6)
NFC EAST.
22. New England Patriots
(3-5)
Just get back to .500.
23. Detroit Lions -10
(3-5)
Not a bad season so far all things considered.
24. Carolina Panthers
(3-6)
Christian McCaffrey kinda deserves better.
25. Tennessee Titans
(6-2)
Not sure what the ceiling is for this team.
26. New York Jets
(0-9)
7 more games.
27. Chicago Bears
(5-4)
At least the season started well.
28. Dallas Cowboys
(2-7)
Pay Dak Prescott.
29. Los Angeles Chargers
(2-6)
A lot to be excited for despite the record.
30. San Francisco 49ers -12
(4-5)
Weird to think they were in the Super Bowl just 8 months ago.
31. Houston Texans
(2-6)
LOL.
32. Jacksonville Jaguars
(1-7)
New Quarterback?
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