Splash’s Power Rankings Through Week 9
November 6, 2019
Ryan Potts shares his updated NFL power rankings following the conclusion of Week 9.
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Ryan Potts shares his updated NFL power rankings following the conclusion of Week 9.
There have been six 15-1 teams in NFL History. The first two of those teams to accomplish the feat won the Super Bowl (1984 San Francisco 49ers, and the 1985 Chicago Bears) but the last four haven’t been so fortunate. The last four teams have all had one glaring weakness, and in this article, we will put that on display and why these great regular season teams couldn’t get it done come the postseason.
Nick Zeller-Singh recaps the Steelers’ down-to-the-wire victory over the Colts on Sunday.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers made a pair of roster moves late Tuesday by adding veteran pass rusher Sam Acho and placing tight end Antony Auclair on injured reserve. Plus, an update on the status of O.J. Howard.
Celeste Sabin recaps the Cowboys’ win over the Giants on Monday night.
After nine weeks, there is only one undefeated team left and one winless team left as well. Week nine was a weird one with the Chargers easily handling the Packers, the Dolphins notching their first win, and Brandon Allen leading the Broncos over the Browns. Here is where the NFL stands going into the second half of the season.
Nick Foles is returning as the starting quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars as rookie sensation Gardner Minshew returns to the bench.
Ryan Potts shares his takeaways from the Ravens’ SNF win over the Patriots.
The NFL season has passed the halfway point, meaning it is time to revisit the Super Bowl tier list. Tier
Week 9 of the NFL season brought forth a lot of intrigue and excitement. We saw a winless team pick
This week‘s edition of Woz’s NFL Notebook focuses on the top teams in both conferences. The New England Patriots suffered their first defeat of the season and there were shocks in the NFC North
Ryan Potts shares his updated NFL power rankings following the conclusion of Week 9.
There have been six 15-1 teams in NFL History. The first two of those teams to accomplish the feat won the Super Bowl (1984 San Francisco 49ers, and the 1985 Chicago Bears) but the last four haven’t been so fortunate. The last four teams have all had one glaring weakness, and in this article, we will put that on display and why these great regular season teams couldn’t get it done come the postseason.
Nick Zeller-Singh recaps the Steelers’ down-to-the-wire victory over the Colts on Sunday.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers made a pair of roster moves late Tuesday by adding veteran pass rusher Sam Acho and placing tight end Antony Auclair on injured reserve. Plus, an update on the status of O.J. Howard.
Celeste Sabin recaps the Cowboys’ win over the Giants on Monday night.
After nine weeks, there is only one undefeated team left and one winless team left as well. Week nine was a weird one with the Chargers easily handling the Packers, the Dolphins notching their first win, and Brandon Allen leading the Broncos over the Browns. Here is where the NFL stands going into the second half of the season.
Nick Foles is returning as the starting quarterback for the Jacksonville Jaguars as rookie sensation Gardner Minshew returns to the bench.
Ryan Potts shares his takeaways from the Ravens’ SNF win over the Patriots.
The NFL season has passed the halfway point, meaning it is time to revisit the Super Bowl tier list. Tier 6: Playoffs would be a
Week 9 of the NFL season brought forth a lot of intrigue and excitement. We saw a winless team pick up their first win, an
This week‘s edition of Woz’s NFL Notebook focuses on the top teams in both conferences. The New England Patriots suffered their first defeat of the season and there were shocks in the NFC North
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