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The Crew's NFL Week 9 Power Rankings




NFL Week 9 Power Rankings


Gianni FinizioJake FernandezShane FlahertyMatt MahonAdam BoraiJohn Abbruzzi
1EaglesEaglesEaglesEaglesChiefsEagles
2SeahawksChiefs ChiefsChiefsEaglesPatriots
3PatriotsPatriotsSeahawksSeahawksPatriotsChiefs
4SteelersSeahawks SteelersPatriotsSeahawksSeahawks
5ChiefsSteelers PatriotsSteelersSteelersSteelers
6VikingsTexans TexansRamsRamsVikings
7SaintsVikings RamsTexansSaintsRams
8TexansRams VikingsSaintsTexansSaints
9RamsSaints SaintsVikingsVikingsBills
10CowboysFalconsBillsFalconsCowboysCowboys
11BillsBills RedskinsJaguarsBillsJaguars
12JaguarsRedskinsFalconsRedskinsFalconsPanthers
13RedskinsCowboysJaguarsPanthersJaguarsFalcons
14FalconsJaguarsPanthersCowboysPanthersBroncos
15ChargersPanthersCowboysRaidersRedskinsLions
16LionsRaidersRaidersBroncosRaidersRedskins
17PanthersTitansLionsTitansLionsTitans
18TitansLionsTitansLionsBroncosPackers
19RavensBroncosBroncosChargersRavensRavens
20BroncosChargersRavensRavensChargersChargers
21PackersRaveans JetsBillsPackersTexans
22RaidersJetsChargersJetsTitansBengals
23BearsDolphins BearsPackersJetsBuccaneers
24JetsPackers DolphinsBuccaneersDolphinsRaiders
25BengalsBears BengalsBearsBuccaneersJets
26CardinalsBengals CardinalsDolphinsBearsBears
27BucaneersCardinals BuccaneersCardinalsBengalsDolphins
28DolphinsColts ColtsBengalsGiantsGiants
29GiantsBuccaneers PackersColtsCardinalsCardinals
30ColtsGiants 49ersGiantsColtsColts
3149ers49ersGiants49ers49ers49ers
32BrownsBrowns BrownsBrownsBrownsBrowns

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