2013 NFL Power Rankings: Week 6 - 趣味新聞網

發表日期 2013-10-09T08:17:11+08:00

     1
Broncos
5-0
Last Week: 1        The Broncos scored 51 points. Peyton Manning completed 78.6 percent of 42 attempts for 414 yards and four touchdowns Sunday. Broncos receivers amassed 205 yards after catches. None of those are season highs.

2
Saints
5-0
Last Week: 3        Drew Brees had never targeted Jimmy Graham on more than six attempts without an incompletion until Sunday (10-for-10). Graham is on pace for 118 catches, 1,897 yards and 19 touchdowns.

3
Chiefs
5-0
Last Week: 5        This defense is for real. Kansas City's 21 sacks and minus-3 TD-Int differential are both tops in the league. Back-to-back tests are coming, hosting Oakland and Houston.

4
Colts
4-1
Last Week: 6        This year's Colts have allowed two of the three 100-rushing yard, 200-passing yard games since the start of 2011 (Terrelle Pryor and Russell Wilson). Indy is 2-0 in those games.

5
Seahawks
4-1
Last Week: 2        Andrew Luck's career-long 73-yard connection with T.Y. Hilton was the longest touchdown pass Seattle allowed since 2007 (Week 16), when Baltimore's Troy Smith hit Derrick Mason for a 79-yard score.

6
Patriots
4-1
Last Week: 4        Don't blame defense. Sunday was the third time since 2001 the Patriots have held an opposing quarterback to under 200 yards and a negative TD-Int differential and lost the game.

7
49ers
3-2
Last Week: 8        Back to basics paid off. The 49ers called designed rushes on a season-high 67.3 percent of plays Sunday and posted at least 100 yards before contact for the second straight week (2-0).

8
Bengals
3-2
Last Week: 11        There are worse recipes for winning than defense and rushing. Cincinnati held Tom Brady to under 200 yards without Leon Hall or Michael Johnson and rushed for 162 yards.

9
Ravens
3-2
Last Week: 14        In Ray Rice's career, the Ravens are 23-3 (including 20 straight wins after Sunday's victory) when Rice has at least 25 touches and 30-24 when he is active and does not.

10
Bears
3-2
Last Week: 9        Brandon Marshall's five targets Sunday accounted for 15 percent of Bears passes, lowest since Marshall joined the team. The Bears are 0-4 when Marshall's targeted on fewer than 20 percent of passes.

11
Packers
2-2
Last Week: 12        Aaron Rodgers was 5-of-7 for 200 yards Sunday on passes thrown at least 20 yards downfield. The five completions and 200 yards at that distance are both career highs.

12
Lions
3-2
Last Week: 10        The Lions dropped five passes Sunday, tying an NFL single-game high this season. Calvin Johnson has had one drop on a team-high 39 targets this season.

13
Dolphins
3-2
Last Week: 7        The Dolphins' offense gained yards on just three of Ryan Tannehill's final 15 dropbacks. Tannehill was sacked four times in those 15 dropbacks, three by Terrell Suggs alone.

14
Titans
3-2
Last Week: 13        Ryan Fitzpatrick was 0-for-8 with an interception on passes traveling 15 or more yards downfield Sunday. Fitzpatrick's eight attempts are the most without a completion in a game this season.

15
Cowboys
2-3
Last Week: 18        Tony Romo has six interceptions during the past three seasons that have dropped Dallas' win probability by at least 20 percent. Matt Schaub and Eli Manning (seven) have the most.

16
Browns
3-2
Last Week: 20        Cleveland is 3-0 since trading Trent Richardson, averaging 94 rushing yards per game with 14 first downs. They averaged 56 rushing yards and three first downs before the trade.

17
Texans
2-3
Last Week: 15        Matt Schaub has thrown more touchdown passes to opposing defenses (three) than teammates (two) in his past three games. Schaub's four straight games with a pick-six is an NFL record.

18
Jets
3-2
Last Week: 22        Geno Smith has a league-high three game-winning drives in five career games. Smith was 4-for-4 for 37 yards with an 8-yard scramble on the final drive Monday.

19
Cardinals
3-2
Last Week: 19        The Cardinals sent heavy pressure after Cam Newton on Sunday. In the last three quarters, Newton was 5-of-14 with three interceptions and six sacks against added pressure.

20
Chargers
2-3
Last Week: 17        Philip Rivers had three career 400-yard passing games before reaching 400 in three of his past four games. The problem Sunday was his three interceptions (third-career 3-INT game).

21
Eagles
2-3
Last Week: 27        What does the loss of Michael Vick mean to the Eagles? Maybe nothing this week in Tampa, but next week's game against Dallas has serious implications in a wide-open NFC East.

22
Falcons
1-4
Last Week: 16        The Falcons' defense has cost Atlanta 36.3 expected points this season, third-worst in the league. Only the Cowboys (14) have allowed more passing touchdowns than the Falcons (12).

23
Bills
2-3
Last Week: 23        Thad Lewis' only career start wasn't terrible. Lewis was 22-of-32 for 204 yards, a touchdown and interception in a 24-10 loss to the Steelers as a Brown last year.

24
Raiders
2-3
Last Week: 28        Terrelle Pryor was pretty good while everyone was asleep. His 18-of-23 passing and two touchdowns paced an impressive win, and Pryor's 54 Total QBR ranks 14th in the league this year.

25
Rams
2-3
Last Week: 26        Enjoy it while it lasts. After games in Houston and Carolina, St. Louis plays seven straight teams currently above .500.

26
Panthers
1-3
Last Week: 21        Ouch. Cam Newton was sacked seven times Sunday when rushed with at least five defenders, most of any quarterback in the past six seasons.

27
Redskins
1-3
Last Week: 25        As bad as Washington has been, somehow the division is still within reach. The next three games -- at Dallas, hosting Chicago and at Mile High -- won't make it easy.

28
Vikings
1-3
Last Week: 24        Talk about the other end of the spectrum. Josh Freeman's average throw this season is 10.9 yards downfield, second-deepest. Christian Ponder's 6.9-yard average since last year is the shortest.

29
Steelers
0-4
Last Week: 29        Ben Roethlisberger has been sacked 15 times in his first four games, tying his 2008 Super Bowl season for his career high. Something just seems different this time, though.

30
Buccaneers
0-4
Last Week: 31        With Josh Freeman gone, it's officially Mike Glennon's team (for better or worse). Glennon ranked 76th in opponent-adjusted Total QBR last season at North Carolina State.

31
Giants
0-5
Last Week: 30        Eli Manning was 3-of-16 (18.8%) passing 15 yards or more downfield. Since the start of 2008, no quarterback with as many attempts has had fewer completions.

32
Jaguars
0-5
Last Week: 32        A 14-point loss to the Rams doesn't bode well. Four of Jacksonville's next five opponents are above .500, posting a combined 16-9 record. That includes 5-0 Denver up next.

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I saw the Denver at Dallas game this weekend. Manning finally had his first intersection of the year, but still had 4 TD. Romo might have his best game ever, but the intersection with 2 mins left lost the game on a Denver field.

Seahawks lost its first game to colts. Only three 5-0 teams left.

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