Thread: WEEK 7 POWER RANKINGS Bears #16-18

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16Packers

4-3-012/16That was a nice victory over Minnesota last week, but it won't change the fact that they have serious injury issues that won't be going away. The loss of TE Jermichael Finley will force QB Aaron Rodgers to find new passing options going forward.
That was a nice victory over Minnesota last week, but it won't change the fact that they have serious injury issues that won't be going away. The loss of TE Jermichael Finley will force QB Aaron Rodgers to find new passing options going forward.


18Bears

4-3-045/20It's getting more difficult to watch Jay Cutler each week, but I wouldn't put it all on the offensive line. He simply needs to make better decisions with the football. And it would help him and their offense if offensive coordinator Mike Martz would dial up more running plays


21Vikings

2-4-018/23Oh boy, just what they didn't need: another Brett Favre issue. But this one is just injury related. It's going to be very difficult for him to play on two fractures in his ankle, so it wouldn't be surprising to see this team continue to struggle offensively


29Lions

1-5-0-24/30Getting QB Matthew Stafford back this week will certainly help, but until their defense plays significantly better, Detroit will not win many games. One of the ways to help their much-maligned defense is to run the ball more efficiently


http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/powerRankings

when are these analysts going to start giving credit to detroit and put them ahead of Vikes

Originally Posted by motownbear

when are these analysts going to start giving credit to detroit and put them ahead of Vikes

when detriot wins another game.. : )

CBS:

16Packers · Trends14They still don't look right, but they got a game they had to have against Minnesota. Now comes a tough road test against the Jets.

18Bears · Trends10It's the same old song: Offensive line stinks and the quarterback turns the ball over. You can't win that way. Jay Cutler is regressing.

19Vikings · Trends16They face a potential survival game at New England. Brett Favre has to quit turning the ball over if they are to become playoff good, which I doubt.

29Lions · Trends30Matt Stafford is expected back in at quarterback. That's needed for the future, although Shaun Hill played OK.

Hey DB. A suggestion.

Could you also add in the Bears next opponent every week? Just to get an idea of what the thoughts are on who we will face.

WalterFootball

6. Green Bay Packers (4-3) - Previously: #8 - Remember that e-mail I posted last week where some douche said this Web site "sucks" because I had the Packers in my Top 10 and the Bears all the way down at No. 19? Vindication! Muhahahaha!

16. Minnesota Vikings (2-4). Previously: #17

22. Chicago Bears (4-3). Previously: #19

http://walterfootball.com/nflpowerrankings.php

Walter will have to get off the Packers bandwagon and lower them in his power rankings once they lose two of their next four.

Originally Posted by The Benjamin

Hey DB. A suggestion.

Could you also add in the Bears next opponent every week? Just to get an idea of what the thoughts are on who we will face.

No prob.. a Bye this week so no opponent to put in..

BUT will say packers have jets and vikes have new england.. So very likely the bears NOT playing will result in an increase in our lead in the division to 2 games on packers and 3 on vikes..

NBC:

PACKERS 12th

BEARS 17th

VIKINGS 19th

LIONS 28th

ESPN:

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like the divsion stuff now:

Ranking the divisions: The AFC South retained the top spot. The chart below shows how each voter ranked each division on average. Highest votes in red. Lowest votes in blue.


Breakdown By Division

VoterAFC EastAFC NorthAFC SouthAFC WestNFC EastNFC NorthNFC SouthNFC WestSando12.751412.2520.2514.2519.7517.2521.5Clayton13.512.751121.7514.519.2516.2523Kuharsky13.75131221.251418.751623.25Walker1314.2511.2521.515.75191522.25Average13.313.511.621.214.619.216.122.5Rank23 174658



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