NFL Computer Rankings (Weekly Update)

[phillyphan1990]

Computer Power Rankings Through 11/16/09
(This is only based on things that have happened so far. No opinion goes into this whatsoever.)

Rank	Team	Record	Rank Pts
1	Indianapolis	9-0	.976
2	New Orleans	9-0	.959
3	New England	6-3	.828
4	Cincinnati	7-2	.813
5	Minnesota	8-1	.768
6	Pittsburgh	6-3	.704
7	Baltimore	5-4	.697
8	Arizona	6-3	.694
9	Dallas	6-3	.659
10	Denver	6-3	.643
11	Atlanta	5-4	.633
12	San Diego	6-3	.623
13	Houston	5-4	.596
14	Philadelphia	5-4	.568
15	Green Bay	5-4	.557
16	New York Jets	4-5	.554
17	Miami	4-5	.548
18	New York Giants	5-4	.542
19	San Francisco	4-5	.515
20	Chicago	4-5	.445
21	Carolina	4-5	.420
22	Jacksonville	5-4	.417
23	Seattle	3-6	.390
24	Tennessee	3-6	.347
25	Buffalo	3-6	.271
26	Washington	3-6	.229
27	Kansas City	2-7	.146
28	Tampa Bay	1-8	.109
29	Cleveland	1-8	.106
30	Oakland	2-7	.101
31	Detroit	1-8	.075
32	St. Louis	1-8	.031

[z Revis]

Didn't you already make a thread like this?

[phillyphan1990]

Yes. This is updated to be through the entire week. Probably not enough of an update for a whole new thread so my apologies for that. Next new thread will be a whole week's update.

[wwharton]

Maybe just make a power ranking thread and update the one as the season goes on.

[gr18]

Whatever they are,they don't make any sense.Very wrong.

[phillyphan1990]

Quote: Originally Posted by wwharton

Maybe just make a power ranking thread and update the one as the season goes on.

Good idea. Next week I will make one that will keep updating.

[phillyphan1990]

Quote: Originally Posted by gr18

Whatever they are,they don't make any sense.Very wrong.

Specific issues?

[Dislimb]

Quote: Originally Posted by phillyphan1990

Specific issues?

The fact that there are a whopping SEVEN teams ranked lower than the Cleveland Browns speaks volumes.

[wwharton]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dislimb

The fact that there are a whopping SEVEN teams ranked lower than the Cleveland Browns speaks volumes.

No matter how bad the team is, CLE has already played MIN, CIN, BAL, PIT, and DEN. You can even include GB and CHI. Considering all the teams under them have similar records, the schedule probably plays more of a role.

At this point in the season no rankings are going to make perfect sense, but I can easily see how one could come up with these.

[phillyphan1990]

Cleveland Browns losses:

#5 Minnesota
#2 Denver
#7 Baltimore
#4 Cincinnati
#9 Pittsburgh
#12 Green Bay
Chicago

So, six of the seven teams they have lost to are in the top 12. Doesn't mean they are good or anything, but the fact that they are mostly losing to top ranked teams, and not to low level teams is enough to have them above the other teams with similar records.