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Originally Posted by JJP
1. New England- hard to not have them # 1, even though most of their opponents have been lousy
2. Indy- clear # 2 with a chance to bump NE off
3. Pitt- best of the rest
4. San Diego-- seems back after slow start
5. Dallas- gave NE a good game for 3 quarters
6. Tennessee-under the radar but very good
7. NY Giants- have narrowed the gap between themselves and Cowboys in NFC
8. Green Bay-- only concern is poor running game
9. Jacksonville-- they'd be higher w/Garrard but that backup QB is absolutely terrible
10. New Orleans--now rolling after a bad start
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Speaking of Jacksonville, how can you cut a sub par QB in Leftwich when you have that QB as their backup now. He is putrid. I think Del Rio is a good coach but Leftwich had to be banging his daughter or something for him to make that move, moronic.....