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Week 14 NFL Power Rankings : The "At Least the Rams are Next Week" Edition

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Rankings for Week 14 after the jump. Average spot is 18. It's the first week we've moved down since October.


 

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NFL.com's "experts" - down two to #16.

ESPN    - up one to #17.

A confident, streaking team sputtered pretty badly in Indianapolis. (Kuharsky)

Yahoo! Sports  - down two to #16.

Will Chris Johnson run for 300 yards against the Rams on Sunday – and how bummed about this matchup is the person who has to face UCSB women’s basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb in the first round of their fantasy-league playoffs?

Pro Football Weekly  - down two to #19.

Turnovers have been big problems in losses.

CBS Sportsline  - down two to #19.

Their winning streak was ended by the Colts, but they aren't dead yet. The schedule is favorable down the stretch.

Fox Sports stays at #16.

Reality bites at 5-7 with their surprising five-game win streak squashed at Indy. But the Titans were a couple plays from being neck-and-neck with the Colts last week — i.e. why do teams get so fourth-down happy?

The Sporting News's Power Poll  - down three to #19.

QB Vince Young finally ran out of magic against the Colts. So far, everyone else has, too.

What if Sports's rankings - down one to #9

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Vince Young did not run out of magic. He actually played a pretty decent game, but he doesn’t play on the defense.

by TitansManiac on Dec 8, 2009 4:01 PM CST reply actions  

I know the defense gave up 27 points

but you can’t solely blame them for the loss. The offense had plenty of chances.

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by Jimmy on Dec 8, 2009 4:09 PM CST up reply actions  

And Vince is supposed to just WIN!!!1!1!!!

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by Aditya T (smashville) on Dec 8, 2009 4:26 PM CST via mobile up reply actions  

Vince also doesn't catch the football.

Wait, neither does Nate Washington, nevermind.

by hartley on Dec 8, 2009 4:57 PM CST up reply actions  

Not to put too much on one play,

but I gotta think that if Nate had caught the long ball for a TD, the whole game could have come out differently. It hit him on the hands in stride. What else does he need???

by JimR on Dec 8, 2009 8:30 PM CST via mobile up reply actions  

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