writingthepine.com - 10/20/2009
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1) New Orleans Saints (5-0) – Finally, after defeating a team that has been number one on Anderson’s NFL Power 10 throughout this entire NFL season, the New Orleans Saints have leapfrogged into first place. After being tested in Week 4 against the Jets, many wondered how legitimate ...
Anderson’s NFL Power 10 Week 5
writingthepine.com 10/14/2009 — Anderson’s Week 5 NFL Power Rankings
1) New York Giants (5-0) – The Giants early season schedule seems to be a breeze early on given that they’ve already faced the Bucs, Chiefs, and Raiders. Nevertheless, credit needs to be given to teams that take of business when ...
Anderson’s NFL Power 10 – Week 3
writingthepine.com 9/28/2009 — Andy Lyons/Getty Images North America
Anderson’s NFL Power 10 : Week 3 Edition
Ideally, I would prefer to post these power rankings after the Monday Night game, but neither team would crack the Top 10 regardless of the outcome. So without further ado, here is this week’s NFL ...
Week 7 Power Rankings: Saints Take the Top Spot
blog.blitznation.com 10/21/2009 —
It’s time for another edition of power rankings here on BlitzNation, and this week, we had a unanimous number one team. It probably won’t surprise you as to who that team is after the beatdown the put on their opponent this past week. There were also some other big movers this ...
NFL MVP Power Rankings
scoresreport.com 10/18/2009 —
Some of the candidates for NFL MVP strengthened their case last weekend and some did not. Of course, some also were on bye, maybe hurting their chances but not helping the ones ahead of them who had poor performances. Here is an update on the MVP power rankings through Week 5…
1. Peyton ...
NFL Week 6 Picks
sbnation.com 10/16/2009 —
by Bill Feig - AP
1 day ago:
FILE - In this Oct. 4, 2009, file photo, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees (9) throws a pass in the first half during an NFL ...
Sean Payton And The Saints Clock The Giants, Improve To 6-0
sportsradiointerviews.com 10/21/2009 — And then there were four. That would be the number of unbeaten teams left in the National Football League after six weeks of action. One of those teams is the New Orleans Saints. The Saints thrashed the New York Giants 48-27 in the Big Easy in a ...
OTPB NFL predictions: Week 6
outsidethepressbox.com 10/16/2009 — The proliferation of bad teams this year has made the NFL trade deadline a story for the first time in eons. Everyone from T.O. to Steven Jackson to Brady Quinn is rumored to be on the move, but I would imagine that in the end, no one goes anywhere.
Conversely, the top of the league has ...
The best team in the NFL routs Giants
scoresreport.com 10/18/2009 —
The New Orleans Saints are the best team in the NFL. Not just the NFC, but in the entire league. And if you disagree, then make sure you watch the highlights of the Saints’ beat down of the Giants on Sunday.
In what was supposed to be a battle of the two best teams in the NFC, the ...
NFL Power Rankings: Week 8
feedproxy.google.com 10/27/2009 —
With a another very interesting week of NFL Football in the books, the Power Rankings have decided to be like Elvis for Halloween this week….they’re “All Shook Up” .
O.K., that was terrible, but on a more serious note, it was a very interesting week with a lot of ...
NFL Power Rankings: Top 15 for Week 6
midwestsportsfans.com 10/13/2009 —
Another interesting week of NFL football and it’s time to see how the top 15 teams in the NFL stack up.
It should come as no surprise that last week’s top two stayed in the same spots this weekend.
(Hint: both teams have Archie Manning’s sons calling the signals!)
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Call 'em 'F' Troop —
NY Post: Sports 10/20/2009
Mark Cannizaro ranks the Jets following Sunday's stinker
QUARTERBACKS F
Mark Sanchez (10-of-29, 119 yards, 5 INTs, 8.3 rating) was as bad as it gets for a quarterback.
RUNNING BACKS A-
Thomas Jones (22-210 yards, 1 TD rushing, 2-17 receiv...
Jets' post-disaster plan: Keep It Simple, Sanchez —
NY Post: Sports 10/20/2009
In the aftermath of Mark Sanchez's five-interception meltdown against the Bills in Sunday's inexcusable 16-13 overtime loss, the Jets have formulated a plan: Simplify.
"We've got to do a great job of looking at what we're asking this young man to ...
Rex still steaming over dumb penalties —
NY Post: Sports 10/20/2009
Jets coach Rex Ryan, so far always the life of the party in his press conferences with his self-deprecating wit, yesterday displayed the first inkling of an edge while speaking to reporters. It was a clear indication of the effect the Jets' three-g...
