Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Week 11

San Franciso's  man handling of the Bears have leapt the squad up from fourth to the second position on the chart.  Houston does little to hurt their top position, even if the output by the woesome Jaguars didn't help their defenseive ranking one bit.

Of course the Browns can't do anything to get out of the 30th position.  Some wins would help, but the statistical evidence is that this team is weak all around.  Unlike other teams the Browns are really bad in any one area, but they are consistently worse than mediocre in every area.  There is no reason to believe that this team will win any more games this season except against KC. 




RANK W/OUT WEIGHT
OFFENSE RANK DEFENSE RANK
RECORD SS
1 HOUSTON 1   6 5
9-1-0 27
2 SAN FRANCISCO 3   8 2   7-2-1 13
3 ATLANTA 2   9 12
9-1-0 31
4 DENVER 5   5 3   7-3-0 5
5 NEW ENGLAND 4   1 25
7-3-0 25
6 GREEN BAY 8   4 15   7-3-0 9
7 NY GIANTS 7   7 10
6-4-0 20
8 CHICAGO 6   26 1   7-3-0 15
9 BALTIMORE 9   13 13
8-2-0 28
10 SEATTLE 11   22 4   6-4-0 9
11 PITTSBURGH 10   17 8
6-4-0 25
12 TAMPA BAY 12   11 16   6-4-0 24
13 MINNESOTA 13   12 20
6-4-0 19
14 DETROIT 14   3 26   4-6-0 14
15 DALLAS 17   15 11
5-5-0 3
16 NEW ORLEANS 19   2 31   5-5-0 22
17 CINCINNATI 15   18 24
5-5-0 29
18 SAN DIEGO 18   27 6   4-6-0 23
19 WASHINGTON 20   10 18
4-6-0 12
20 INDIANAPOLIS 16   14 29   6-4-0 30
21 ARIZONA 22   30 7
4-6-0 6
22 CAROLINA 24   24 9   2-8-0 1
23 ST LOUIS 27   21 19
3-6-1 4
24 TENNESSEE 26   20 27   4-6-0 7
25 MIAMI 21   28 21
4-6-0 32
26 NY JETS 23   31 14   4-6-0 11
27 PHILADELPHIA 25   23 17
3-7-0 8
28 BUFFALO 28   19 32   4-6-0 20
29 OAKLAND 29   16 30
3-7-0 16
30 CLEVELAND 30   25 23   2-8-0 18
31 KANSAS CITY 31   32 22
1-9-0 16
32 JACKSONVILLE 32   29 28   1-9-0 2

Until next week, enjoy the holiday games.

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