Week 8 NFL

Sorry I missed last week.  But here are the new NFL ranks after eight weeks of play.
 

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

Right now Denver is so far ahead of the rest of the league it would take something major to pull them off.  The next ten teams all jumble up and down from week to week as one team or another has a good or bad game.  I do find it uncanny that Andy Reid (head coach at Kansas City) again finds his team in the top five.  After analyzing teams back to 1995, Reid's teams seem to always find a way to play at the top of the league.  And while some might disagree with me, Alex Smith is far from an elite QB.  There are just some coaches that get more from their players.