PetraK’s NFL Power Rankings Snapshot
Power rankings list 32 teams with last week positions and brief notes. Pittsburgh leads through Battsburgh, while New England and Philadelphia stumble on injuries and late-season woes. Several teams fade, others surge, with FoxSports style quips on players and games.
Browns bitter season of loss deepens after Chargers blowout
Cleveland slips to an eight game skid after a 34 31 overtime defeat to Philadelphia. The Browns rank 0 4 in the last three weeks and have been outscored 100 22. Interim coach Terry Robiskie says better days lie ahead as fans sour on a sputtering offense led by Luke McCown and struggling run defense. Brad Bournval reports from Cleveland.
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Pittsburgh
Battsburgh
New England
Tom
Philadelphia
T.C
Indianapolis
Peyton
San Diego
New York Jets
Chad Pennington
Atlanta
Michael Vick
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Mike Mularkey
Baltimore
Green Bay
Minnesota
Denver
Broncos
Seattle
Mike Holmgren
Browns
Carolina
Falcons
Kansas City
Chiefs
St. Louis
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Jon Kitna
Carson Palmer
Houston
New Orleans
Saints
Tampa Bay
Dallas
Eagles
Detroit
Chicago
N.Y. Giants
Steelers
Oakland
Kerry Collins
Tennessee
Billy Volek
Washington
Arizona
Luke
Rams
Miami
Brady
Patriots
Cleveland
49Ers
San Francisco
David Akers
Dayton McCutcheon
Cleveland Browns
Chargers
Butch
Davis
Luke McCown
Spergon ‘Wynn
McCown
Dennis Northcutt
Bills
Lee Suggs
Adimchinobe Echemandu
Aaron Shea
Terry Robiskie
GMAC Bowl spotlight fuels Memphis Bowling Green clash
DeAngelo Williams leads Memphis against Bowling Green in a GMAC Bowl showdown. Williams and Omar Jacobs headline two revived programs showcasing top offenses as MAC teams boast strong bowl success. Memphis seeks back-to-back bowls after 32 years, while Bowling Green aims to extend MAC bowl wins.
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AF Bowling Green
Omar Jacobs
Mobile
Ala
DeAngelo Williams
Memphis
Tigers
ESPN
Bowling Green
Falcons
MAC
Ana Dr Tha OA Dafannten
Hack Keon Newson
Williams
Conference USA
Jacobs
Ben Roethlisberger
Byron Leftwich
Byron
Ben
NFL
Danny Wimprine
Umavin
Benny
Newson
Hinds
Marshall
CHAMP SPORTS BOWL GEORGIA TECH ROUTS SYRACUSE 51–14
Georgia Tech quarterback Reggie Ball shined with two TD passes, a rushing score, and 207 passing yards as the Yellow Jackets thrashed Syracuse 51-14 in the Champs Sports Bowl. PJ Daniels rushed for 119 yards and two scores, Calvin Johnson set a freshman TD record, while Tech’s defense and special teams created key plays to rout the Orange. Syracuse’s coaching situation looms after a historic bowl loss, with new athletic director Daryl Gross set to assess the program.
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Orlando
Fla
Georgia Tech
Chan Gailey
Reggie Ball
Ball
Yellow Jackets
Syracuse
Gailey
The
Orange
PJ. Daniels
Calvin Johnson
Alabama
Paul Pasqualoni
Nancy Cantor
Pasqualoni
Southern California
Daryl Gross
Gross
Jake Crouthamel
Kansas State
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