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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I half agree with what you have written. In my rankings, the defending champs are #1 until they actually lose a game so, obviously, Indy maintains their hold on the top spot. But if Indy goes out and loses a game or two in October, and the Pats keep winning, then the Pats take over #1... even though NE hasn't played them yet...Pats beat Colts. We've lost, what, three straight games to Indy? Until we beat them, they're number one. All these rankings suggesting otherwise are crap. JMHO.
Pats beat Colts. We've lost, what, three straight games to Indy? Until we beat them, they're number one. All these rankings suggesting otherwise are crap. JMHO.
Pats beat Colts
Uh, why not?
Does that mean since the Bears have beaten the Bucs the last few times they've played, that we have to assume that the 1-3 QB0-less Bears are better than the 3-1 Bucs?
Power rankings can be a mildly enjoyable way to pass the time, but I always think it's funny anyone would actually care about them. They're totally meaningless. As for the espys, the idea of giving awards like that is so completely the opposite of what sports is about, I never ever watch them. Just awful.
Here's my fear: Pats go 16-0... get to AFCCG vs. Colts... and lose.
I'm kind of with you here. If you were compiling a power ranking, how could you not rank the Patriots #1 after literally the best 4-game season start in NFL history?
That said, the early rankings will all be rendered meaningless soon enough.
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