Boy are the bad teams bad....NFL Power Rankings Week 7

The biggest thing I got from Week 7 was that the bad teams are SOOO bad. Teams #26-32 (Lions and Titans on a bye) went a combined 0-6, and were out scored 210-40. 210-40!!! That's more than 4 touchdowns a game. Forget win-loss records, I really wonder how bad these teams are against the spread. Because not only are they losing, they are losing BIG and I really don't see any improvement coming. Can you seriously look at any of these teams and see more than maybe 4 wins?

There are enough incredibly bad teams to have a playoff. Losing teams advance and we can call the last game the Toilet Bowl. In a committee of two, I came up with 2 possible venues: a U.S. Naval aircraft carrier in the Middle East; or Barrow, AK, the northernmost point in the United States.

On the more positive end, I keep New Orleans in the top spot, because (a) they put up 43 point in the last 30:05 of the game, after being down 24-3, and (b) Indy did win big, but it's against the Rams, and the Rams are just the Rams. Biggest jump goes to Pittsburgh from #8 to #4 after putting the first loss on Minnesota, who dropped from #4 to #5.

Rank	Week 7	Last Week
1	Saints (6-0)	1
2	Colts (6-0)	2
3	Broncos (6-0)	3
4	Steelers (5-2)	8
5	Vikings (6-1)	4
6	Patriots (5-2)	7
7	Falcons (4-2)	6
8	Bengals (5-2)	11
9	Giants (5-2)	5
10	Eagles (4-2)	12
11	Cardinals (4-2)	13
12	Ravens (3-3)	10
13	Jets (4-3)	16
14	49ers (3-3)	9
15	Cowboys (4-2)	15
16	Packers (4-2)	19
17	Chargers (3-3)	20
18	Texans (4-3)	17
19	Bears (3-3)	14
20	Dolphins (2-4)	17
21	Bills (3-4)	24
22	Seahawks (2-4)	22
23	Jaguars (3-3)	23
24	Panthers (2-4)	21
25	Redskins (2-5)	26
26	Raiders (2-5)	25
27	Chiefs (1-6)	27
28	Lions (1-6)	29
29	Browns (1-6)	28
30	Titans (0-6)	30
31	Buccaneers (0-7)	31
32	Rams (0-7)	32