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Found September 29, 2009 on No Guts, No Glory: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Your NFL Power Rankings: Week 3
TEAMS: Denver Broncos,  New York Giants,  Detroit Lions,  New York Jets,  Indianapolis Colts,  Chicago Bears,  New England Patriots,  San Diego Chargers,  Carolina Panthers,  Minnesota Vikings,  New Orleans Saints,  Baltimore Ravens,  Oakland Raiders,  Buffalo Bills,  St. Louis Rams,  San Francisco 49ers,  Cincinnati Bengals,  Dallas Cowboys,  Atlanta Falcons,  Philadelphia Eagles,  Kansas City Chiefs,  Tampa Bay Buccaneers,  Green Bay Packers,  Cleveland Browns,  Tennessee Titans,  Miami Dolphins,  Washington Redskins,  Seattle Seahawks,  Pittsburgh Steelers,  Houston Texans,  Jacksonville Jaguars,  Arizona Cardinals,  New England
PLAYERS: Peyton Manning,  Steve Smith,  Mario Manningham,  Drew Brees,  Jay Cutler,  Brett Favre,  Tom Brady,  Frank Gore
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Keezy W. will be handling this season's NFL power rankings here at No Guts. For some reason he's a Denver Broncos fan so any jokes about the Broncos or complaints about these rankings should be done in the comments. Another great weekend of NFL action is done and some teams are already making statements that they are for real. While others are already looking at their draft boards for ways to improve for next season. Here are the rankings…. 1A. New York Giants (3-0) – So far...
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  • giantsrepeat

    giantsrepeat said September 29, 2009

    You got #1 right for sure, but I absolutely disagree with where you have the Eagles. I would put the Chargers, Bears and Packers ahead of them right now.
    • chzsteak

      chzsteak replied September 29, 2009

      You're joking right?
    • giantsrepeat

      giantsrepeat replied September 29, 2009

      Damn right I'm serious, the Eagles are 2-1 and they beat two of the worst teams in the NFL so far, the Panthers and Chiefs. The one good team they played kicked their asses up and down the field and dumped 48 points on them. Now before you talk about who the Giants beat, we beat two division opponents in the best division in football, and we only played our starters for a half against the Bucs and shut them out 24-0. No, the Eagles will need to show me more before I believe they are to be taken seriously.
  • Dirroh

    Dirroh said September 29, 2009

    I'd switch the Giants and Ravens and put Detroit down around 28.
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