Posted by ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky
My power rankings ballot’s not due until after the Falcons and Saints play Monday night. But outside of those two teams, I’ve sorted through things and have a good sense of how teams stand.
Mike Sando speculates that with a New Orleans win over Atlanta, Tuesday’s rankings might echo my top 3 from last week: Saints, Colts, Vikings.
A quick look at the teams that look to be gaining or losing three or more spots on my ballot, which accounts for one-fourth of the voting. Our usual reminder: A team's movement can be based as much or more on what other teams did as what it did, though it's usually a combination of the two.
Risers
Houston +7
Baltimore +5
Philadelphia +5
Dallas +3
Fallers
NY Jets -9
NY Giants -5
Arizona -4
Seattle -3
Tampa Bay -3
My power rankings ballot’s not due until after the Falcons and Saints play Monday night. But outside of those two teams, I’ve sorted through things and have a good sense of how teams stand.
Mike Sando speculates that with a New Orleans win over Atlanta, Tuesday’s rankings might echo my top 3 from last week: Saints, Colts, Vikings.
A quick look at the teams that look to be gaining or losing three or more spots on my ballot, which accounts for one-fourth of the voting. Our usual reminder: A team's movement can be based as much or more on what other teams did as what it did, though it's usually a combination of the two.
Risers
Houston +7
Baltimore +5
Philadelphia +5
Dallas +3
Fallers
NY Jets -9
NY Giants -5
Arizona -4
Seattle -3
Tampa Bay -3
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Kuharsky joined ESPN.com in 2008 after 12 years covering the Oilers/Titans and the NFL for The (Nashville) Tennessean. The New Jersey native and Columbia graduate lives in Nashville with his wife and son.