NFL Power Rankings: Indianapolis Colts Finally On Top Alone

The Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints both entered last week's NFL games undefeated, but it was the Saints who many analysts believed had the better shot to go undefeated. After losing to the Saints, the perfect season talk is now only surrounding the Colts.

Indianapolis and New Orleans had shared the top spot in our NFL power rankings for the past several weeks. With neither team losing, it became impossible to rank one team ahead of the other, but not anymore.

The Colts are alone at the top, although New Orleans only drops to number two. They still have only one loss and can wrap up home field advantage throughout the playoffs with a win this weekend or in the final game of the regular season.

Philadelphia has jumped all the way up to the number three spot this week after another impressive win. The Eagles remain one game ahead of Dallas, and can wrap up the division with a win and a Cowboy loss this week.

San Diego won their ninth game in a row Sunday, and that kept them in the top five at number four. Minnesota fell to five after another embarrassing loss, their second in three weeks.

The rest of the top ten could be juggled in any given week. Arizona comes in at number six this week, followed by Cincinnati at seven. The Bengals had a heartbreaking loss against the Chargers on Sunday.

Dallas was impressive in their win over the Saints on Saturday night, and they showed signs that their December swoon may be over. The Cowboys are number eight this week. Green Bay falls to number nine, and the Ravens move back into the top ten, holding down the ten spot.

December 23, 2009
Posted By Vincent Tapoglia III
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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