C-Note$ NFL Week 14 Power Rankings

HOUSTON, TX - DECEMBER 1: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots is slow to get up after being hit during the second half of a game against the Houston Texans at NRG Stadium on December 1, 2019 in Houston, Texas. The Texans defeated the Patriots 28-22. (Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images)

Playoffs are just around the corner, and teams are starting to position themselves for the playoffs or for the draft. The Eagles are the biggest faller of the week after their loss to the Dolphins, while five teams are tied as the biggest leaper moving up 2 spots.

32. Cincinnati Bengals (1-11) —
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Andy Dalton returned and they won! Still the worst team in the league.
31. New York Giants (2-10) —
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The ugliness continues.
30. Miami Dolphins (3-9) —
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Win over Philly has Eagles fans going nuts.
29. Detroit Lions (3-8-1) -2
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Matt Patricia will probably return for a third year. But it’s up for debate.
28. Washington Redskins (3-9) +2
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Wins against the Lions and Panthers. But they still stink.
27. Denver Broncos (4-8) +1
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Beat the Chargers in the final seconds. But so does everyone else.
26. New York Jets (4-8) —
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The Jets won three in a row vs the Giants, Redskins and Raiders. Then lost to the Bengals.
25. Arizona Cardinals (3-8-1) —
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The bye week did no good. Got crushed by the Rams.
24. Los Angeles Chargers (4-8) —
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Another day, another last second loss.
23. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-8) —
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Nick Foles is a bust.
22. Atlanta Falcons (3-9)–
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Tough loss to the Saints but their on-sides-kickoff team is good.
21. Carolina Panthers (5-7)–
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Team had hope early on but they are going nowhere.
20. Philadelphia Eagles (5-7) -4
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Pathetic. Memo: better D against trick plays please.
19. Chicago Bears (6-6) +1
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Last two wins are vs. the Giants and Lions. Tap the breaks Chicago.
18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-7) +1
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Jameis still a big question mark but this offense can score points.
19. Oakland Raiders (6-6) -2
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Just when we thought they were a playoff team they’ve been getting blown out lately.
16. Cleveland Browns (5-7) +2
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Just when they start winning games their coach wears a stupid T-shirt.
15. Los Angeles Rams (7-5) +2
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Bounce back vs the Cards. Can this team get it together in December?
14. Indianapolis Colts (6-6) -1
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Adam Vinatieri helped them lose ANOTHER game!
13. Dallas Cowboys (6-6) -1
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This team is still not ready for the big stage. Might win division by default.
12. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-5) +2
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Mike Tomlin is doing something right.
11. Tennessee Titans (7-5) —
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Ryan Tannehill is playing his way into a full time starter’s gig and getting better each week.
10. Buffalo Bills (9-3) —
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Team is tough as nails. Gonna be a tough out in the playoffs.
9. Minnesota Vikings (8-4) -3
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Kirk Cousins is not bad. But he’s 0-8 on MNF.
8. Houston Texans (8-4) +1
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Bill O’Brien finally learned how to beat the Patriots.
7. Green Bay Packers (9-3) +1
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Can’t play on the west coast but can play on the east coast.
6. Kansas City Chiefs (8-4) +1
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Patrick Mahomes knee is looking better. Chiefs are back.
5. San Francisco 49ers (10-2) -1
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Is there such thing as an impressive road loss in the NFL?
4. New England Patriots (10-2) -1
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Offense anemic since week 5.
3. New Orleans Saints (10-2) +2
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Held on for turkey day win vs the Falcons.
2. Seattle Seahawks (10-2) —
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They just keep winning. Russell Wilson or Lamar Jackson for MVP?
1. Baltimore Ravens (10-2) —
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The best team in the league is getting better each week.

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Shemon & Sheppard – In The Afternoon

32. Cincinnati Bengals (1-11) —

31. New York Giants (2-10) —

30. Miami Dolphins (3-9) —

29. Detroit Lions (3-8-1) -2

28. Washington Redskins (3-9) +2

27. Denver Broncos (4-8) +1

26. New York Jets (4-8) —

25. Arizona Cardinals (3-8-1) —

24. Los Angeles Chargers (4-8) —

23. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-8) —

22. Atlanta Falcons (3-9)–

21. Carolina Panthers (5-7)–

20. Philadelphia Eagles (5-7) -4

19. Chicago Bears (6-6) +1

18. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-7) +1

19. Oakland Raiders (6-6) -2

16. Cleveland Browns (5-7) +2

15. Los Angeles Rams (7-5) +2

14. Indianapolis Colts (6-6) -1

13. Dallas Cowboys (6-6) -1

12. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-5) +2

11. Tennessee Titans (7-5) —

10. Buffalo Bills (9-3) —

9. Minnesota Vikings (8-4) -3

8. Houston Texans (8-4) +1

7. Green Bay Packers (9-3) +1

6. Kansas City Chiefs (8-4) +1

5. San Francisco 49ers (10-2) -1

4. New England Patriots (10-2) -1

3. New Orleans Saints (10-2) +2

2. Seattle Seahawks (10-2) —

1. Baltimore Ravens (10-2) —