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  • October 4, 2016 at 11:16 am #54475
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    from NFL Power Rankings, Week 5

    http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000715293/article/nfl-power-rankings-week-5-denver-broncos-claim-no-1-spot

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    October 4, 2016 at 12:53 pm #54487
    NERam
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    Hey, not a bad jump from where they were after the SF game…

    What was it, 31st? One notch above Cleveland?

    Is JT still in charge of parade coordinations? May be time to think about getting some marching bands and firetrucks tentatively scheduled.

    October 4, 2016 at 1:00 pm #54489
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    Rams get too much respect.

    Damn media.

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    October 4, 2016 at 1:22 pm #54491
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    Its media inflation because they are in LA.

    The upside to being a Rams fan is heartbreak.

    Sprinkles are for winners.

    October 4, 2016 at 2:02 pm #54492
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    For me, this is the first time since?, Fisher’s first year that the Rams have exceeded expectations. Almost every player is doing well. I won’t mention the run game.

    I won’t mention penalties either.

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    October 4, 2016 at 4:52 pm #54498
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    Here’s how some other media outlets have them ranked. USA Today ranks them 10?!

    NFL.com, Elliot Harrison Rank: 13
    Last Week: 21
    Change: +8

    ESPN.com Rank: 16
    Last Week: 24
    Change: +8

    CBSSports.com, Pete Prisco Rank: 14
    Last Week: 18
    Change: +4

    FoxSports.com Rank: 14
    Last Week: 17
    Change: +3

    ProFootballTalk, Mike Florio Rank: 15
    Last Week: 19
    Change: +4

    SBNation.com Rank: 17
    Last Week: 22
    Change: +5

    Yahoo! Shutdown Corner Rank: 17
    Last Week: 22
    Change: +5

    USA Today Rank: 10
    Last Week: 18
    Change: +8

    THIS WEEK’S OPPONENT’S RANKS — BUFFALO BILLS

    NFL.com: 15
    ESPN.com: 20
    CBSSports.com: 19
    FoxSports.com: 16
    ProFootballTalk: 21
    SBNation.com: 19
    Yahoo! Shutdown Corner: 20
    USA Today: 16

    October 4, 2016 at 5:15 pm #54501
    Winnbrad
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    I don’t like this. All this moving up. Nope, don’t like it one bit. We’re treading on thin ice here. Foreign territory.

    Move us back to 31. Cleveland territory. That way we can sneak up on people.

    October 4, 2016 at 5:25 pm #54503
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    Winnbrad wrote:

    I don’t like this. All this moving up. Nope, don’t like it one bit. We’re treading on thin ice here. Foreign territory.

    Move us back to 31. Cleveland territory. That way we can sneak up on people.

    As RFL used to say back in 99…it’s better if we are laying in the weeds.

    October 4, 2016 at 9:32 pm #54514
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    nittany ram wrote:

    Here’s how some other media outlets have them ranked. USA Today ranks them 10?!

    NFL.com, Elliot Harrison Rank: 13
    Last Week: 21
    Change: +8

    ESPN.com Rank: 16
    Last Week: 24
    Change: +8

    CBSSports.com, Pete Prisco Rank: 14
    Last Week: 18
    Change: +4

    FoxSports.com Rank: 14
    Last Week: 17
    Change: +3

    ProFootballTalk, Mike Florio Rank: 15
    Last Week: 19
    Change: +4

    SBNation.com Rank: 17
    Last Week: 22
    Change: +5

    Yahoo! Shutdown Corner Rank: 17
    Last Week: 22
    Change: +5

    USA Today Rank: 10
    Last Week: 18
    Change: +8

    THIS WEEK’S OPPONENT’S RANKS — BUFFALO BILLS

    NFL.com: 15
    ESPN.com: 20
    CBSSports.com: 19
    FoxSports.com: 16
    ProFootballTalk: 21
    SBNation.com: 19
    Yahoo! Shutdown Corner: 20
    USA Today: 16

    Good job.

    Here’s what some of them are saying.

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    http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-do-you-think-the-rams-are-for-real-040118432.html

    17. Los Angeles Rams (3-1, LW: 22)
    The one optimistic thing you can say about the Rams offense is Todd Gurley can’t be this unproductive all season. He has had some tough matchups. The line blocking for him isn’t good, and defenses won’t respect Los Angeles’ passing game, but Gurley is too good to be averaging less than 3 yards a carry. That will change.

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    http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/17704994/nfl-2016-week-5-power-rankings-denver-broncos-seattle-seahawks-pittsburgh-steelers

    16th

    2016 record: 3-1
    Week 4 ranking: No. 24

    6-2: There are five quarterbacks who have posted a 6-2 record since Week 14 of last season: Ben Roethlisberger, Russell Wilson, Alex Smith, Kirk Cousins and … Case Keenum. He might not be doing a lot, but he’s doing enough.

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    http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-power-rankings-move-over-patriots-theres-a-new-no-1-and-no-2/

    14th

    At 3-1, the defense is carrying this team. But at some point, you have to score more points.

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    NFL Week 5 Power Rankings: The contenders, the frauds, and the just awful

    12. LOS ANGELES RAMS (18)

    After Week 1, I thought this was the worst team by a mile. Now they look pretty good. Clearly, I know nothing.

    October 5, 2016 at 9:45 pm #54589
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    The Pro Football Focus Power Rankings represent how every NFL team ranks overall to this point in the season, based on PFF’s grading of every player on every play of every game. It factors in offense, defense, and special teams, but does not factor in coaching and scheme, which may result in some teams playing better than the sum of their parts. It does not take into account things like team record, injuries or playoff odds, and is a measure of a team’s performance at this point of the season.

    https://www.profootballfocus.com/nfl-power-rankings/

    Rankings Entering Week 5 – Updated 10/5/2016

    Team Overall Offense Defense
    Denver Broncos 1 4 3
    Baltimore Ravens 2 18 5
    Green Bay Packers 3 8 7
    Seattle Seahawks 4 27 1
    Philadelphia Eagles 5 3 12
    Atlanta Falcons 6 1 28
    Cincinnati Bengals 7 9 8
    Oakland Raiders 8 2 26
    New England Patriots 9 19 10
    Dallas Cowboys 10 5 24
    Buffalo Bills 11 23 4
    Los Angeles Rams 12 31 2
    Chicago Bears 13 13 19
    New Orleans Saints 14 6 23
    Arizona Cardinals 15 16 6
    New York Giants 16 15 16
    Minnesota Vikings 17 21 11
    Miami Dolphins 18 20 20
    Kansas City Chiefs 19 25 15
    Washington Redskins 20 10 29
    Pittsburgh Steelers 21 11 22
    Carolina Panthers 22 24 14
    Cleveland Browns 23 17 21
    San Diego Chargers 24 26 18
    Tennessee Titans 25 12 27
    Jacksonville Jaguars 26 28 17
    Detroit Lions 27 7 32
    Indianapolis Colts 28 14 31
    Houston Texans 29 29 13
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers 30 22 30
    San Francisco 49ers 31 32 9
    New York Jets 32 30 25

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