week 11 ratings & rankings & power polls

These teams get the most Yards After the Catch! #Playmakers#LARams #HTTR #GoSaints #Jaguars #Bengals50 #Colts #ChiefsKingdom #Chargers #OnePride #HereWeGo #DallasCowboys pic.twitter.com/Gf1Y3R5fTN

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These teams apply the MOST PRESSURE to opposing Quarterbacks!#Jaguars #HTTR #Bengals50 #LARams #HereWeGo #DallasCowboys #Browns #BeRedSeeRed #Chargers #Jets #Bucs pic.twitter.com/jPYh1cvlSA

— NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) November 21, 2017

Think your team drops a lot of passes? Here are the teams with the highest and lowest percentage of passes dropped.#Texans #TitanUp #LARams #Bengals50 #OnePride #DallasCowboys #HereWeGo #GoBills #SKOL #FinsUp #GiantsPride pic.twitter.com/rmc6w6FS3N

— NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) November 21, 2017

from PFF NFL Power Rankings – Week 12

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Los Angeles Rams: 9

LAST WEEK: 7

As impressive as last week’s game as US Bank Stadium was for the home team, the Rams were humbled a bit by failing what was their first big test in more than a month. Quarterback Jared Goff struggled on his 16 dropbacks with pressure, completing just 5-of-13 passes for 3.1 yards per pass and a 47.0 rating (rating that is hard to accomplish without throwing an interception). Against the blitz he fared a bit worse (a 46.5 rating), showing that the code to their upstart offense can indeed be cracked. Things stay difficult this week against the Saints and their potent offense. If Alec Ogletree (37.0) plays more like his PFF grade than his reputation, and former safety Mark Barron’s size (214 lbs) continues to make him more of a coverage backer (83.8 grade) than a sufficient run stuffer (46.7), then the Rams are likely going to be playing from behind, further testing Goff and the offense.

These WRs haul in deep balls most efficiently pic.twitter.com/JiIdH9PRiu

— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) November 21, 2017

https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/seahawks/week-12-nfl-power-rankings-seahawks-fall-back-out-of-the-top-10/

Los Angeles Rams: 8

Will the loss to the Vikings begin a downturn for the team that has been the surprise of the league so far this year? Certainly, the schedule is ominous — the Rams now host equally surprising New Orleans Sunday. And opponents also now have a lot of film to get a sense of what it is the Rams are doing differently on offense this year. LA has also been pretty free of injuries this year but now will be without leading receiver Robert Woods for at least two games with a sprained shoulder. That, though, means he could return for the Dec. 17 showdown at Seattle.

After 11 weeks of the NFL season, the highest graded OTs pic.twitter.com/llINU9PvOs

— Pro Football Focus (@PFF) November 23, 2017