Power Rankings after Week 2:

1. New England
2. Indianapolis
3. Pittsburgh
4. San Diego
5. Dallas
6. Denver
7. Houston
8. Green Bay
9. Chicago
10. Baltimore
11. Tennessee
12. Washington
13. Seattle
14. Carolina
15. Arizona
16. Detroit
17. San Francisco
18. Philadelphia
19. Cincinnati
20. Jacksonville
21. Tampa Bay
22. Minnesota
23. St. Louis
24. NY Jets
25. Cleveland
26. NY Giants
27. New Orleans
28. Miami
29. Kansas City
30. Oakland
31. Buffalo
32. Atlanta

Arizona at Baltimore (Not all 1-1 teams are the same)
Buffalo at New England (Buffalo needs serious help on O)
Detroit at Philadelphia (I'm sure a lot of people had these teams 2-0 and 0-2 after 2 weeks, but with the records switched!)
Indianapolis at Houston (Not yet, Houston...)
Miami at N.Y. Jets (Both teams badly need it)
Minnesota at Kansas City (Can I pick the BYE instead?)
San Diego at Green Bay (San Diego angrily fights back)
San Francisco at Pittsburgh (Not all 2-0 teams are the same)
St. Louis at Tampa Bay (What has happened to St. Louis?)
Cincinnati at Seattle (Both teams have playoff potential)
Cleveland at Oakland (The Raiders finally win one)
Jacksonville at Denver (Denver has gotten lucky twice in a row)
Carolina at Atlanta (Poor Falcon fans...)
N.Y. Giants at Washington (Giants are already out of the division race)
Dallas at Chicago (Marquee matchup of the week)

Tennessee at New Orleans (They have to pick it up sometime, right? Right?!)

23/31

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Tennessee at New Orleans

Sunday, Sept. 23

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at [b]Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland [/b]
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans

Sunday, Sept. 23

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans

26/31

Hmm, not too many of you picked Tennessee. They used to be my next favorite after the Patriots. I thought McNair was awesome! I hope they make a come back this season.

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans

CarrieLee said:

I did. I hope you don't lose a bunch of games while you're gone.

lilgish said:

live4lust said:

I picked Tennis E too! Good team!

Sunday, Sept. 23

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans

29/31

Arizona at Baltimore
Buffalo at New England
Detroit at Philadelphia
Indianapolis at Houston
Miami at N.Y. Jets
Minnesota at Kansas City
San Diego at Green Bay
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
St. Louis at Tampa Bay
Cincinnati at Seattle
Cleveland at Oakland
Jacksonville at Denver
Carolina at Atlanta Panthers should win this one.....I'll be disappointed if they don't. That being said, go.....Panthers!
N.Y. Giants at Washington
Dallas at Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

Tennessee at New Orleans



This week kinda flew by.....I thought about my picks earlier this week, but forgot to pick. Barely got them in.

live4lust said:

Me too.

Sunday, Sept. 23

Arizona
New England
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
N.Y. Jets
Minnesota
San Diego
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Seattle
Oakland
Denver
Carolina
N.Y. Giants
Chicago

Monday, Sept. 24

New Orleans

AnckSuNamun said:

Now now that's not nice!!!!! I hope you win them all Acnk, because you're such a winner!

karmatornado said:

31/31

CarrieLee said:

What an odd comment. Calling the season after two games is for Pats fans.

I'm calling out all tha' folks from Chi-Town.
Ain't gonna be no Superbowl Shuffle this year, mo' like a Stuporbowl Scuffle.
Watch how they get done 2morrow nite. On national television "Priiiimetiiiime Babeeee!.

Although i have much love for my boy Devon Hester from tha .

So don't cry, while you're gettin' sick off Da' Beers and watchin' Da' Bears.

This week’s game versus the Bengals will mark the 17th time the twoclubs have squared off in the regular season with each team splitting the previous 16 games. The Seahawks have won six of the last nine dating back to 1989.

Seattle lost their only postseason meeting against the Bengals, 21-13, in the 1988 AFC Divisional Playoff Game played at Cincinnati. Aside from all four AFC West teams, Seattle has matched up against the Bengals more than any other AFC team.

At Cincinnati, Seattle has posted a 5-5 record. The first six games in the series were played at Cincinnati and Seattle was 2-4, but since 1989, Seattle has won three of the four games played on the road.

The last time the Seahawks played the Bengals was October 26, 2003. Seattle was off to their best start in franchise history with a 5-1 record heading in to Paul Brown Stadium. Former Seahawks quarterback Jon Kitna led the Bengals to a 27-24 upset with help from backup running back Rudi Johnson, who had 27 carries for 101 yards and a score.

Head Coach Mike Holmgren is 1-1 vs. Cincinnati while with Seattle. The Seahawks defeated the Bengals, 37-20, in his inaugural year as head coach on November 7, 1999 in the Kingdome.

CarrieLee said:

I picked the Cardinals. Damn that last second field goal.

My brother said Philly was a bad pick. HaHa!
I was focused on the Steelers game, in which they completely whipped the 49ers. WooHoo!

2Jay said:

I started to pick the 49ers because I thought they would've been on a winning high from last week.....glad I changed my mind.

AnckSuNamun said:

The cardinals are perpetual losers.

Man, I suck.

2Jay said:

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