<![CDATA[The Gipper's Power Rankings Week 4]]>Here are my power rankings after Week 4. This is based strictly on numbers...records and point differential:

1. Texans

2. Falcons

3. Cardinals

4. Bears

5. 49ers

6. Ravens

7. Chargers

8. Vikings

9. Bengals

10. Eagles

11. Pats

12. Broncos

13. Giants

14. Seahawks

15. Packers

16. Redskins

17. Rams

18. Bills

19. Jets

20. Cowboys

21. Steelers

22. Colts

23. Dolphins

24. Bucs

25. Lions

26. Panthers

27. Jags

28. Chiefs

29. Raiders

30. Titans

31. Saints

32. Browns

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@king-ghoolie-lives said:

It is sad when our debates sink to are we 31 or 32.

The good news is, at 32, we are posting Jim Brown's number. That is really cool, huh?

Sure, cool. Sandy Koufax and Magic Johnson too. Best number in sports.

But, though the Browns may technically be ranked that far down, the Eagles and Ravens games showed they could in fact be competitive with just about anyone in the league.

Like I said, I think that toward the end of this season the Browns are going to start pounding some people.

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@the-gipper said:

I don't really. I think they are more on the order of the second list.

Maybe I'd put Jacksonville below us, but that's about it.

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@brown-skids said:

Sadly, I agree.

I don't really. I think they are more on the order of the second list.

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@the-gipper said:

Here are my power rankings after Week 4. This is based strictly on numbers...records and point differential:

32. Browns

Sadly, I agree.

]]>https://brownsboard.com/post/306122https://brownsboard.com/post/306122Tue, 02 Oct 2012 15:44:54 GMT<![CDATA[Reply to The Gipper's Power Rankings Week 4 on Tue, 02 Oct 2012 15:42:15 GMT]]>Let me mention further that I think this will be the last week I post these "Power rankings", because, believe it or not, the real "power rankings" i.e. the race for the playoffs is actually coming into focus even now after only the 4th week. Ergo, here is my thread on "If the Playoffs started today". Who would be in:

AFC:

East: Jets! 2-2 (yes, the miserable Jets lead this division with a 2-2 record and they are 2-0 in the division...which is better than the Pats)

North: Ravens 3-1

South: Texans 4-0 #1 seed

West: Chargers 3-1

Wildcards: Bengals in at 3-1 and either Patriots or Broncos, both 2-2 and 2-1 in conference

NFC:

East: Eagles 3-1

North: Vikings 3-1 (better division record)

South: Falcons 4-0

Cardinals: 4-0

Wildcards: Bears and 49ers both 3-1

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1. Texans

2. Falcons

3. Patriots

4. Bears

5. 49ers

6. Ravens

7. Broncos

8. Cardinals

9. Chargers

10. Giants

11. Vikings

12. Seahawks

13. Packers

14. Steelers

T15. Bengals

T15. Redskins

17. Dolphins

18. Bucs

19. Rams

20. Lions

21. Eagles

22. Bills

23. Saints

24. Colts

25. Cowboys

26. Browns

27. Jets

28. Panthers

29. Jags

30. Chiefs

31. Raiders

32. Titans

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