This is my power top 16: 1. Indianapolis Colts (9-0) NC 2. Denver Broncos (7-2) NC 3. San Diego Chargers (7-2) +2 4. Chicago Bears (8-1) +4 5. Baltimore Ravens (7-2) +1 6. New England Patriots (6-3) -3 7. New Orleans Saints (6-3) NC 8. New York Giants (6-3) -4 9. Seattle Seahawks (6-3) +3 10. Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) +5 11. Carolina Panthers (5-4) +3 12. New York Jets (5-4) +5 13. Dallas Cowboys (5-4) +3 14. Kansas City Chiefs (5-4) -5 15. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4) -5 16. Cincinnati Bengals (4-5) -5 Honorable Mention: Atlanta Falcons (5-4), Pittsburgh Steelers (3-6), Green Bay Packers (4-5), San Francisco (4-5)
San Diego Chargers now have shown the ability to come from behind and score at will. Credit must go to Schottenheimer. And I am way down on the list of Marty supporters, believe me. But he is letting his offense go. With the game 42-41 in favor of SD, he stuck the dagger (near dagger) into Cincy, punching in a TD with less than 4 minutes to go in the game, giving SD an 8 point lead. That's not the Marty ball I came to know and hate. Giants with their current list of injuries is not nearly the team they were 2 short weeks ago. The NFC is still anybody's to take, even with Chicago's performance tonight. And they still have Rex Grossman. Seattle is the team to look at now. When they get healthy (which is possibly this coming weekend), they may indeed be the cream of the crop in the NFC once again.
