Power Rankings Nov 19

by Corroncho on Nov 19, 2008 1:41 PM EST

As i said to Wade et al I would...here it is minus some to get it to you still smokin' on the plate...

NFL Power Rankings: Nov 19

Hell guys, we're on the up, unmistakeably onwards and upwards. Despite the limp three-legged horse dash across the finishing line on Sunday. Thought about our display on Sunday a lot and bored people at work with my deep insights.

Looks like someone got to it all first if you want Dolphinsfan4life's view - a good read.

	P		1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
ESPN	31	30	28	30	25	26	23	24	26	24	17	15	12
Fox											18	16	15
CBS			31	32	25	25	21	25	27	23	20	18	11
SN	31	30	26	29	24	23	21	22	25	22	18	15	16
USA Today	31	31	28	30	25	24	22	23	25	25	16	16	17
SI	32	26	22	28	22	21	14	22	23	20	18	17	12
CHFF	32	30	31	26	26	19	22	24	22	20	18	15	14
*average*													13.6

Check out last week's rankings and comments if the Sunday night's beer and kool-aid has made it go all cloudy.

ESPN	They're barely winning, but they're winning. The Dolphins have won four in a row. Only the Titans and Giants have longer streaks. (TG)
Fox	After launching a league-wide craze in Week 3 with the debut of their now infamous "Wildcat" formation, what will the Dolphins think of this time against New England -- the option? The jump pass? How about a drop kick or two? This week's game is huge for Miami, who would be very well positioned for a playoff run.
CBS	Yes, they are playing a big game in November. Can you believe it? It has been a nice start for first-year coach Tony Sparano.
Yahoo-SN	First overall draft pick Jake Long is probably the only household name on the Fins' offensive line, but it is an underrated young unit that will keep getting better. Center Samson Satele, right guard Ike Ndukwe and right tackle Vernon Carey are all very solid. It's helped the team produced a power running game that assists Chad Pennington well in play-action passing.
USA Today	The wildcat still has claws. Ronnie Brown goes over 100 yards vs Raiders
SI	The Miami Dolphins are hosting the New England Patriots on Sunday, and the winner will either be tied with the Jets for the AFC East lead or have a firm hold on a wild-card berth. Ladies and gentlemen, these are the Miami Dolphins we're talking about. "I don't tell my guys very often,'' Tony Sparano said after Sunday's win over Oakland, "but I'm really proud of them.'' Well, he should be.
CHFF	Over their four-game winning streak, the Dolphins have faced opponents with a combined winning percentage of .400 and an aggregate record of 16-24.

Keep the faith and sacrificing what ever it is you're sacrificing.

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Sweet

worst to first all laid out in a cool little chart.. I love charts and graphs and lists..

I was surprised by the fact that only the best two teams in the league (Tenn and NYG) have a longer winning streak right now.. keep it going Fins!

"I throw better than anybody in college and I can throw with anybody in the pros. There, that's what I think."
"I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change."
- Dan Marino aka Quarterback God

by Little Nicky 21 on Nov 19, 2008 2:04 PM EST reply actions

Nice work.

But what the hell is Yahoo thinking? They mention every starting offensive lineman except Justin Smiley – who is having an exceptional season. Go figure.

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by Matty I on Nov 19, 2008 2:18 PM EST reply actions