NFL Power Rankings
PostPosted:9 years 4 months ago
I know it can be trivial....but, it's fun seeing the Rams high up this week after being used to being one of the bottom three for years and then slowly inching up.
This week:
Fox Sports: Rams at #9 (up 10)
The Rams’ defensive front might be even more dominant than we expected as second-year defensive tackle Aaron Donald continues to make his case that he is the NFL’s elite interior pass rusher. Nick Foles offers the offense a deep-play element and the confidence of a franchise quarterback.
http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/power-rankings
ESPN: Rams at #14 (up 8)
The Rams' pass rush got off to a hot start Sunday, recording six sacks in the win against the Seahawks. The Rams had six sacks combined in Weeks 1-8 last season.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/powerrankings
NFL.com: Rams at #12 (up 7)
Jeff Fisher is a long way from the 34-6 drubbing his Rams suffered in last year's home opener. While it remains to be seen how much longer fans in St. Louis will be able to watch NFL football in person, the local crowd was treated to a fun one for five quarters Sunday: two punt-return touchdowns, a huge fourth-down stop and, of course, a home W. This just in: Aaron Donald is a beast. And no, we aren't putting the Rams over the Seahawks. Too many six- and seven-win campaigns in the Rams' recent past for that.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... r-top-five
USA Today: Rams at #9 (up 4)
Once Tre Mason and, eventually, Todd Gurley are in the backfield, this is going to be a tough crew to contend with.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/nfl/rankings/
This week:
Fox Sports: Rams at #9 (up 10)
The Rams’ defensive front might be even more dominant than we expected as second-year defensive tackle Aaron Donald continues to make his case that he is the NFL’s elite interior pass rusher. Nick Foles offers the offense a deep-play element and the confidence of a franchise quarterback.
http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/power-rankings
ESPN: Rams at #14 (up 8)
The Rams' pass rush got off to a hot start Sunday, recording six sacks in the win against the Seahawks. The Rams had six sacks combined in Weeks 1-8 last season.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/powerrankings
NFL.com: Rams at #12 (up 7)
Jeff Fisher is a long way from the 34-6 drubbing his Rams suffered in last year's home opener. While it remains to be seen how much longer fans in St. Louis will be able to watch NFL football in person, the local crowd was treated to a fun one for five quarters Sunday: two punt-return touchdowns, a huge fourth-down stop and, of course, a home W. This just in: Aaron Donald is a beast. And no, we aren't putting the Rams over the Seahawks. Too many six- and seven-win campaigns in the Rams' recent past for that.
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300000 ... r-top-five
USA Today: Rams at #9 (up 4)
Once Tre Mason and, eventually, Todd Gurley are in the backfield, this is going to be a tough crew to contend with.
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/nfl/rankings/