Hashmarks Power Rankings Revealed

August 8, 2007 4:39 PM

After analyzing all 32 rosters and leaving several messages with GMs, I'm more prepared than ever to present our latest power rankings. I'm also putting together a nice Powerpoint presentation if anyone's interested.

I'll be back later to offer explanations for my selections. Have a wonderful afternoon. And feel free to offer your own power rankings.

1. New England

2. San Diego

3. Indianapolis

4. Chicago

5. Denver

6. New Orleans

7. Baltimore

8. Philadelphia

9. Pittsburgh

10. Seattle

11. New York Jets

12. Dallas

13. Carolina

14. Cincinnati

15. San Francisco

16. Tennessee

17. St. Louis

18. Detroit

19. New York Giants

20. Jacksonville

21. Buffalo

22. Miami

23. Washington

24. Atlanta

25. Kansas City

26. Green Bay

27. Tampa Bay

28. Houston

29. Arizona

30. Minnesota

31. Cleveland

32. Oakland

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