NFL Power Rankings

[big dog cowboy]

Here are some worthless power rankings. They mean nothing except for something to discuss. Enjoy!

Sporting News:
1. Kansas City Chiefs (previous 2023 ranking: 1), 2. Philadelphia Eagles (2), 3. San Francisco 49ers (5), 4. Cincinnati Bengals (3), 5. Buffalo Bills (4), 6. New York Jets (7), 7. Detroit Lions (6), 8. Jacksonville Jaguars (10)

9. Dallas Cowboys (8)

The Cowboys have gone through some offensive lumps as Mike McCarthy and Brian Schottenheimer have taken charge. But despite the viral Dak Prescott passing mistakes in camp, featuring Tony Pollard and adding Brandin Cooks have been key, testing and bringing out even better play out of the defense.

10. Baltimore Ravens (14)

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/nfl...vens-lions-preseason/oznwusqqxy5pmptuudcmk3av

PFF:
1. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS, 2. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 3. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, 4. CINCINNATI BENGALS, 5. BUFFALO BILLS, 6. NEW YORK JETS, 7. DALLAS COWBOYS, 8. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 9. CLEVELAND BROWNS, 10. BALTIMORE RAVENS

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-chiefs-eagles-jets-2023-nfl-draft

NFL.COM
1. Kansas City, 2. Philadelphia, 3. San Francisco, 4. Cincinnati, 5. Buffalo,

6. Dallas

Is it possible Micah Parsons has another level to reach as a defender? With seemingly each passing day, there’s mention of Parsons doing something ridiculous in Cowboys camp, and it begs the question of whether the first-team All-Pro linebacker can add more layers to his game. Head coach Mike McCarthy even scolded Parsons for violating the camp moratorium on hitting quarterbacks, and not just camp arms -- we’re talking Dak Prescott, too. Parsons has reached the 13-sack threshold in both of his NFL seasons, so the bar is high. But it just feels like we’re about to witness an Aaron Donald-like impact from Parsons in 2023, even if he hasn’t been too far off from that already.

7. Baltimore, 8. NY Jets, 9. Miami, 10. Jacksonville

https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-preseason-2023-nfl-season

 

[big dog cowboy]

There are more of course. But the general consensus is the Dallas Cowboys are a top 10 team heading into pre-season.

The pecking order in the NFC is Phily, San Fran then Dallas consistently.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

There are more of course. But the general consensus is the Dallas Cowboys are a top 10 team heading into pre-season.

The pecking order in the NFC is Phily, San Fran then Dallas consistently.

That’s a fair pecking order especially if Dak plays like he did last year. But listing Lions and Jags in front of them is laughable.

 

[calico]

Get back to me around week 6.

 

[Shane612]

All I know is that KC is the team to beat and the beagles will PROBABLY win NFCE, because Hurts is significantly better than Prescott.
After that who knows?

 

[ghst187]

All I know is that KC is the team to beat and the beagles will PROBABLY win NFCE, because Hurts is significantly better than Prescott.
After that who knows?

I don’t think hurts is better than Dak at all. I think he was surrounded by a stacked roster and asked to do much less with a coaching staff who catered and masked his inabilities. The season prior people were openly questioning whether or not he was a viable long term starter because he couldn’t see the field well and frankly never has back to college.
I think he comes back to earth this year.
I’m not sold that SF doesn’t take a step back.
Right now all these rankings are nothing but a holdover from the finish of last season. The year will take on a life of its own. There will be major injuries and dark horses. We should def be better but we will see

 

[DogFace]

Get back to me around week 6.

 

[maryquality]

That’s a fair pecking order especially if Dak plays like he did last year. But listing Lions and Jags in front of them is laughable.

Yeah, that is laughable. And I suppose they put the Jets in front of the Cowboys just because they now have A. Rodgers. Call me crazy, but I don't think Rodgers is going to make that much of a difference there. I guess we'll see......

 

[blueblood70]

Here are some worthless power rankings. They mean nothing except for something to discuss. Enjoy!

Sporting News:
1. Kansas City Chiefs (previous 2023 ranking: 1), 2. Philadelphia Eagles (2), 3. San Francisco 49ers (5), 4. Cincinnati Bengals (3), 5. Buffalo Bills (4), 6. New York Jets (7), 7. Detroit Lions (6), 8. Jacksonville Jaguars (10)

9. Dallas Cowboys (8)

The Cowboys have gone through some offensive lumps as Mike McCarthy and Brian Schottenheimer have taken charge. But despite the viral Dak Prescott passing mistakes in camp, featuring Tony Pollard and adding Brandin Cooks have been key, testing and bringing out even better play out of the defense.

10. Baltimore Ravens (14)

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/nfl...vens-lions-preseason/oznwusqqxy5pmptuudcmk3av

PFF:
1. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS, 2. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 3. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, 4. CINCINNATI BENGALS, 5. BUFFALO BILLS, 6. NEW YORK JETS, 7. DALLAS COWBOYS, 8. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 9. CLEVELAND BROWNS, 10. BALTIMORE RAVENS

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-chiefs-eagles-jets-2023-nfl-draft

NFL.COM
1. Kansas City, 2. Philadelphia, 3. San Francisco, 4. Cincinnati, 5. Buffalo,

6. Dallas

Is it possible Micah Parsons has another level to reach as a defender? With seemingly each passing day, there’s mention of Parsons doing something ridiculous in Cowboys camp, and it begs the question of whether the first-team All-Pro linebacker can add more layers to his game. Head coach Mike McCarthy even scolded Parsons for violating the camp moratorium on hitting quarterbacks, and not just camp arms -- we’re talking Dak Prescott, too. Parsons has reached the 13-sack threshold in both of his NFL seasons, so the bar is high. But it just feels like we’re about to witness an Aaron Donald-like impact from Parsons in 2023, even if he hasn’t been too far off from that already.

7. Baltimore, 8. NY Jets, 9. Miami, 10. Jacksonville

https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-preseason-2023-nfl-season

well I'm glad you prefaced it with the word worthless, because it is if anybody thinks the lions or even The Jets at this point and I even have to add the Jacksonville Jaguars Being better than us, is just that, a bunch of guessing.

Let me just say I hate power rankings or any rankings of any kind before a season starts all ranking should be after the season or if you want to do a mid-season ranking, I can live with that after the first eight or nine games you want to see who's doing well and who's doing terrible, that's fine but anything in the preseason before games are played it's like the NCAA teams being ranked, it's dumb just absolutely dumb..

 

[john van brocklin]

There are more of course. But the general consensus is the Dallas Cowboys are a top 10 team heading into pre-season.

The pecking order in the NFC is Phily, San Fran then Dallas consistently.

Cant disagree with that ranking.
In the NFL, respect is earned.....

 

[Aven8]

All I know is that KC is the team to beat and the beagles will PROBABLY win NFCE, because Hurts is significantly better than Prescott.
After that who knows?

Hurts sucks against us.

 

[cowboys5xsbs]

I hope we don't buy into our own hype again. That's been a recipe for disaster in years past. I like it better when we face some adversity.

 

[Vtwin]

There was a long period of time when seeing the Jets, Lions, Bengals and Jaguars in the top ten would have been unimaginable.

Oh what a difference a QB makes...

 

[ActualCowboysFan]

Hurts sucks against us.

Hurts next win against a good team will be his first one

 

[Mac_MaloneV1]

The Jets are getting way too much love.

 

[Shane612]

Hurts sucks against us.

He still better than Dak.

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

I don’t think hurts is better than Dak at all. I think he was surrounded by a stacked roster and asked to do much less with a coaching staff who catered and masked his inabilities. The season prior people were openly questioning whether or not he was a viable long term starter because he couldn’t see the field well and frankly never has back to college.
I think he comes back to earth this year.
I’m not sold that SF doesn’t take a step back.
Right now all these rankings are nothing but a holdover from the finish of last season. The year will take on a life of its own. There will be major injuries and dark horses. We should def be better but we will see

So EVERYONE "takes a step back" but us.

Hmmmmmm, how convenient.

No Homers here!

 

[America's Cowboy]

I don’t think hurts is better than Dak at all. I think he was surrounded by a stacked roster and asked to do much less with a coaching staff who catered and masked his inabilities. The season prior people were openly questioning whether or not he was a viable long term starter because he couldn’t see the field well and frankly never has back to college.
I think he comes back to earth this year.
I’m not sold that SF doesn’t take a step back.
Right now all these rankings are nothing but a holdover from the finish of last season. The year will take on a life of its own. There will be major injuries and dark horses. We should def be better but we will see

 

[CowboyRoy]

Here are some worthless power rankings. They mean nothing except for something to discuss. Enjoy!

Sporting News:
1. Kansas City Chiefs (previous 2023 ranking: 1), 2. Philadelphia Eagles (2), 3. San Francisco 49ers (5), 4. Cincinnati Bengals (3), 5. Buffalo Bills (4), 6. New York Jets (7), 7. Detroit Lions (6), 8. Jacksonville Jaguars (10)

9. Dallas Cowboys (8)

The Cowboys have gone through some offensive lumps as Mike McCarthy and Brian Schottenheimer have taken charge. But despite the viral Dak Prescott passing mistakes in camp, featuring Tony Pollard and adding Brandin Cooks have been key, testing and bringing out even better play out of the defense.

10. Baltimore Ravens (14)

https://www.sportingnews.com/ca/nfl...vens-lions-preseason/oznwusqqxy5pmptuudcmk3av

PFF:
1. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS, 2. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 3. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS, 4. CINCINNATI BENGALS, 5. BUFFALO BILLS, 6. NEW YORK JETS, 7. DALLAS COWBOYS, 8. LOS ANGELES CHARGERS, 9. CLEVELAND BROWNS, 10. BALTIMORE RAVENS

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-chiefs-eagles-jets-2023-nfl-draft

NFL.COM
1. Kansas City, 2. Philadelphia, 3. San Francisco, 4. Cincinnati, 5. Buffalo,

6. Dallas

Is it possible Micah Parsons has another level to reach as a defender? With seemingly each passing day, there’s mention of Parsons doing something ridiculous in Cowboys camp, and it begs the question of whether the first-team All-Pro linebacker can add more layers to his game. Head coach Mike McCarthy even scolded Parsons for violating the camp moratorium on hitting quarterbacks, and not just camp arms -- we’re talking Dak Prescott, too. Parsons has reached the 13-sack threshold in both of his NFL seasons, so the bar is high. But it just feels like we’re about to witness an Aaron Donald-like impact from Parsons in 2023, even if he hasn’t been too far off from that already.

7. Baltimore, 8. NY Jets, 9. Miami, 10. Jacksonville

https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-power-rankings-preseason-2023-nfl-season

LOL..........viral passing mistakes by Dak in practice? BWAAAAAA!!!!

Fake news hilarious!

 

[CowboyRoy]

That’s a fair pecking order especially if Dak plays like he did last year. But listing Lions and Jags in front of them is laughable.

If Dak played poorly last year then he must be one hell of a QB.