NFL Power Rankings, Week 14: Eagles, Chiefs losses shake up the top
By Grant Tuttle
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19. Las Vegas Raiders (5-7)
Last Week: 17 (-2)
(BYE WEEK)
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-6)
Last Week: 18 (-2)
(BYE WEEK)
21. Atlanta Falcons (6-6)
Last Week: 19 (-2)
The Falcons just narrowly escaped the Jets. With a team of young stars, Arthur Smith is rumored to be safe for this cycle. I can understand wanting to give a guy a second chance. Hell, I remember thinking that Romeo Crennel might not be a bad head coach if he got another chance. In this case, however, I can't truly rationalize giving Smith yet another chance. Atlanta is not good and part of the reason for that is an inability to use stars.
22. New Orleans Saints (5-7)
Last Week: 20 (-2)
The Saints looked terrible in their start against the Lions but then went on a quick run that almost resulted in a comeback victory. New Orleans looks like the team to beat in the NFC South, but they are not good.
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-7)
Last Week: 23 (-)
The Bucs almost lost to the Panthers. Honestly, they are in need of a rebuild and I'm not sure if they know it yet. They have a lot of mediocrity and a bunch of has beens on their roster. I can't imagine that this team is recognizable next season.
24. Washington Commanders (4-9)
Last Week: 22 (-2)
Yeesh. The Commanders are a bad enough team that they become the latest victim of Miami's explosive offense. Sam Howell has a million yards, but it is very clear that this defense is among the worst in the league. I can't imagine that Ron Rivera will get another shot next season.