2. Tennessee Titans: The loss won't hurt them in the long run. They will win the division in the coming weeks, when they play at Detroit, host Cleveland, and then go to Houston. They finish with Pittsburgh and Indianapolis, but might have home-field wrapped up by then.
3. Pittsburgh Steelers: New England, Dallas, Baltimore, Tennessee. They will win at least two of these games, but man that is a tough stretch.
4. New York Jets: I will finally put them in the mix up here. Brett Favre has been protecting the ball the last few weeks. If they keep playing this way there is no reason why they can't run the table (DEN, at SF, BUF, at Sea, MIA).
5. New England Patriots: I like this team. Even with Matt Cassel at quarterback, they have a ton of weapons, and their defense is pretty tough.
14. Minnesota Vikings: A nice win for the Vikings, but they will have to be able to throw the ball down the stretch.
15. Chicago Bears: A nice win for the Bears, but they are going to have to beat a quality team at some point.
20. Green Bay Packers: A terrible loss for the Packers. Their biggest strength got dominated.
28. Seattle Seahawks: Playing better with Matt Hasselbeck, but they are bad.
29. Cincinnati Bengals: Ok, so they play hard every week. Win a game once in a while though.
30. Kansas City Chiefs: Same as above.
31. St. Louis Rams: They look real real bad lately.
32. Detroit Lions
Chicago got a few 15's and minnesota got two 11's and two 16's. Everybody has Green Bay as the third best in the NFC North. Check out Vinnie Iyer from the Sporting News, giving Detroit some respect.
ESPN.com: CHI-15, MIN-17, G.B.-20
CBS Sports: CHI-16, MIN-17, G.B.-19
Michael Silver (Yahoo!): MIN-11, CHI-15, G.B.-18
Jeff Sagarin (USA Today): MIN-11, CHI-12, G.B.-13
Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News): CHI-15, MIN-16, G.B.-17, DET-31 (He has St. Louis at 32.)
FOX Sports: CHI-15, MIN-16, G.B.-18
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