FG's Power Rankings

1. New England (15-0): At the beginning of the season, I thought the Patriots would be unbeatable.  They are one week away from verifying that feeling.

2. Indianapolis Colts (13-2): Can someone please punch the ticket for the AFC Championship game, AKA, "The Real Super Bowl" part 2. 

4. Green Bay Packers (12-3): I don't know how the Packers will recover from being blown out by the Bears. That was a terrible showing.

5. Jacksonville Jaguars (11-4): Patriots aside, the Jaguars are a team that no one wants to play this post season. 

6.  San Diego Chargers (10-5): If Ladainian Tomlinson isn't the best running back of all-time, or at least considered in the top three, then FG needs to send me my pink slip, because I simply don't know football.

7. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-5): The Steelers were finally able to get back on track vs. the Rams, but would still like to finish strong heading into the post season.

8. Cleveland Browns (9-6): It would be a tragedy for the Browns to miss this post-season.  Maybe they should request a conference transfer.

9. Seattle Seahawks (10-5): For the first time in a long time, the Seahawks actually looked dominant in a victory (but the Ravens are just plain terrible).

10. New York Giants (10-5): All doubters aside, Manning has led this Giants team to a better record, and to the post season, minus Tiki Barber.

11. Tennessee Titans (9-6): As always, Vince Young consistently finds a way to keep his team competitive, as the Titans stare down a shot at the playoffs.

12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-6): I'll bet good money that Tampa won't make it past the second round of the playoffs..

14.  Minnesota Vikings (8-7): The Vikings gave away their shot at controlling their own destiny.  Now they must win and pray for a Redskins loss.

16. Buffalo Bills (7-8): Kevin Everette is walking, who cares what happened on the field this past Sunday.  No insult to athletes, but doctors should make millions.  Try imagining a world without them.