NFL Power Poll – Week 11
Frank Coyle/ Head Scout
NFL Power Poll – Rams Host Chiefs In Conference Leadership Battle
Brees, Trubisky and Roethlsberger Star in Impressive Wins
Teams of the Week –
Saints crush Bengals, 51-15
Steelers bash Panthers, 52-21
Players of the Week
Offense – QB Mitchell Trubisky – Bears
Defense – DE Cameron Heyward – Steelers
Rookies of Week
RB Nick Chubb – Browns
LB Darius Leonard – Colts
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Game of Week #11 – Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) at LA Rams (9-1)
Rams get a home game with Mexican grass fiasco
Draft Insiders’ – NFL Power Poll – Week 11
NFL Ranking /Record /Team
#1 -9-1 Rams
Rams’ beat the Seahawks. Pumped for the Chiefs.
#2 – 9-1 Chiefs
Chiefs’ cruising behind explosive offense and improving defense.
#3 – 8-1 Saints
Saints’ win their 8th straight game with another record setting performance by veteran QB Drew Brees.
#4 – 7-3 Patriots
Pats struggled vs tough Titan club lead by ex-player and coach Mike Vrabel.
#5 – 6-2-1 Steelers
Steelers’ starting to peat and will go forward without star runner Le’Veon Bell.
#6 – 7-2 Chargers
Chargers are learning how to win the divisional games.
#7 – 6-3 Panthers
Panthers were punched out by Pittsburgh in a huge Thursday night matchup.
#8 – 6-3 Texans
Texans’ are rested for their trip to Washington of divisional leaders.
#9 – 6-3 Bears
The Bears are looking like a playoff club. Host the Vikings with a chance to gain a strong hold on NFC North leadership.
#10 – 5-3-1 Vikings
Vikings travel to Chi town for critical North leadership in the balance.
#11 – 6-3 Redskins
The Redskins host the Texans looking for signature victory of the season.
#12 – 4-5 Eagles
Eagles lost to the staggering Cowboys. Go to New Orleans in a must win situation.
#13 – 4-5 Seahawks
Seahawks host the Packers in a must situation for both clubs playoff hopes.
#14 – 5-4 Titans
The Titans won another big game this time vs the Patriots. Travel to Indy for vital AFC South matchup.
#15 – 4-4-1 Packers
The Packers face a season defining matchup in Seattle on Thursday night.
#16 – 4-5 Cowboys
The Cowboys beat the Eagles to keep alive their NFC playoff hopes.
#17 – 4-5 Falcons
Falcons are still struggling to get the defense together.
#18 – 5-5 Dolphins
Dolphins are floundering in mediocrity.
#19 – 4-5 Colts
Colts won their third straight vs the Jaguars. Host the rising Titans in great matchup.
#20 – 5-4 Bengals
Bengals’ were trashed by the Saints. Go to Baltimore for divisional matchup.
#21 – 4-5 Ravens
Ravens lost their fourth straight game. Get the crumbling Bengals at home this week.
#22 – 3-6-1 Browns
Browns coming off big win vs the Falcons. Bye week before two road games.
#23 – 3-6 Lions
Lions were pounded in Chicago. Maybe last chance at home vs the Panthers to get back into postseason picture.
#24 – 3-6 Jaguars
Jaguars’ lose their five straight in another weak offensive performance.
#25- 3-6 Broncos
Broncos face heavy AFC schedule down the stretch.
#26 – 3-6 Bucs
Bucs face the Giants after another poor effort.
#27 – 3-7 Bills
Bills exploded against the Jets. Get their bye week to celebrate.
#28 – 3-7 Jets
Jets’ were embarrassed by the Bills and third string QB Matt Barkley.
#29 – 2-7 Giants
The Giants looking for two game winning streak with the Bucs coming to town.
#30 – 2-8 49ers
The 49ers fell to the Giants Monday night. Bye week to prepare for stretch.
#31 – 2-7 Cardinals
Cardinals host the Raiders in the Basement bowl.
#32 – 1-8 Raiders
The Raiders pathetic offense has hit new lows in recent weeks.
Frank Coyle is a long-time scout with nationwide ties with NFL and college coaches, scouts and player agents. He is a member of the FWAA and voter in College player awards – Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe, Biletnikoff etc for the past 20 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He is a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for CBS, ESPN, Fox Sports and Sporting News on a year-round basis related to NFL and College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites
