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		<title>Week 5 NFL Power Rankings</title>
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		<dc:creator>Joshua Lobdell</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[<br />As we head to week five we have a better understanding of who is good, who is bad, and who are still in between 1. Indianapolis Colts- They have Peyton, and Peyton is great 2. New York Giants- Their Steve Smith is a number one receiver, minus the diva 3. New Orleans Saints- They now [...]<p><a href="http://www.inquisitr.com/41315/week-5-nfl-power-rankings/">Week 5 NFL Power Rankings</a> is a post from: <a href="http://www.inquisitr.com">The Inquisitr</a></p>
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<p>As we head to week five we have a better understanding of who is good, who is bad, and who are still in between</p>
<p>1. Indianapolis Colts- They have Peyton, and Peyton is great</p>
<p>2. New York Giants- Their Steve Smith is a number one receiver, minus the diva</p>
<p>3. New Orleans Saints- They now have a legit defense, and are legit contenders</p>
<p>4. Minnesota Vikings- On Monday they looked like a Super Bowl team</p>
<p>5. Baltimore Ravens- Forget about the Patriots loss, and go when the AFC North</p>
<p>6. New York Jets- Great team, and they add Braylon Edwards</p>
<p>7. New England Patriots- Ton Brady and Wes Welker are a great duo</p>
<p>8. Philadelphia Eagles- Coming of the bye week and Donovan is back</p>
<p>9. Denver Broncos- A surprise 4-0, a true test next with the Patriots</p>
<p>10. Pittsburgh Steelers- Mendenhall is the runner this offense needs</p>
<p>11. Atlanta Falcons- They face a difficult road schedule, making a playoff birth that much harder</p>
<p>12. San Francisco 49ers- Under Singletary this team has become a force</p>
<p>13. Cincinnati Bengals- They have a knack for winning close games</p>
<p>14. Green Bay Packers- Their Defense doesn&#8217;t get enough sacks, Aaron Rodgers gets sacked to often</p>
<p>15. Chicago Bears- The team is starting to come together</p>
<p>16. San Diego Chargers- They have all star talent, and second rate coaching</p>
<p>17. Dallas Cowboys- they need to beat a quality opponent</p>
<p>18. Arizona Cardinals- That Super Bowl hangover is for real</p>
<p>19. Houston Texans- The next three games will tell us much about this team</p>
<p>20. Jacksonville Jaguars- They are 2-2 and have four easy games upcoming</p>
<p>21. Miami Dolphins- Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams hold the keys to this team’s salvation</p>
<p>22. Buffalo Bills- Trent Edwards cannot make use of an excellent wide out corps</p>
<p>23. Seattle Seahawks- Inconsistent running game has set them back</p>
<p>24. Tennessee Titans- Does Vince Young get another chance to start?</p>
<p>25. Carolina Panthers- DeAngelo Williams and Jonathan Stewart need to gets lots of carries, lots</p>
<p>26. Detroit Lions- They are better, but much work remains</p>
<p>27. Washington Redskins- Both wins are ugly, but they were wins</p>
<p>28. Oakland Raiders- Jamarcus Russell is clearly not the answer</p>
<p>29. Cleveland Browns- Can they beat Buffalo, or is this a team headed toward disaster</p>
<p>30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Which Josh is the future of this team?</p>
<p>31. Kansas City Chiefs- Matt Cassel has not worked out</p>
<p>32. St. Louis Rams- they have been shut out twice, with one of the best RB in the game</p>
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