At the halfway point in 2010, here is the Titan Sized power rankings of the bottom teams in the NFL.
32. Buffalo Bills (0-8) – No quality wins (no wins at all actually) and have been outscored 83 points by opponents. At least Ryan Fitzpatrick and Fred Jackson look good.
31. Carolina Panthers (1-7) – No quality wins and have been outscored by 96 points. If the Bills had a win, the Panthers would easily be ranked last in the league.
30. Dallas Cowboys (1-7) – No quality wins and have been outscored by 71 points. Tony Romo’s medical insurance must have also covered the heart removal operation for the Cowboys.
29. Denver Broncos (2-6) – Defeated the Tennessee Titans (26-20), but have been outscored by 69 points. Is there anyone harder to cover than Brandon Lloyd, right now?
28. Arizona Cardinals (3-5) – Inexplicably defeated the New Orleans Saints (30-20), but have been outscored by 68 points. How in the world did this team beat the New Orleans Saints?!
27. San Francisco 49ers (2-6) – No quality wins and have been outscored by 41 points. Troy Smith could be the catalyst that turns around the 49ers’ season and saves Mike Singletary’s job.
26. Cincinnati Bengals (2-6) – Defeated the Baltimore Ravens (15-10), but have been outscored by 23 points. This team shows a lot of grit, but is ultimately one of the biggest disappointments of 2010.
25. Detroit Lions (2-6) – No quality wins, but have outscored their opponents by 15 points. After all the hype and first-round additions, this team cannot seem to shake the identity of lovable losers.
24. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-4) – Defeated the Indianapolis Colts (31-28), but have been outscored by 61 points. This team rises and falls on the inconsistent shoulders of David Garrard.
23. Seattle Seahawks (4-4) – Defeated the San Diego Chargers (27-20), but have been outscored by 51 points. Back-to-back blowouts are a troubling sign for this young team.
22. Washington Redskins (4-4) – Defeated the Philadelphia Eagles (17-12) and Green Bay Packers (16-13), but have been outscored by 15 points. Forget the playoffs without Donovan McNabb.
21. Houston Texans (4-4) – Defeated the Indianapolis Colts (34-24) and Kansas City Chiefs (35-31), but have been outscored by 33 points. Another 8-8 season seems inevitable.