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1. Chargers (10-2) (5): Okay, so they don’t get to the top spot without Indy losing to Tennessee. But really now, is there a major flaw on this team? Think not.

2. Colts (10-2) (1): The Giants shouldn’t feel so bad. A week after the Titans upset Eli, they do the same to Peyton.

3. Bears (10-2) (4): Rex Grossman had better get right in a hurry, or else the Bears’ Super Bowl season will end sometime in January.

4. Ravens (9-3) (2): Ravens had a chance to clinch the division in Cincy last Thursday, but come up small for first time in weeks.

5. Patriots (9-3) (3): Pats nearly upset at home against Lions, but pull it out in the end.

6. Cowboys (8-4) (6): Tony Romo not at his best through most of the game. But with the outcome on the line in the fourth quarter, his 42-yard completion to Jason Witten sets up the dramatic win and a commanding two-game lead in the division.

7. Saints (8-4) (8): With 4 TDs, Reggie Bush finally explodes with the kind of game the Saints have expected all along.

8. Seahawks (8-4) (10): After stinking out the place for most of the game, Matt Hasselbeck comes alive in the fourth quarter to beat Denver. Hawks will now breeze to NFC West title.

9. Bengals (7-5) (11): Now that the Bengals are actually playing defense, they’re looking like the playoff team we expected.

10. Chiefs (7-5) (7): Herm Edwards wanted to change the culture of losing on the road. Still not working. Chiefs 2-4 away from Arrowhead after blowing huge second-half lead to Browns.

11. Jaguars (7-5) (13): David Garrard shapes up, and the Jags end Miami’s winning streak.

12. Jets (7-5) (14): Chad Pennington puts together one of the greatest first half performances you’ll ever see as Jets demolish Pack at Lambeau.

13. Eagles (6-6) (16): Still hanging in. After getting thrashed the week before in Indy, Jeff Garcia rallies Eagles against Panthers to pull back into wild card race.

14. Panthers (6-6) (12): Looks like the Panthers just aren’t going to get it together in time for a Super Bowl run. Another lost opportunity in Philly on Monday night.

15. Broncos (7-5) (9): Jay Cutler era starts off with a few Football Follies moments. Broncos might be done.

16. Giants (6-6) (15): Giants put together much better effort against Cowboys, but it’s still not good enough. At Carolina on Sunday will go a long way toward determining their playoff fate.

17. Falcons (6-6) (20): Michael Vick finally gets his act together against the Redskins, but schedule doesn’t get much easier down the stretch.

18. Rams (5-7) (17): Marc Bulger & Co. lose to Cardinals at home, and Bulger rips several teammates who don’t give a darn.

19. Titans (5-7) (23): Vince Young is a delight to watch.

20. 49ers (5-7) (18): Looks like 5-5 was as good as the Niners were gonna get this year.

21. Dolphins (5-7) (19): Only question left: Does Nick Saban want to be a college coach again?

22. Vikings (5-7) (21): Vikes will be looking for a quarterback in the off-season.

23. Bills (5-7) (22): Bills come close against Chargers, just not close enough.

24. Steelers (5-7) (25): Bill Cowher might be coaching his last month in Pittsburgh.

25. Redskins (4-8) (24): Another lost season for Daniel Snyder.

26. Browns (4-8) (28): Was miracle finish against Chiefs enough to save Romeo Crennel’s job?

27. Packers (4-8) (27): After humiliating loss to Jets, Brett Favre wonders if it was worth it coming back.

28. Texans (4-8) (29): Winning a game with negative 5 yards passing? Only against the Raiders.

29. Cardinals (3-9) (31): Road win over Rams way too late to save Dennis Green’s job.

30. Buccaneers (3-9) (26): Bucs still need a quarterback.

31. Raiders (2-10) (30): Raiders need a quarterback, too. And a whole lot more.

32. Lions (2-10) (32): Jon Kitna comes close against Pats, but that’s as far as it goes.