Nate's NFL Power Ratings-October 11

Sorry these are a day late, poker went late night Wednesday.
(Record, last week)

1. New England (5-0,1). A bookie's nightmare. A favorite that always covers.
2. Indianapolis (5-0,2). Never so little coverage around an undefeated Colts team.
3. Pittsburgh (4-1,3). Righted ship in Seattle drubbing with half the team out.
4. Dallas (5-0,4). As Franz Ferdinand says: You're so lucky.
5. Green Bay (4-1,5). Turnovers returned to Pack at bad time.
6. Tennessee (3-1,7). Sorry Sal, Jeff Fisher is not overrated.
7. Seattle (3-2,6). Pittsburgh made them look bad.
8. Baltimore (3-2,8). Still looking for last year's magic.
9. San Diego (2-3,26). May have found last year's magic.
10. Jacksonville (3-1,19). The more they run, th more they win.
11. Tampa Bay. (3-2,10). Injuries are piling up.
12. Chicago (2-3,22). Defense got inspired in Green Bay.
13. Arizona (3-2,9). St. Louis came way to close.
14. Cincinnati (1-3,11). Chiefs present chance to get back on track.
15. Washington (3-1,14). Where was that defense last year?
16. N.Y. Giants (3-2,17). I'm staying skeptical.
17. Denver (2-3,12). What Chargers did to them was ruthless.
18. Carolina (3-2,20). At least they're wining.
19. Philadelphia (1-3,13). Other teams in division may have caught them.
20. Detroit (3-2,15). NFC East road trips are over.
21. Houston (3-2,18). This team is fading fast.
22. Kansas City (2-3,25). The defense isn't that bad.
23. Oakland (2-2, 23). Time in first won't last long.
24. Cleveland (2-3,16). Disappointing defense.
25. San Francisco (2-3,21). Dilfer almost stole a win.
26. Buffalo (1-4,28). Keep finding ways to lose.
27. New Orleans (0-4,24). See above.
28. N.Y. Jets (1-4,29). This was a playoff team.
29. Minnesota (1-3,27). Only win is Atlanta.
30. Atlanta (1-4,30). Showing improvement.
31. Miami (0-5,31). How many wins does Cleo predict?
32. St. Louis (0-5,32). Will Gus lead this bus?