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After five games it's five losses for the New York Giants, and the team has nothing to show for itself but rumors of coaching changes and booking late-winter getaways. There are more things wrong with the Giants than there are right, and there aren't too many reasons to begin anything is going to change -- at least not this season.
After beating the Dallas Cowboys, the Denver Broncos continue their reign atop the rankings. The other undefeateds -- the Kansas City Chiefs and New Orleans Saints -- continue to creep up. And only the Jacksonville Jaguars, Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Bucs join the Giants as the league's winless wonders.
Here are Big Blue View's Week 6 NFL Power Rankings:
1. Denver Broncos (5-0): Is there a defense able to slow down Denver's offense? No team will be able to keep pace with 'em. (LW: 1)
2. New Orleans Saints (5-0): The Saints are the real deal, winning a tough one on the road at Soldier Field. They have a chance to show their the best of the NFC when they travel to Foxborough. (LW: 4)
3. Seattle Seahawks (4-1): They may have lost, but Seattle has the tools to be in the Super Bowl. (LW: 2)
4. Kansas City Chiefs (5-0): It wasn't pretty, but the Chiefs scored 13 fourth-quarter points to win at Tennessee. (LW: 5)
5. Indianapolis Colts (4-1): What an impressive feat for Indy, beating both the Niners and Seahawks in recent weeks. Andrew Luck is engineering a true contender and arguably the AFC team not located in Denver. (LW: 7)
6: San Francisco 49ers (3-2): The 49ers look to be back on the track after dismantling the Texans. (LW: 6)
7. New England Patriots (4-1): Danny Amendola returned, but the Patriots' offense was putrid. Despite the record, the Pats have a lot of room for improvement. (LW: 3)
8. Green Bay Packers (2-2): The bye week was kind to Green Bay, as the defense looked sharp -- albeit against a Calvin Johnson-less offense. (LW: 8)
9. Baltimore Ravens (3-2): The Ravens looked more well-rounded Week 5, earning their first road victory of the year. (LW: 11)
10. Detroit Lions (3-2): Without Johnson, this offense doesn't have the same oomph. (LW: 9)
11. Chicago Bears (3-2): Two losses in a row for Chicago, but fortunately they'll get the hapless Giants on Thursday night. (LW: 10)
12. Cincinnati Bengals (3-2): A statement win for Cincy, and they'll have a chance to go on a run in the coming weeks. (LW: 16)
13. Dallas Cowboys (2-3): Even though they lost, the Cowboys put forth the most impressive performance of any NFC East squad vs. Denver. (LW: 15)
14. Houston Texans (2-3): This team has talent, but where is it hiding? (LW: 14)
15. Tennessee Titans (3-2): Ryan Fitzpatrick made plays, but he can't help Tennessee to be a contender.(LW: 12)
16. San Diego Chargers (2-3): The same old Bolts: unpredictable. (LW: 13)
17. Miami Dolphins (3-2): The Dolphins started strong, but have now lost to two contenders in back-to-back weeks. (LW: 17)
18.New York Jets (3-2): Going on the road and beating the Falcons in Atlanta is no easy feat. Laugh now, but the Jets are right behind the Pats. (LW: 21)
19. St. Louis Rams (3-2): They played well, though who doesn't against the Jags? (LW: 20)
20. Cleveland Browns (3-2):This team might deserve a better ranking, but without Brian Hoyer their future is dimmer. (LW: 21)
21. Atlanta Falcons (1-4): This is not the No. 1 seed from the NFC last year. (LW: 19)
22. Buffalo Bills (2-3): Without E.J. Manuel, the road gets that much more difficult. (LW: 18)
23. Arizona Cardinals (3-2): This defense looked sharp. (LW: 25)
24. Philadelphia Eagles (2-3): The Eagles continued to soar even with Nick Foles running the show. (LW: 24)
25. Oakland Raiders (2-3): I think Oakland may have stumbled upon their future at quarterback. (LW: 28)
26. Minnesota Vikings (1-3): How long before Josh Freeman takes over this offense? (LW: 26)
27. Washington Redskins (1-3): Let's see if Mike Shanahan corrected the Skins' issues after the bye. (LW: 27)
28. Carolina Panthers (1-3): Coming off a bye week, the offense looked putrid. And their win -- against the Giants -- feels so much less impressive now. (LW: 25)
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-4): Though they didn't get better on the bye week, they lost a distraction in Josh Freeman. (LW: 30)
30. New York Giants (0-5): It's time for the Giants to book January getaways. There won't be a postseason for this New York team. (LW: 29)
31. Pittsburgh Steelers (0-5): I'd expect a more competitive Steelers team to come off a bye week. (LW: 31)
32. Jacksonville Jaguars (0-5): Justin Blackmon will be a great target for whoever is playing quarterback in Jacksonville next season. (LW: 32)
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