The 17th week of the NFL regular season is over, and the latest strength ranking is here again! After this round, the packers still hold the top spot, behind them are chiefs and pirates, and the tigers are also rising into the top ten. Without further ado, the strength rankings for week 17 of the regular season are out, let's take a look!
NO.1 Green Bay Packers (13-3)
After beating the missing Vikings in the game on Sunday night, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers locked in the number one seed in the National League playoffs to secure the first-round bye. Rodgers and many starters are likely to get a break in the first week, and he may use that time to buy a suit, maybe in a few days after winning the regular season MVP. Are packers much better than pirates, rams or cowboys? Not really, but if they get home-court advantage in the playoffs and play in the bitter wind, it's clear that they're going to be hard to beat.
NO.2 Kansas City Chiefs (11-5)
For most of the past two months, the Chiefs have looked like the best team in the NFL, and their last loss was against the Titans on Oct. 24. But Kansas City's eight-game winning streak was over, with a fatal blow from the Tigers. The chieftain, who has seemed invincible lately, has turned out to be a little fragile. The Chiefs have had a good record lately, in large part because of a pick-up in defense, but they were torn down by Joe Burrow and Jamal Chase, who took 266 yards and three touchdowns.
NO.3 Pirates of Tampa Bay (12-4)
Thanks to Tom Brady's magic, they completed the final moments of the offensive and defeated the hapless jets. The bad news is that pirates, who were already full of wounded soldiers, lost their personnel. Antonio Brown did not quit, in addition to the damage to the team's combat strength, but also morale damage. The Pirates have won six of their last seven games, and while they're not playing after last year, Brady and the team know how to win games and they'll continue to do so in the playoffs.
NO.4 Los Angeles Rams (12-4)
At week 17, Stafford is both the cause of all the ram's problems and the antidote to them. Stafford has been in a worrying state lately, with two more interceptions against the Ravens, and another double-handed interception by the opponent to complete the interception back to attack the touchdown. But in the final moments, it was still up to Stafford to plan the winning attack and help the team turn defeat into victory. If by the time it came to the playoffs, Stafford wouldn't have given them so many chances.
NO.5 Tennessee Titans (11-5)
After beating the Dolphins in a seven-game winning streak, the Titans are now temporarily number one in the American League. In fact, the Titans still rely on the road attack, advancing 198 yards and 2 touchdowns with 40 rushes. It is worth mentioning that it is not easy for the Titans to achieve such results without Derek Henry, Julio Jones and A.J. Brown in the second half of the season. And if they make it to the playoffs, they are likely to wait for henry the great to return.
NO.6 Buffalo Bill (10-6)
Beal is in the playoffs again, and if they beat the Jets next week, they can win the division championship for the second straight year. However, the home win over the Falcons, Beal still has a lot to sum up, quarterback Josh Allen was intercepted 3 times, it can be said that nothing was done, fortunately, the road attack was powerful enough to get 233 yards and 4 touchdowns. If their playoffs play like this week, it may be over soon.
NO.7 Dallas Cowboys (11-5)
The Cowboys had a chance to beat the Cardinals, but they clearly couldn't do enough. There's nothing to be ashamed of losing to the talented Cardinals in a game of equal strength, but the game shows that the Cowboys aren't a team without problems. Their defense was still outstanding, but the offense dropped its chains at key moments. Next week will be playing against the same playoff Hawks to see what they do.
NO.8 Arizona Cardinals (11-5)
Three consecutive defeats have left the Cardinals to miss out on the first in the National League, and they desperately need a game to prove themselves. Facing the menacing cowboys, quarterback Keller Murray recovered after a few weeks of slump, passing 263 yards and 2 touchdowns that were not intercepted. The Cardinals defense also improved, giving only one of the NFL's most potent offenses a 301 yard advance. Although they lost the top seed, there is still hope for the first place in the division.
NO.9 New England Patriots (10-6)
The Patriots apparently don't know how to prepare for the long-term rebuilding effort, and despite missing the playoffs last year, the Patriots regrouped and made it to the playoffs again this year, with Bill Bilicek making his 20th 10-win season in charge. At the beginning of the season, no one thought the Patriots could compete with Bill or the Chiefs, but now with the defensive team and the excellent coaching staff, they can play in the playoffs.
NO.10 Cincinnati Tigers (10-6)
The momentum of the tigers has risen, they are a bit like last year's pirates, the state is getting better and better, and gradually out of control. The earth-shattering battle with the Chiefs can say a lot, indicating that the Tigers will not only make the playoffs, but also be the stubble of the playoffs. The link between Burrow and Chase is a corridor of life for the Tigers and a death route for other teams.
NO.11 San Francisco 49 (9-7)
NO.12 Indianapolis Ponies (9-7)
NO.13 Philadelphia Eagles (9-7)
NO.14 Las Vegas Raiders (9-7)
NO.15 Las Vegas Raiders (9-7)
NO.16 Baltimore Crows (8-8)
NO.17 Miami Dolphins (8-8)
NO.18 Pittsburgh Steelers (8-7-1)
NO.19 New Orleans Saints (8-8)
NO.20 Cleveland Browns (7-9)
NO.21 Denver Mustang (7-9)
NO.22 Minnesota Vikings (7-9)
NO.23 Falcons of Atlanta (7-9)
NO.24 Washington Rugby (6-10)
NO.25 Chicago Bears (6-10)
NO.26 Seattle Seahawks (6-10)
NO.27 Carolina Panther (5-11)
NO.28 Houston Texans (4-12)
NO.29 New York Jets (4-12)
NO.30 New York Giants (4-12)
NO.31 Detroit Lion (2-13-1)
NO.32 Jacksonville Jaguars (2-14)
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