NFL Betting Power Rankings – Nov 26th

Now that Tony Romo has returned to the Cowboys and Aaron Rodgers has remembered how to win, let’s take a look at the latest NFL betting power rankings.

# 32 Cleveland Browns (2-8)

Johnny Manziel will be the starting quarterback for the rest of the season, beginning this Monday night against Baltimore.

# 31 Tennessee Titans (2-8)

Marcus Mariota is going through some real growing pains on a team without much talent. In their last seven games, they have only scored 14 or more points once.

# 30 Baltimore Ravens (3-7)

Joe Flacco tore his ACL and is done for the season. The backup is Matt Schaub, who pick-sixed himself out of Houston and had two picks in ten attempts last year with Oakland.

# 29 San Diego Chargers (2-8)

The Chargers have now lost six in a row. If they lose again, they’ll be under .500 for just the second time during the Philip Rivers era.

# 28 San Francisco 49ers (3-7)

The Niners have the second-worst time of possession average in the NFL this year (27:12). However, they only have nine turnovers (fourth best).

# 27 New Orleans Saints (4-6)

The Saints fired Rob Ryan during the bye week, as they rank #32 in points permitted (31.5) and yards permitted (424.3).

# 26 Jacksonville Jaguars (4-6)

Don’t look now, but the Jags have won three of four, and they now have San Diego and Tennessee next.

# 25 Detroit Lions (3-7)

The Lions may finally be waking up, posting consecutive wins in their last two weeks.

# 24 Philadelphia Eagles (4-6)

The Eagles have thrown 14 interceptions and 13 touchdowns. Who else has more picks than touchdowns in the air? Denver.

# 23 Miami Dolphins (4-6)

Ryan Tannehill has a 23.3 total QBR in his last four games. The Dolphins have lost three of those contests.

# 22 St. Louis Rams (4-6)

While Todd Gurley has been great on the ground, the team has not passed for 200 yards since Week 1. Some balance will help this team win more games.

# 21 Washington Redskins (4-6)

Washington is 4-1 at home and 0-5 on the road. The next two weeks feature home NFC East games for the Skins.

# 20 Chicago Bears (4-6)

In six of the last seven games, the Bears have either won or lost by three points or fewer. They’ve split those games.

# 19 Oakland Raiders (4-6)

Opponents are rushing 189 yards per game against the Greatness during this three-game slide.

# 18 Houston Texans (5-5)

Houston has won three straight, holding teams to an average of 9.7 points per game. In the first seven games, the Texans allowed 28.4 points per game.

# 17 Dallas Cowboys (3-7)

With Tony Romo starting, the Cowboys are 3-0 this season. The other games? You see the record. Huge game with Carolina on Thanksgiving.

# 16 New York Jets (5-5)

Ryan Fitzpatrick’s completion percentage has dipped below 50 during this two-game slide.

# 15 Buffalo Bills (5-5)

When the Bills throw the ball 30+ times in a game, they are 0-5. The running game is crucial for them.

# 14 New York Giants (5-5)

The G-men are in first place in the NFC East, but if they had held all of their fourth-quarter leads, they would be 9-1.

# 13 Kansas City Chiefs (5-5)

Once 1-5, the Chiefs have forced 12 turnovers and committed none during their four-game winning streak.

# 12 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-5)

The last time the Bucs won two straight was 2013. The last time they won at least five in a season was 2012.

# 11 Atlanta Falcons (6-4)

The Falcons are in a free fall, dropping three in a row and four of five.

# 10 Indianapolis Colts (5-5)

QB controversy? Matt Hasselbeck is 3-0 with a higher total QBR, completion percentage and TD to INT ratio than Andrew Luck (2-5).

# 9 Seattle Seahawks (5-5)

Thomas Rawls rumbled for 209 yards in his fourth NFL start.

# 8 Pittsburgh Steelers (6-4)

Things get tough for the Steelers now, as they finish on the road in four of the last six weeks.

# 7 Minnesota Vikings (7-3)

When the Vikings win, Adrian Peterson averages 121 yards on the ground. When they lose, that drops to 52.

# 6 Green Bay Packers (7-3)

The Packers have found their pass rush again, sacking Teddy Bridgewater six times last week.

# 5 Cincinnati Bengals (8-2)

The Bengals had an ugly loss to Houston and a tough loss to Arizona. How will they respond?

# 4 Denver Broncos (8-2)

The Brock Osweiler Era is underway in Denver.

# 3 Arizona Cardinals (8-2)

The Cards are averaging 33.6 points per game this year. Keeping your starting quarterback healthy makes a world of difference.

# 2 Carolina Panthers (10-0)

The Panthers have passed test after test. The next one comes in Dallas. Do you think Greg Hardy will be ready to face his former team?

# 1 New England Patriots (10-0)

As Al Davis put it, “Just win, baby.” The Patriots keep doing it.