Week 6 Power Rankings

I wasn't sure if Bobo was putting these out for this week or not, but I figured it is Wednesday, so I will supply you all with the goodness.


1. Optimo 55 Souf (5-0-1; prev:1) - Week 7 is upon us, we know what happens next. Unlike years past, Mr. Souf's squad looks stronger than normal, but regardless of how good they look on paper, for whatever reason his players like to quit by Week 6. A mother bye week this week makes it easier than should be on his opponent, but at least Optimo gets the byes over all at once.

2. $2 six inch (5-1; prev: 2) - Solid team, and clearly the 2nd best. The only thing bringing Jared down may be the inconsistency of the Bears offense and the uncertainty of Dallas Clark's season. Two very solid wide receivers carry this team.

3. WOLFPACK (4-1-1; prev: 4) - Consider this a distant third. This team is in third by way of a 56 point tie. After Week 2, Mikul has been rather mediocre. Playoffs are almost a definite, but The Joseph may have to revert back to his old ways and pull off a trade in order to be considered a postseason contender.

4. Tom Izzo's Fball Camp (3-3; prev:6) - Izzo has been consistent all year and can thank Jack Del Rio for keeping CJ2K in the game Monday night to pad some stats. Fball camp has the best running back group in the league, but may need to deal for a wide receiver to put him in elite status.

5. Whoopass (4-2; prev: 3) - Got doubled up this past weekend, but Philip Rivers won't have another game that bad all season. The Elder has nice depth at wide receiver and shouldn't have a problem getting to the postseason.

6. Knight Trimark (3-3; prev: 8) - Sir Knight enjoyed seeing D-Bowe's stat line, while Mike Sims-Walker went home with his tail between his legs. Not sure if the past two week's are a fluke or not, but if the stock market bust can get some consistent running back play, the playoffs may be in his future.

7. Favre Flip Flops (2-3-1; prev: 5) - Honestly if it wasn't for injury issues, the dirty texter would be ranked 3rd. On paper, this team has as good a talent as any other team in the league, but chronic injuries have stunted his growth. Tie may help getting into the playoffs, but Flip Flop needs his boys to come to play.

8-11 could really be arranged any way, only 12 has separated himself from his competition.

8. The IFF (2-4; prev: 9) - This team is not threatening at all, but could still end up playoff bound given the mess at the bottom of the standings. McCoy is carrying this team, and maybe the reacquisition of Kevin Kolb will give IFF's situation the charge it needs to make a run.

9. Grenade (2-4; prev: 7) - Hit with maybe the worst Bye week issue in league history, so scoring 58 points cannot really be disrespected. Santonio Holmes gives Grenade a nice boost, but running back issues could be this managers downfall.

10. Prone Cobras (1-4-1; prev: 12) - Mr. Cobra has the best wide receivers in the league, but yet the running backs refuse to collaborate with his wide receivers on a weekly basis. A brutal early season schedule may be the reason for the alarming record, with the competition softening up in the next few week's, Prone could go on a run.

11. Los Peros Grandes (2-4; prev: 10) - Pequeno puppy has played valiantly against the top two teams in the league, but aside from that he has been all bark and no bite. Similar to Cobras, schedule has been rough, but you aren't going to win many games scoring less than 80. Greg Jennings played well, but not as well as Madden Greg Jennings.

12. Curtis Enis Revival (1-5; prev: 11) - An accurate team name. This team is made up of 11 Curtis Enis', and three above average players. At least we have that one glorious victory. If the Revival can't put together a winning streak, he may have to resort to eying that first pick in the '11 Draft.