A little late today, but we finally put aside enough time to get to our weekly power rankings. There are some teams finally getting a little ahead in the pack, so here we go with our week nine power rankings

This is your Post-Week 9 Power Rankings from a Giants fans’ perspective of course. Big Blue was ranked No. 2 by both ESPN and CBSSportsline last week so I don’t expect them to move up since the Titans are still undefeated

A “vote” of confidence for Pittsburgh with a 23 to 6 win over the Redskins My reverse psychology paid off for once. I had previously planned on the Steelers to take care of the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants and they lost. So naturally I picked the Steelers to lose in …

Everyone got out and voted today, right? Have to get this done today because of stupid Thursday football. How ’bout them Falcons?

By Josh Satler from www.profootball101.org Must Starts: 1. Kurt Warner vs. San Francisco

Out : Denver, Dallas, Washington. In : San Diego, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia   AFC First Round Byes : Tennessee Titans Pittsburgh Steelers Other AFC Divisional Champions : Buffalo Bills San Diego Chargers AFC Wildcards : New England Patriots Baltimore Ravens NFC First-Round Byes : New York Giants Carolina Panthers Other NFC Divisional Winners : Arizona Cardinals Green Bay Packers NFC Wildcards : Tampa Bay Buccaneers Philadelphia Eagles Hated to Leave You Out : Baltimore Ravens . The first draft I did of this had Baltimore in, at the expense of Indianapolis, given their one-game lead in the wildcard standings

The pre-season favorite Cowboys are 5-4 and limping into the bye. The Falcons are contenders. The Panthers look like the Cardiac Cats of ‘03

The Giants destroyed the Cowboys this weekend. But, more importantly, has anyone else been paying attention what’s been happening to the NFL? I’m not sure if what they play now qualifies as tackle football.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Over the past few seasons, Tom Coughlin has gotten into the habit of giving the New York Giants an extra day off on Mondays after a big win. As Coughlin finished his postgame speech after the 35-14 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, a couple of the players told the coach they would be seeing him tomorrow to start preparations for this weekend’s game with the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field