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Eagles second-best NFC East team in Domo's NFL rankings

Sam Bradford has a 102.1 second-half passer rating, but just 65.6 in the first half.

    by Paul Domowitch
    Published 
Paul Domowitch's latest NFL power rankings (last week's rank in parentheses):
1—Packers      5-0     (1)
Just to show he’s human, Aaron Rodgers threw his first INTs at Lambeau since the disco era.
2—Patriots      4-0     (2)
Patriots have scored 121 points in their last three games.
3—Bengals      5-0     (3)
Don’t look now, but Andy Dalton is having an MVP-caliber season.
4—Broncos      5-0     (4)
Last time Peyton Manning had 7 picks in 5 games was in the New Orleans Day Care League.
5—Falcons       5-0     (5)
Their schedule is softer than a foam pillow. They’ll be 9-0 before they even have to break a sweat.
6—Cardinals         4-1      (6)
They’re averaging a league-best 38 points per game.
7—Panthers     4-0     (8)
Their 4 wins have been over teams with a combined 5-15 record. Next up: The Little Sisters of the Poor.
8—Seahawks    2-3     (7)
Russell Wilson already has been sacked 22 times. And the Legion of Boom has one freaking INT.
9—Colts         3-2     (9)
Two more wins and they will clinch the AFC South.
10—Jets              3-1      (12)
Eagles have been the only team to put up more than 14 points against Todd Bowles’ defense.
11—Steelers     3-2     (11)
Roethlisberger probably still is a couple of weeks from returning.
12—Cowboys         2-3     (10)
Gisele could’ve beaten this team last week. In stilettos.
13—Bills         3-2     (16)
Bills probably won’t get LeSean McCoy back until November.
14—Vikings      2-2     (15)
The 7-2 Vikings? Could happen. Their next five games are very winnable.
15—Rams        2-3     (14)
Nick Foles came up small at Lambeau, throwing career-high four interceptions.
16—Chargers    2-3     (18)
Philip Rivers is on 5,000-passing-yard pace, yet Chargers have scored more than 20 points just twice.

17—Eagles       2-3     (19)

Sam Bradford has a 102.1 second-half passer rating, but just 65.6 in the first half.
18—Redskins         2-3     (20)
Redskins don’t have a receiver with more than 3 catches averaging more than 11.6 yards per catch.
19—Giants       3-2     (21)
Big divisional game with Eagles on Monday night, and both of their starting WRs have hamstring injuries.
20—Ravens      1-4      (17)
Ravens defense has allowed 27.4 points per game; most by far in the Harbaugh era.
21—Chiefs       1-4      (13)
They’re going to have to dig themselves out of this hole without Jamaal Charles.
22—Dolphins    1-3      (22)
Interim coach Dan Campbell had his team spend the bye week walking on hot coals and eating nails.
23—Browns      2-3     (30)
Johnny who? Josh McCown has thrown for 340-plus yards in 3 straight games.
24—Raiders     2-3     (26)
They gave the undefeated Broncos a run for their money. They’re not a laughingstock anymore.
25—Texans      1-4      (24)
Pick a QB and stick with him, Bill. Enough with this game of musical chairs.
26—Titans       1-3      (25)
Opponents have averaged 5.1 yards per carry in the last two games.
27—49ers       1-4      (27)
It took five games, but the Niners finally scored in the first quarter. And still lost.
28—Bears       2-3     (31)
The last time the Bears won two in a row, they followed it up by losing five straight. Just sayin’.
29—Bucs        2-3     (32)
Doug Martin has had two straight 100-yard rushing performances. That’s good news for Jameis Winston.
30—Saints       1-4      (28)
Rob Ryan’s sieve of a defense gave up 519 yards and 34 first downs to the Eagles.
31—Jaguars     1-4      (29)
Blake Bortles was sacked six times by the Bucs. The Bucs, for God’s sake!    
32—Lions        0-5     (23)
Worse yet, Matthew Stafford has a $22.5 million cap number next season.
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