Mike Blewitt’s NFL Power Rankings: Week 12

By Mike Blewitt
for NFLSportChannel.com

Published: November 25, 2009

... the best. The Colts and Saints moved to 10-0, making it only the third time in league history with two undefeated teams at this stage, the AFC West threw down with the AFC North and won(!), and the Browns found yet another way to lose. Let’s make our way all the way from No. 1 to No. 32…

1. New Orleans Saints (10-0)— Efficient and dominant in each phase of the game, the Saints were in control throughout it. By creating four turnovers and leading a perfectly balanced offensive attack, New Orleans put their stamp on this game. They are 10-0 for the first time in franchise history and will look to continue their unblemished run in a huge contest on Monday night, when they host the Patriots.

2. Indianapolis Colts (10-0) —Certainly not their prettiest win of the year, but as we like to say, “good teams win ugly.” The Ravens forced three turnovers and held the Colts ...

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