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Sunday, October 14, 2001
NFL power ratings
By Mark Curnutte
The Cincinnati Enquirer
1. Rams 4-0 (Last week's rating: 1) Can't lose inside on artificial turf
2. Broncos 3-1 2 Running game makes up for loss of receiver Ed McCaffrey
3. Ravens 3-1 3 Loss to Bengals woke up defending champions
4. Packers 3-1 4 On pace to break NFL sacks record, with 20 in four games
5. Raiders 3-1 7 Big test for 12th-ranked defense at Indianapolis
6. Giants 3-1 6 Winning with defense, emotion
7. Eagles 2-2 5 Stumble against Cardinals will help in long run
8. Buccaneers 2-1 10 Opposing quarterbacks have NFL-worst 55.4 passer rating
9. Dolphins 3-1 9 Should chew up Jets with fifth-ranked ground game
10. Saints 2-1 11 Sack-happy defense should feast on slow-footed Chris Weinke
11. 49ers 3-1 13 QB Jeff Garcia benefits from NFC-best rush offense
12. Colts 2-1 12 They've scored 100 points, given up 94
13. Browns 3-1 17 Tim Couch is AFC's best fourth-quarter passer, 106.1 rating
14. Chargers 3-1 8 Tomlinson could be first rookie rushing champ since Jim Brown (1957)
15. Steelers 2-1 19 Timeless combination in Pittsburgh - run (first), stop run (third)
16. Bears 2-1 24 They've found their quarterback in Jim Miller
17. Jets 2-2 21 Plus-11 in turnovers makes up for elastic defense
18. Jaguars 2-2 15 58-42 in first 100 games fourth-best since 1960
19. Bengals 2-2 16 Go figure, pass defense is team's highest-ranked unit
20. Falcons 2-2 18 Michael Vick will get start for injured Chris Chandler
21. Seahawks 2-2 26 Defense tied for AFC lead with 12 sacks
22. Cardinals 1-2 28 Fourth-quarter comeback was QB Jake Plummer's 13th
23. Vikings 1-3 20 Must beat bad Lions to hold team, season together
24. Titans 0-3 14 Loss would make franchise 0-4 for first time since 1984
25. Chiefs 1-3 22 Stubborn defense, but only in the second half
26. Panthers 1-3 23 Best defense is punter Todd Sauerbrun with eight inside 20
27. Patriots 1-3 25 Bledsoe injury starting to catch up with New England
28. Bills 0-4 27 Well, Buffalo can still run the ball pretty well (ninth in league)
29. Lions 0-3 29 Marty Mornhinweg might want to get back on his motorcycle
30. Cowboys 0-4 30 Only thing certain at quarterback is interceptions
31. Redskins 0-4 31 Outscored 112-16 in three games
Bengals Stories
UC 31, Alabama-Birmingham 17
Dream becomes reality for UC walk-ons
Martin, Big'O' share spotlight
Matta calls surprise midnight practice
XU scraps blue, gray jerseys
No. 1 Florida loses to Auburn
Miami 30, Akron 27
Wisconsin 20, Ohio State 17
LSU 29, Kentucky 25
Thomas More 63, Franklin 13
Anderson 39, Mount St. Joseph 21
City's 'Ice War' melting
Cyclones CEO foresees NHL team here
Ducks appear set in goal
Philadelphia 4, Mighty Ducks 1
SULLIVAN: Mariners too good to be true
Baseball playoffs report
Boxer thinking of war, Williams
Williams finds home with Nets
Martin runs freely in Nets' victory
UK's Parker reinjures knee, out for season
Best and worst of week in sports
High School Insider
High school tennis roundup
Boys cross country roundup
Girls cross country roundup
Boys state golf tournament
Cincinnati high school results
N.Ky. high school results
PREP FOOTBALL PAGE
Covington Catholic 43, Scott 0
Ohio football scores
How Ohio's Top 10 fared
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