FOX Sports Position-by-Position Rankings

[CantStop85]

Note: Positions include more than just starters...second/third stringers involved as well.

QB's
Top 5:
1. Colts
2. Patriots
3. Seahawks
4. Steelers
5. Broncos
Bottom 5:
28. Titans
29. 49ers
30. Raiders
31. Vikings
32. Bills

RB's
Top 5:
1. Seahawks
2. Chargers
3. Redskins
4. Bengals
5. Chiefs
Bottom 5:
28. Titans
29. 49ers
30. Jaguars
31. Packers
32. Jets

Receivers
Top 5:
1. Cowboys
2. Seahawks
3. Colts
4. Bengals
5. Chargers
Bottom 5:
28. Eagles
29. Saints
30. 49ers
31. Bills
32. Bears

O-Lines
Top 5:
1. Broncos
2. Bengals
3. Colts
4. Seahawks
5. Chiefs
Bottom 5:
28. Rams
29. Packers
30. 49ers
31. Texans
32. Cardinals

D-Lines
Top 5:
1. Bears
2. Seahawks
3. Steelers
4. Panthers
5. Giants
Bottom 5:
28. Browns
29. Bills
30. Bengals
31. Texans
32. Jets

Linebackers
Top 5:
1. Steelers
2. Bears
3. Chargers
4. Seahawks
5. Buccaneers
Bottom 5:
28. Lions
29. Texans
30. Colts
31. 49ers
32. Saints

Defensive Backs
Top 5:
1. Broncos
2. Bengals
3. Bears
4. Buccaneers
5. Cowboys
Bottom 5:
28. 49ers
29. Texans
30. Raiders
31. Rams
32. Chargers

Special Teams
Top 5:
1. Bills
2. Dolphins
3. Giants
4. Browns
5. Bengals
Bottom 5:
28. Buccaneers
29. Raiders
30. Jets
31. Rams
32. Packers

Coaching Staffs
Top 5:
1. Redskins
2. Steelers
3. Broncos
4. Bengals
5. Seahawks
Bottom 5:
28. Chiefs
29. 49ers
30. Raiders
31. Rams
32. Packers

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/5857526

[BlackNGold203]

Nice post CS85...interesting..Colts O-line #3.....Cowboys receivers #1...those two puzzle me....after what we did to the Colts line last year...and I assume they are factoring in TO...who will probably be a non-factor....:cool: :cool:

[Prosdo]

Very nice CS. I love the two rankings for Coaching staffs and Linebackers. :smile:

[CantStop85]

I thought they were pretty good overall...just a few curveballs thrown in here and there.

[TasmanianTroy271]

I'm surprised we didn't get in the top 5 O-Lines, I mean we have 3 pro-bowlers plus solid depth...

[boLT fan]

I may just be being a homer, but I think the Chargers have the Number 1 rushing. The Seahawks have Alexander, but that's it. The Chargers have Tomlinson (arguably better than Alexander) and Michael Turner, who could be the best backup RB in the game. I do like SD in the top 5 in receiving, a position that doesn't get much respect on the Chargers.

I'm kinda suprised we aren't in the bottom 5 of QB's. We have an unproven Rivers and.. uh..

Thanks for the article.

[CantStop85]

I may just be being a homer, but I think the Chargers have the Number 1 rushing. The Seahawks have Alexander, but that's it. The Chargers have Tomlinson (arguably better than Alexander) and Michael Turner, who could be the best backup RB in the game.
Although I think the Chargers make a strong case for #1 in RB's, I can see where they are coming from with the Seahawks. First of all, I think they are assuming that Alexander is better than LT based on production...an arguable point. Michael Turner is a good backup, but so is Maurice Morris for the Seahawks. Then at FB, the Chargers have Lorenzo Neal, but the Seahawks have Mack Strong. I think all across the board the Chargers and Seahawks are pretty even...you could argue either way.

I do like SD in the top 5 in receiving, a position that doesn't get much respect on the Chargers.
This was a bit of a surprise, but I think it's because they considered the TE position as part of the receiving category and the Chargers obviously have the best in that regard.

[boLT fan]

Although I think the Chargers make a strong case for #1 in RB's, I can see where they are coming from with the Seahawks. First of all, I think they are assuming that Alexander is better than LT based on production...an arguable point. Michael Turner is a good backup, but so is Maurice Morris for the Seahawks. Then at FB, the Chargers have Lorenzo Neal, but the Seahawks have Mack Strong. I think all across the board the Chargers and Seahawks are pretty even...you could argue either way.

I still don't think they are even. I really just think it's because of Alexander winning the MVP and the bandwagon riding. Turner is a wrecking ball with speed, and Neal VS Strong is hardly an argument as to who is the better blocker. Neal has proven he can block for any team and any RB, while Strong has done it for few RB's and only with one team.