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NFL Power Rankings: Division Rankings After Week 11

By Brad Rowland

Arizona Cardinals quarterback Drew Stanton (5) calls signals against the Detroit Lions during the second half at University of Phoenix Stadium. The Cardinals won 14-6. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports
Arizona Cardinals quarterback Drew Stanton (5) calls signals against the Detroit Lions during the second half at University of Phoenix Stadium. The Cardinals won 14-6. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports /
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A general view of footballs with a salute to service logo prior to the game between the St. Louis Rams and the Denver Broncos at the Edward Jones Dome. Mandatory Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports /

We rank each of the NFL divisions from worst to the best.

The NFL is entering its final “trimester” of the 2014 season, and by now, we have a very good idea of what to expect from the great majority of teams across the league. However, comparing the league’s divisions has been in vogue in some circles in recent days, as the NFC South approaches potentially historic territory for incompetence, but we have been here all along, ranking the divisions from top to bottom each and every week.

Last week’s rankings give us some context as to where things stood just seven days ago, but as usual, there is some upheaval this week, and that shouldn’t be a surprise. The top and bottom are always the “highlight” areas, but the middle tier is quite fluid, and there are discussions and arguments to be had about the respect given to various teams.

Let’s unveil the list, beginning with the league’s bottom division and moving upward from that point, and of course, there are a few surprises along the way.

Next: NFC South

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