NFL power rankings, Week 11: Steelers rise, Eagles fall

31. New York extended its winning streak to five games thanks to a 22-16 nailbiter against the Bears. Landon Collins has shown he can be an All-Pro safety in the NFL, sealing the victory with an interception on Jay Cutler’s final throw of the game. Collins now has five interceptions, tied for the league lead. On offense, Eli Manning threw two touchdowns and saw Rashad Jennings finally reach the end zone for the second time all season. Drafting a stud like Dalvin Cook or Christian McCaffery will bode well for the entire Giants offense. With no turnovers and only four penalties, the Giants look to be headed towards a wild card game. <p>Next Week: The Giants will travel to Cleveland to face the Browns, who were the first team to be officially eliminated from playoff contention. Nearly every match-up will favor the Giants, and seeing Joe Haden attempt to cover Odell Beckham Jr. will be entertaining.</p> <p>Playoff hopes: Dallas has essentially wrapped up the NFC East, leaving the Giants to fight for a wild card spot. Four of their last six games will be on the road, including games in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Washington. The distance of travel may not wear them out, but the environments and aggressiveness expected in those games will.</p>. 7-3. Previous: . New York Giants. 7. team