NEW YORK (AP) — Despite losing for the second time in three weeks, the Seattle Seahawks remained atop The Associated Press NFL power rankings Tuesday. Seattle grabbed eight first-place votes from a nationwide panel of media members who regularly cover the league, and Denver got the other four. "When you set the NFL record throwing 51 touchdowns and you have one game left, you are No. 1," Edwards said of the Broncos, who own the AFC West title. "[...] trying to figure out how Brady and Belichick won their 11th AFC East championship," Fox Sports' John Czarnecki said of the Patriots. The Chargers take care of business against the Raiders at home and still have a chance at a playoff run with a win over the Chiefs and losses by Baltimore and Miami. Source: Continue reading...
