Week 5: 1. San Francisco 49ers 13.744 2. Detroit Lions 12.92 3. Green Bay Packers 12.72 4. Baltimore Ravens 10.95 5. New England Patriots 7.456 6. New Orleans Saints 5.92 7. Buffalo Bills 5.184 8. Pittsburgh Steelers 4.032 9. Washington Redskins 3.206 10. Cincinnati Bengals 2.088 11. San Diego Chargers 1.824 12. Tennessee Titans 1.122 13. Houston Texans 0.792 14. Oakland Raiders 0.648 15. Minnesota Vikings 0.56 16. Dallas Cowboys 0.044 17. New York Giants -0.376 18. Chicago Bears -0.732 19. Seattle Seahawks -1.008 20. New York Jets -2.298 21. Carolina Panthers -2.496 22. Atlanta Falcons -2.832 23. Kansas City Chiefs -3 24. Cleveland Browns -3.369 25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -3.552 26. Philadelphia Eagles -3.648 27. Denver Broncos -4.736 28. Miami Dolphins -6.913 29. Arizona Cardinals -7.912 30. Indianapolis Colts -8.24 31. Jacksonville Jaguars -10.048 32. St. Louis Rams -17.113
No matter what criteria/rankings/formula you are using, there is no possible way at this point in the season that the Packers aren't the best team in the league and it's really not close.
They haven't really dominated opponents with the exception of the Broncos. The rankings only take this season's numbers into effect so being defending SB champs doesn't matter. I could implement yardage but that would probably put them lower. I've been thinking of implementing yardage into this somehow, so I may tinker with it when I have time to see how it works.
They kind of have dominated teams though. Saints put up a late TD to make the game closer than it appeared, same with the Carolina game. Newton scored with little time left. They dominated in Chicago. They certainly dominated the Broncos and after the slow start in Atlanta, they pretty much dominated for 3 quarters. Their ToP isn't too shabby compared to the rest of the league either. Gotta be close to Top 5 if not in the Top 5.
