NFL power rankings: Where are the Texans?

NFL power rankings: Where are the Texans?

#32: Chiefs (2-12)
What a brutal season in Kansas City.
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#31: Jaguars (2-12)
Why even bring Maurice Jones-Drew back at this point?
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#30: Eagles (4-10)
Two games left in the Andy Reid era.
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#29: Raiders (4-10)
We have a Darren McFadden sighting!
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#28: Lions (4-10)
The Lions could be dangerous if they get a defensive game-changer.
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#27: Cardinals (5-9)
The Cardinals were 4-0, once upon a time.
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#26: Jets (6-8)
It's scary to think that if the Jets had won Monday night, they'd be in pretty decent shape to make the playoffs.
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#25: Titans (5-9)
Thankfully the Titans put the Jets fans out of their misery.
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#24: Browns (5-9)
The Browns have quietly been competitive since Halloween.
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#23: Rams (6-7-1)
The Rams quietly have some solid offensive weapons.
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#22: Bills (5-9)
The Bills are the NFL's most under-the-radar awful team.
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#21: Chargers (5-9)
No way Norv Turner survives this, right?
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#20: Saints (6-8)
The Saints should return to the playoffs in 2013.
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#19: Panthers (5-9)
The Panthers might be doing enough to save Ron Rivera's job.
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#18: Buccaneers (6-8)
Well, that Bucs bandwagon didn't last long.
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#17: Dolphins (6-8)
The Dolphins are going to lose 9 or 10 games, but this was still a step in the right direction for that franchise.
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#16: Bears (8-6)
Mayday! Mayday!
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#15: Cowboys (8-6)
Well, Jason Garrett is definitely coming back in 2013.
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#14: Vikings (8-6)
The Vikings are 8-6 with no quarterback, no receivers and not much to get excited about on defense. Adrian Peterson is the MVP.
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#13: Steelers (7-7)
The Steelers, the NFL's only 7-7 team, are the epitome of mediocrity.
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12: Colts (9-5)
The Colts can't possibly advance far in the playoffs, right? Right?
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#11: Redskins (8-6)
The Redskins are knocking on the door of the NFL's best teams.
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#10: Bengals (8-6)
Wait, so there are 22 teams worse than the Bengals?
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#9: Ravens (9-5)
...and 23 teams worse than the Ravens??
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#8: Giants (8-6)
...and 24 teams worse than the Giants???
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#7: Seahawks (9-5)
Seattle is becoming the trendy Super Bowl pick out of the NFC.
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#6: Packers (10-4)
Of all the NFC's playoff teams, the Packers might be the most flawed - on offense, defense and special teams.
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#5: 49ers (10-3-1)
The 49ers will only go as far as Colin Kaepernick's arm and legs can take them.
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#4: Broncos (11-3)
Despite Adrian Peterson's run for history, Peyton Manning is the new MVP favorite.
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#3: Patriots (10-4)
The Patriots needed a wakeup call, and the 49ers were happy to oblige.
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#2: Falcons (12-2)
The only 12-2 team that nobody believes in.
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#1: Texans (12-2)
The Texans are barely - BARELY - the best team in the NFL.
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