The following is Vic Ketchman's power rankings of NFL teams for week 10 of the 2004 season.
1. Pittsburgh (7-1)—They've earned it.
2. Philadelphia (7-1)—Teams are going to look at that Steelers tape.
3. New England (7-1)—Resilient, but I see cracks.
4. NY Jets (6-2)—Must bounce back against Ravens.
5. Atlanta (6-2)—Michael Vick beginning to lead the way.
6. Minnesota (5-3)—Not a championship defense.
7. Denver (6-3)—Bye week.
8. San Diego (6-3)—Is this really happening?
9. Indianapolis (5-3)—Poised for a run?
10. Baltimore (5-3)—A lot of defense, a little luck.
11. Seattle (5-3)—NFC West may be weakest division.
12. Jacksonville (5-3)—Time to come together.
13. NY Giants (5-3)—Lost to Bears at home.
14. Houston (4-4)—Must win at Indianapolis.
15. St. Louis (4-4)—Rams may be softest team in the league.
16. Green Bay (4-4)—Rested, ready to roll.
17. Detroit (4-4)—Up and down Lions in Jacksonville.
18. Kansas City (3-5)—So much for Chiefs comeback.
19. Dallas (3-5)—Time for Drew Henson.
20. Cleveland (3-5)—Browns host rival Steelers.
21. Tennessee (3-5)—What do Titans have left in the tank?
22. Buffalo (3-5)—Starting to turn it around.
23. Cincinnati (3-5)—Carson Palmer is the real thing.
24. Washington (3-5)—When does Gibbs pull plug on Brunell?
25. Arizona (3-5)—Future beginning to look bright.
26. Tampa Bay (3-5)—Gruden doing great job.
27. Chicago (3-5)—One of the league's true over-achievers.
28. New Orleans (3-5)—This is pathetic.
29. Oakland (3-6)—Season can't end soon enough.
30. Carolina (1-7)—Ditto.
31. San Francisco (1-7)—Season never started.
32. Miami (1-8)—Ditto.
