Here are my Top 6 NFC Power Rankings for all my the Cowboys lovers out there after week 7 of 2014 NFL
These rankings are based on the record of teams that each team has won against with their opponents.
For example the 49ers ae 16-9 when you combined the winning records of team that they have beat while the #Cowboys are 12-19 when you combined the record of teams they have beat.
When you you take it further to see the quality of wins that the 49ers havem they arey 45-59 based on the they teams they have beat plus those teams record against their winning percentage.
NFC Power Rankings as of 10/20/14
SOS
San Francisco 43.27% 4-3
Seattle 42.56% 3-3
Arizona 40.70 6-1
Cowboys 39.74% 6-1
Eagles 34.48% 5-1
Packers 32.88% 5-2
Lions 30.95% 5-2
This is a power ranking, and not who has the best record. This ranking shows how each team quality win. Although Cowboys beat Seattle, Seattle wins have come to teams who have a good winning percentage as suppose to the cowboys.
* SOS = Strength of Schedule in relationship to teams they have beaten compare to their winning percentage.
These rankings are based on the record of teams that each team has won against with their opponents.
For example the 49ers ae 16-9 when you combined the winning records of team that they have beat while the #Cowboys are 12-19 when you combined the record of teams they have beat.
When you you take it further to see the quality of wins that the 49ers havem they arey 45-59 based on the they teams they have beat plus those teams record against their winning percentage.
NFC Power Rankings as of 10/20/14
SOS
San Francisco 43.27% 4-3
Seattle 42.56% 3-3
Arizona 40.70 6-1
Cowboys 39.74% 6-1
Eagles 34.48% 5-1
Packers 32.88% 5-2
Lions 30.95% 5-2
This is a power ranking, and not who has the best record. This ranking shows how each team quality win. Although Cowboys beat Seattle, Seattle wins have come to teams who have a good winning percentage as suppose to the cowboys.
* SOS = Strength of Schedule in relationship to teams they have beaten compare to their winning percentage.
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