NFL Power Rankings, Week 14: Green Bay Packers On Top, Washington Redskins Back At Bottom

The Washington Redskins fall right back down to the bottom of the league in this week's NFL Power Rankings.

By Mike Prada Dec 6, 2011, 8:52am EST

LANDOVER, MD - DECEMBER 04: Calvin Pace #97 of the New York Jets recovers a Washington Redskins fumble during the second half at FedExField on December 4, 2011 in Landover, Maryland. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)

The Washington Redskins' slow climb to the middle of the pack of the NFL was fun while it lasted. After a 34-19 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday, the Redskins are right back at the bottom of the league in our latest NFL Power Rankings. That's what happens when you allow three touchdowns in less than five minutes in a game.

Elsewhere, the Green Bay Packers keep chuggling along, while the next six teams continue to bunch up. You could argue any order, really, with teams 2-7 on this list. They all just keep winning. Behind them is a lot of mediocrity, and you know what that means: Tim Tebow and the Denver Broncos may very well be the next-best team in the league after the obvious top seven.

Here are the full rankings.

1. (1) Green Bay Packers (12-0)

2. (3) New Orleans Saints (9-3)

3. (2) New England Patriots (9-3)

4. (4) Baltimore Ravens (9-3)

5. (6) Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3)

6. (5) San Francisco 49ers (10-2)

7. (7) Houston Texans (9-3)

8. (13) Denver Broncos (7-5)

9. (15) New York Jets (7-5)

10. (9) Atlanta Falcons (7-5)

11. (16) Tennessee Titans (7-5)