Last week's power rankings had the Titans, Giants and Panthers leading the way. None of that has changed yet, but there was a little shifting around the second half of the top 10. Without further ado, here's the FanIQ Week 12 Power Rankings. Enjoy.


Top 10:

1: Still the Titans. Until they lose a game, they're not going anywhere. And I'm not completely sold on the idea of them losing at all. This team is for real. It's possible for them to clinch a playoff spot next week. That's sick.

2: Much like the Titans, they're not going anywhere until something drastic happens. A loss is the only way they drop, and a Titans loss is the only way they move up. These two teams are definitely the top two.

3: Last week, some people were questioning whether or not they're for real. I'm hoping we find out when they play the Falcons this week, which could be an excellent game, and could get the Falcons back in division contention. Or not.

4: With he best offense in the league, they're now in a race with the Titans to see who can clinch their division first. I'm actually betting on the Cardinals, since their division competition is far worse, although the Titans will clinch a playoff spot first

5: The Bucs show no signs of slowing down. Not the most impressive win against the Vikings, but a tough defensive win nonetheless, and they held Adrian Peterson to only 85 yards, after he had 4 straight games of 100+.

6: They beat the Chargers in the controversial game of the week, although it had no impact on the outcome. Their defense looked impressive, but they will really need to get the offense going if they want to go anywhere in January.

7: They are winning their division, and Brett Favre looked like his old self against the Patriots in a huge OT win. If they can continue to utilize Dustin Keller like they did late in that game, the offense will get a huge boost.

8: Tony Romo's impact was instantaneous. The offense still isn't running on all cylinders, but there's no comparison between him and Brad Johnson. Even Romo at 60% is better in this offense. He's back, so expect good things.

9: The Colts' offense might finally be on track. Peyton Manning is actually looking like, well, Peyton Manning, and Joseph Addai had a pretty solid game as well. The division is out of reach, but the playoffs are a possibility.

10: After a 4-game winning streak, the Dolphins are now a game back in the AFC East, tied with the Patriots. I think everyone knew they would improve this year, but they are undoubtedly a lot better than most people expected.


Bottom 5:

28: The Seahawks have fallen far from the top of the NFC West, where they spent the last half decade. Now, the NFL doesn't even care about Matt Hasselbeck, and lets guys like Adrian Wilson pummel him without penalty.

29: For only the 3rd time all year, the Bengals didn't lose. There was the win over the Jaguars, their bye week, and now their tie with the Eagles. If Donovan McNabb knew ties were possible, he wouldn't have let it happen.

30: I will never understand what makes a man so desperate that he would want to coach this team. Jim Fassel is pathetic. I almost hope he gets the job, so Al Davis can fire him and refuse to give him his money. That'll teach him.

31: The Chiefs have a great chance to stay on the bottom of this list for years, as long as Carl Peterson and Herm Edwards don't go anywhere. Now that Matt Millen is gone, this might be the worst Coach-GM combo in the NFL.

32: I really hope the Lions go 0-16. And I am supremely confident that they have the talent and the drive to do it. That is all.