1. NY Giants 1

2. Tennessee 2

3. Pitt. 3

With Willie Parker back in the flow, the Steelers seem to have a potent 1-2 punch now with Mewelde Moore. Parker rushed for 87 yards on 16 carries, and Moore 67 yards on 12 carries as Pittsburgh controlled the ball for more than 35 minutes in a rout of New England.

4. Tampa Bay 5

5. Carolina 6

6. NY Jets 4

7. Indianapolis 7

8. Balt. 8

The Ravens are again playing slam-the-door- shut defense, allowing only 10 points in their last two games. Baltimore pummeled Philadelphia, 36-7, and Cincinnati, 34-3. The Ravens collected four sacks against the Bengals and scored their fifth defensive TD, all on interceptions.

9. Dallas 9

10. Atlanta 12

11. Miami 14

12. Denver 15

13. Minnesota 19

14. Washington 10

15. New England 11

16. Ariz. 13

The Cardinals are trying to clinch the NFC West in slow motion with a two-game losing streak. Arizona still has a three-game lead in the West with four to play.

17. Buffalo 16

18. New Orleans 18

19. Philadelphia 21

20. Chicago 20

21. Green Bay 17

22. Cleve 24

Once upon a time, the Browns thought they had great quarterback depth with Pro Bowler Derek Anderson and first-round pick Brady Quinn. But with a chance to force overtime against Indianapolis Sunday, it was Ken Dorsey taking the snaps for the Browns because of injuries.

23. San Diego 22

24. San Fran. 27

25. Jacksonville 23

26. Houston 25

27. KC 30

About the only recognizable names on the Chiefs these days are veteran Pro Bowlers HB Larry Johnson and TE Tony Gonzalez. They played like Pro Bowlers in an upset of Oakland on Sunday.

28. Oakland 26

29. Seattle 28

30. St. Louis 31

31. Cincinnati 29

32. Detroit NR