AP1. Packers (No. 1; 9-0): ?Beating the Vikings has become almost boring for the Packers.? It?s definitely boring for the TV audience.
2. 49ers (No. 2; 8-1): ?Alex Smith needs to realize that being called a ?game manager? is a lot better than what he previously was called.
3. Steelers (No. 6; 7-3): ?The Steelers are back in control of the division. ?For now.
4. Patriots (No. 8; 6-3): ?The Patriots are back in control of the division. ?For now.
5. Saints (No. 9; 7-3): ?The Saints are back in . . . .? Hell, you get the idea.
6. Giants (No. 3; 6-3): ?Here come the Cowboys. ?And a schedule that gets no easier.
7. Ravens (No. 4; 6-3): ?So much for getting a home playoff game.
8. Bears (No. 12; 6-3): ?Just like last year, they?re getting better on the fly. ?Unlike last year, they?re looking up at the Packers.
9. Texans (No. 10; 7-3):? It?s possibly the only time Matt Leinart will ever quarterback a top-10 team in the NFL.
10. Bengals (No. 7; 6-3): ?They played well against the Steelers, but playing well and losing is still losing.
11. Lions (No. 5; 6-3): ?The darlings of September and October could become the disasters of November and December.
12. Cowboys (No. 15; 5-4): ?With two cracks at the Giants still to come, the NFC East title remains a real possibility.
13. Raiders (No. 16; 5-4): ?The best team in a bad division still gets a ticket to the playoff party.
14. Jets (No. 11; 5-4):? Some would say Rex should do what he told that fan to do.
15. Titans (No. 23; 5-4):? Matt Hasselbeck is to the rest of the current quarterbacks in the AFC South what the Packers are to the rest of the league.
16. Falcons (No. 13; 5-4):? There?s a fine line between courage and stupidity.? It?s precise placement usually is determined by the outcome.
17. Broncos (No. 24; 4-5): ?A boring offense has never been more fun to watch.
18. Bills (No. 14; 5-4): ?A fun offense has never been more boring to watch.
19. Buccaneers (No. 17; 4-5):? The good news?? The Bucs are no longer up and down.
20. Chiefs (No. 18; 4-5):? The guy who beat out Joe Flacco at Pitt has a chance to salvage the Chiefs? season.
21. Chargers (No. 19; 4-5):? I?m glad I didn?t pick this team before the season to win the AFC title.? [Editor's note:? Actually, I did.]
22. Seahawks (No. 30; 3-6):? With four more home games, the Seahawks could match their win total from 2010.? Then again, they only won seven in 2010.
23. Cardinals (No. 26; 3-6):? Kevin Kolb will be the starter when he?s 100 percent.? And he?ll be 100 percent once John Skelton loses a game or two.
24. Eagles (No. 20; 3-6):? The playoffs start for the Eagles on Sunday.
25. Jaguars (No. 28; 3-6):? The Jags? nationally-televised games this year equal their total number of current wins.
26. Vikings (No. 21; 2-7):? We?d hate to see how the Vikings would have played if they weren?t motivated by the Packers? stated desire to run the table.
27. Panthers (No. 22; 2-7):? Cam Newton didn?t hit the wall against the Titans.? The wall hit him.
28. Dolphins (No. 32; 2-7):? Yes, they?re going to screw up their shot at a top-1o quarterback.
29. Redskins (No. 25; 3-6):? It could be time to give that Indian in the logo a Chucky-style snarl.
30. Rams (No. 26; 2-7):? The next seven games will determine the future of Steve Spagnuolo in St. Louis.
31. Browns (No. 27; 3-6):? Bad snap, bad hold, bad kick.? Bad team.
32. Colts (No. 31; 0-10):? The only remaining question is whether Andrew Luck will do to the Colts what John Elway did to the Colts in 1983.
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